The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-01
Observation-Disclosures Anaar,.

THE PEOPLE-THE CARLIsTs IN THE AS.
OENDANOY, &C., SO.
LONDON, January 3l.-Several meet.
lngs have been held where the speaker
were compelledkto stop, owing to appre-
nenslons OF disturbances. At Green
WHO'D, this afternoon, where Gladstone
speake; the thoroughfares will be closed
an hour before Gladstone commences.
All the troops have been ordered to the
barracks
LONDON, january 3l.-Fnlly 3O,OGG
persons were on the ground at Green
wich' this afternoon, when Gladetons
made. hisspeech. Much opposition was
manifested to the Premier, but the
crowd, In the main, was good.natured,
Notwithstanding the recent denial of
the report that Gladstone was summoned
before the Court of Queens Bench for
not standing for re-esction. O Letter A.
pears in the Times, this morning. cir.
oumstantially declaring that the notice
OF writ issued out of that court was
served on the Premier previous to the
dissolution of Parliament.
bAYoNNE, January 31.--The Csrlist
Junta here announces that the munici.
pality of Bilboa have offered to surren-
dsr that CITY in week; but the insur-
gents refnse to grant more than four
days beforeAaking an attack.
LONDON, January 3l.-Tho city can
didates addressed their constituents to.
night Baron Rothschiid said that, in
. his. opinion, Mr.. Gladstone's promised
remiqi2g5Rf taxes would involve loss
of 9S6AD00 to the revenue. He sug-
gestf that the deficiency be met by
system OF licenses, for oil persons en-
gag9 in trade and commerce.. Gosohen
declaHd himself in favor Of the integri-
ty Of pc empire, by which he meant no
"hoh4 rule" and the maintenance OF
the rfsent relations with the colonies.
he hPed the Ashantoe war would not
cost !fver G1. 100000; favored the ad-
vancanent OF the working classes by
eduqfaion and the removal of burdened
taxason, but was opposed to the Go.
verntsut providing employment for
them IN times OF scarcity, because such
relief would sup their spirit of inde-
pendence. VIM. II. Smith, Conserve.
tive candidate for Westminster, also
spoke at public meeting. He stated
that, during his recent visit to tho
United States, he had full opportunity
to observe the universally corruptinq
tendencies of democratic institutions,
which the Liberals sought to introduce
into England.
Z. TcleRrnphic--Ancric nIntsers.
DESTRUCTIVE FIREs-INDIAN OUTRAGEs,
WASHINGTON, January 31.-Noailles.
the French Minister, presented his let
ter of recall yesterday. Mutual com.
pliments passed.
Weather probabilities-For the Mid.
die and South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather variable winds and no
decided change in temperature.
CLEVELAND, january 31.-The fire is
still burning, but is now under control;
loss estimatYd ns follows: Worthipetou.
on building, from S75. 900 to $50, 900;
on stock, from $215, 600 to 1926, 900: in.
sured for $l75,O00 Kerch. Goldsmith,
Joseph & Co.. on stock, $3.50, 900; in
sured for 5000, 900. Adams & Good.
wiiiin, clothiers, damage to stock by
water unknown. The origin Of the fire
is unknown. .v
CHICAGO, January 31.-The B'nai
Birth Convention has adjourned sine die.
TORONTO. January 3l.-The Royal
Lyceum Theatre wus burned to-day.
NEW York, January 31.--The Free
Thinkers meeting at Cooper Institute
was orderly.
Garrison beat Ubnssy by score OF
600 to 406.
New YORK. January 3l.-It has been
asoertained to-day that, in addition to
$50. 900 bonds, Alexander D. Hamilton,
the absconding City Treasurer of Jersey
City. has also stolen $50, 900 in cash,
belonging to the tax account.
Sr. PAUL. MINI, January 31.--A de-
spatch states that twenty men. engaged
in ohopping wood near Fort Rice, Da-
oSe1 Territory, were murdered by the
SiS6x Indians early in the week.
HARRISBURG, January 31.-The Judge
delivered a lengthy charge to the jury
in the Evans case, this morning, which,
after being out three hours, rendered q
verdict for the State.
WASHINGTON, January 31.-In the
House. Hayes spoke in favor of civil
rights to-day. There were several
speeches upon finance. The debt state
mont will show an increase.
Lederer, the Austrian Minister, has
been recalled. Baron SchwartziSenbur
succeeds him.
CHARnEsToN, January 81. 1.-Arrived-
Steamship James Adgar, New York.
Teicgraphic-Comme Reports.
. NEW York, January 31-Noon.-
Gold opened and continues at 1196.