The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-04
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LONDON. February 2.-The elections
held to-day at Cambridge University
and In West Norfolk and Midlincoln-
shire resulted in return Of six Con.
,aervatiyes without opposition in the
District Of Bedfordshire. The votes
were close, and the result is divided be-
tween the parties. Disraeli has de.
clared against the repeal Of the income
tax. and the Liberals are making every
use of the fact in the present ioa 1vass.
81 PARIS, January 3.-A profound sensa-
t!on has been caused at Versailles by arli.
cles in the North German Gazette, urging
restrictions on the freedom OF the church
and Ultramontane press in Francs and
Belgium. .'T m
MADRID. February 3.-Spain provi.
sionally recalled her diplomatic repre-
sentatives from Berlin, Vienna and .Eu-
ropean capitals. ni p.
% LONDON. February 3.-Neither party
1nss made sp9KsGhss Ksa,nS to-day except home
There was Sighting at Sheffield, to-day.
The police were obliged 20 protect Nun
dell and Chamberlain, Liberal oandi-
& dates, ftom the violence of Roebuok's q
supporters.
The election in Bristol, yesterday, re.
suited in the return OF Samuel Morely
and Hodgeson; both are liberals and
were members of the late Parliament.
Ofthe members OF the new Parliament,
'-thus far chosen, the Conservatives have
q majority O; sixteen. There we're
number of meetings OF Liberals and
Conservatives in the metropolitan dis.
tricts. last night, which were addressed
3 by their respective candidates. The
, proceedings ut all the gatherings were
marked by much disorder. The cleo.
ton in Greenwich is in progress to day.
I The election of Gladstone is Thought to
be sure. A despatch from the borough
Gays there have been number of fights
and much window. smashing.
Thomas Hughes has withdrawn from
the election in Marylebone, submitting
to the opinion of the Attorney. General,
who declared his phances OF euooess
were not equal to those granted the
other Liberal nominee. Hughes ap.
pealed to and accepted the decision OF
the Attorney General, to avoid diyi-
sion of the party and its possible defeat
in the pending election in Marylebone.
The aooF Of a factory il Bury, in
Lancashire, where Liberal meeting
was being held, gave way, yesterday,
and precipitated a. large number of
people to the story below. Six persons
were killed. and it is feared many moro
fatally Injured. ai4a taT
BEnh1N. February ga despatch
from Possen Gays Archbishop Ledo
Chowaka was arrested to-day, by order
of the German authorities, and sent to
Flrankfort-on-the- Oder, to Undergo i'm
psisonment.
LONDON. February 3.--A erecial de-
spatch to the Daily Neaos, from st. Pc.
tersburg. Gays Ryssia has refused to
send goods to the exposition to be held
in Philadelphia in 1876, alleging that it
is private undertaking.
Dispatches from O number of places
throughout the kingdom where voting
is taking place to-day, report much ex-
citement and some rioting. especially In
Bury, Lancashire and Tralee, Ireland,
Right Hon. Robert Lowe was to-day
elected to represent London University
in the next Parliament, without opposi-
tion. F''l
L1vERPooL. February 3,-The new
steamer Britannia. of the white Star
Line, was launched this morning, at
Belfast.
cgraphic-American Matters.
DARING AND EXTENSIVE RoDBERY-HEAyY
SNOW sTonM-RxTBNsIvR COUNTERFEIT
INa-CONGREssIOEAL PRccREDINas
sHIPwRECKRD CREW s1AUaHTRRED-
MRS. GAINES AGAIN IN ooURT-aREAT
DRAMATIC AND RAILROAD FEAT, TO-, &C.
CHARLESTON, February 3.-Arrived-
Steamships Ashland, Philadelphia; Sea
Gull, Baltimore.
PANAMA, February 2-Thcre is every.
where prospect.of peace for Central
America, except in relation to affairs in
Honduras. In that unfortunate repub.
lie, Senor Drias, the Provisional Presi-
dent. is shut up in Camayagna. and
Senor Levinn, who WAS declared Presi-
dent Of Ganzalez, has established go.
vernment at Tegerioigal. There has
been no fighting since the attack OF
Massalo in Peru. The public opinion
grows stronger every day in favor of the
separation OF church and State, and of
abolishing compulsory religious teach
ings. >.
a great 6re took place in Iquique on
the Goth ultimo. Loss estimated to be
$2,000.000.
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