The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-09

relative TO the escape of Rochefort
have been at work, the result being
that all the convicts in New Caledonia
will be removed to the Isle OF Pines
for better security.
The Honolu Gazette says the Kings
Cabinet onght to be rrn,odeled, tue
present members beiug mere adven.
turers. The Legislative Assembly has
passed u bill to aid steam navigation TO
foreign countries.
Thomas Strong, the tnatn ui the
ship Pride, OF this port, which arrived
yesterday from Boston. was arrested
last night for The murder of sailor
named Antonio Sparicle, by knocking
him from the fore-tree to the deck.
New YoR:;. August 10. Tue HeymlFs
correspondent has Interviewed Don
Carlos. In reply to Il question regard.
ing the Cortes, he said it should he
elected fully aud fairly by tho natiou.
The Cortes. which should reflect The
feelings. Interests, wishes uiiii syiit;-
mcnts OF the people. ought not to lie II
mere body Of factioas politicians, alike
20 Herlcss for good und strong for evil,
promulgatiug doctrines for The over
throw ol society, aud euding with bar.
ricndes. I wish Spain to march on
ward to progress and enlightenment,
aud not remuin behind later nations III
science and educatiul, withou. Which
Spain will be ontStrippei III the r.cc
Tor wealth and prosperity; bn. soiae-
thing is radically wrong III the mo,,cru
current OF thought HnI system ul
education. The world is rushing into
gross materinlis;i and unbeiief, which,
unless checkcli, must Gu,l in the OK
tlnctlOn oT tnD human :nc::-!lle innii
thereof b=luS the HlDdrrn Goddess sy,
tenn OF cdnca,iou un,. modern methods.
ol investigation. Vu-uay':, .,avants
will be called iuu!s by t::e suvn,its ui
twenty years hence, tor Wishing to dis
car:l truths that have horne The test I'LL
ages. Spain shu.l never submit, il { lii
help it. Religion aY.i education assist,
each other. SriGucc without religion
IL blind; adding. with smile: Il am
ut presen. occupied with other mrl-
ters; when The cuu:ay is couonered,
my throne restored and peace and
order prevail. ihen Is tho time to con.
slider edncalior. Touching Cuba, lie
snld he would oll,!r FREQ pardon and
amnesty, and would guarantee :. Go
vtrnnlent devoted to the interests of
the island. Lie sad he was opposed
to slavery and would abolish il with
all speed. Carlos Is very sangui..t ri
lli" success ri his cause, dtcil.il. his
prospects fayo.aDi, and giving su.ri
reasons therefor.
Judge Morris. Tsiion's couuse., ;. I'D!
to-day: Hilton has iiot vct cucam"..crt.
snit against .ieecher. The papers viii
De served Just as soon II, they are pre-.
pared. The suit which Tiltun l,ru-
poses to bring against Eeccher has no
re;ernnce to the action OF the commit
tee whutever. Tie action of tho COM
mistee will neither hasten nor ,i-lAy
the commence Mcut ri the action for n
motnent. In order that there may be,
no necessity ior further question .s to
the proposed proceedings. the action
Will be brought in tho Supreme Court
precisely ns stated. 1t will be nh action
against Air. Beecher for criminal con
nection with Mrs. Tiltcn. The amount
claimed will be in accordance with the
magnitude of this suit. But, in this
connection. Mr.. Tiitons purpose in
bringing the action is not to rec.iv.
any pecuuiary benefit. hut simply to
7in1icate Lila good name against the
ntrocIouH ISLANDERS tn which he has
been subjected. So far his Tllson is
conceIned, the case will be pressed for
trial at the earlie,t possible ,iny. The
! report of the committee will have no
elect on Ti!tuii's case nj law.
Gen. Butler, who Is ia this city t..
dag, told reporter tha: he ucrer gave
IN opinion III a case unit! he had seru
evidence. and in this case hr had not
seen evidence. Z icstipnH were to-day
asked of II gentleman connected will
tle case. II, to what the committee pro /.
posed 10 do, if Moniton should cM,r Il
statement, but decline 10 submi. to II
cro*,-eXamination. The answer was.
that tho com.ni.t,e would i;..n ti..liuc
to receive .Ioalton's statement Mt n:,:
and ii Monliou shoull then make.
| public his statement, they would san
| ply have to so before tic country on
such slate OF facts, aud let The rru-
pie decide the question. II is crriuin
that the committee wuu.i receive from
Moulton documents, ii he desired Ia
turn them over without auy statement:
| but should he weave thJso documents
| INTO a statement in which he should
characterlZ, tiln"e papers and draw
conclusions from them, and then de-
elmo to submit to crOss-exatniI .ti,n.
tho committee would ceriail.!r refuse
to accept such statement.
fH,,nx,