The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-18
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TelsRraphtc-Foretx Anatrs.
MkpBiD. Jans is 1T is rebosted
that bnttlo has commenced at Estella
and is proceeding .dvantageously to
the Republicans.
LONDON, Jnne 16 Sir Charles Fox,
the celebrated English engineer, is
dead.
ROME, Juro l6 The American pill
grims are highly pleased with their re-
ceptlon here. The Pope has blessed O
banner sent by Georgetown College to
ba presented at the shrine of the Vir-
gin of Lourdes. Some of the pilgrims
are going to Venice. to attend the Ga.
tholic Congress now 1n session there.
PARIS. June 16.-rhe Republican
journals, to duy, speak in eulogistio
terms Of the members, both OF the
Right and Left Centres of the Assem.
bly,, because Of their vote yesterday
against the restoration of monarchy.
They say the vote IN the Assembly,
though it does uot proclaim q republic,
shows that monarchy is impossible.
The Orleanist journals affect to con-
slider that tho action of the Assembly
leaves the situation unchanged, but
express the belief nevertheless that
the consequence of the vote; will be
the confirmation OF MacMnhon's
powers.
In shs Assembly; to-day. on reading
the journal Of yesserday's proceedings,
loud complaints we're made by mem.
bers of inaccuracy in the list OF yeas
and nays. Gen. Oissey aud three
ofhoeo ooi1 khax, ho 4 s,<,kAH e,,or ,f
the motion for urgency on the Left
Centres BILL A deputy. who voted
against the motion, declared that
seven members of the Left, whose
names were recorded in it's tavor, we're
not present When the vote was taken.
BE demanded rectiAcation OF the
vote. which, according to his state
ment. caSht to stand 939 alternatives
to $40 negatives. Francien, OF the ex-
treme Right, formally moved that the
vote on tie question: oo declared void
Buffet, President of tho Assembly,
maintained the validity of the record.
The Right Centre presented q constitu-
ent resolution defining the powers Of
President MaoMshon, and it was re-
ierTed &c The Cc& .!t.-e of Thirty.
LISBON, June l6 The steamer Afri.
Ca has returned, after successfully sub
merging her section of the Brazilian
cable. The line hns been tested, found
to work Satisfactorily, and handed over
to the Brazilian Gable Company. Un-
broken telegraphic communication is
thus established from England through
Lisbon and Madeira to s.. Vincent,
Cape Verde IsIan de-.
HAVANA, Juue 1.-THE Diurio suys
four armed insurgents who belonged
to the ban'ls OF lUamaganui have come
into the Spanish lines at Trocha Juca.
ra aud surrendered. themselves. They
asserted that Margins Of Santa Lucia,
has been deposed from the Presidency
OF the Cuban republic, and Maximo
Gomez appointed,4iss successor. Brig.
Gen. Espeude reports that he marched
with four battalions from Trocha Nc
ran TO- Jucara. without encounterinp
any rebel force which showed fight.
Captaia.GeperAl Concha will visit Ma.
tanzas and Cardenas next Sunday.
PARIS June IL. 1T is believed that
the Committee of Thirty will not re-
port for d fortnight on the bills re-
ferred to it yesterday The Left have
abandoned for the present the apita.
ton for tue dissolution OF the Assem-
bly,. because fthoy hope for an organi.
zation of the republic. The Presi-
dents OF the Bureaux Of the Assembly
have been appointed d-si9htfrom mem
bers OF the Right and seven from the
Left, including Lsbouiage, Perier and
Say. A committee OF parliamentary
'ntralire WAS also appointed. and con-
sists of eighteen members Of the Left
and twelve of the Right. Roohefo
caald's monarchial resolution of yes
terday was finally referred to this com
mittee. but it is consld cred Certain the
resolution will not be reported to the
Assembly for discussion.
The fire in the forest Of Fcntaiue.
bleau has been extinguished, utter de-
stroying ten acres of timber.
QUEENsTowN, June 17.-When tho
steamer Parthia arrived hero this even
ing. large and unruiy mob bad ga
thered on the dock, awaiting the ap-
pearance OF Henri Rochefort, who was
generally known to be on board. As
Kochcfort passed down the gangway,
ne was Immediately recognized by tie
crowd, who received him with hootinps
and execrations, aud made q rush for
him. AS he landed, the police eur.
rounded Rochefoft, who, it is feared,
would have been lynched, but for their
protection. The Intensely excited mot,
pressing forward, hooting aud yelling,
followed the Frenchman to the Qaeen' 8
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