The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-21
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ccf, uhteu ConStantlnOplo, says the dis
turbances in Herzegovina are believed to
De serious. r.. The Commissioners sent by
the Porte to tranquilize the country,
have reported BY telegraph that they arc
unsuccessful. The whole district be-
tweon Mostar and tho Austrian frontier,
down nearly as fur as Ragusa, is in a
state of revolt, and the insurgents
threaten death to all who refuse to join
them. The Commissioners advise the
Porto to send troops forthwith.
LONDON, July 19.-The following
functionaries have signified their accept
ance of tho invitation to the Lord Mayors
international banquet: The projects Of
the Seine of Pas dc Calais and the po-
lice Of Paris, the Mayors of Calais. Bor-
deaux, Geneva, Bone, Turin, Florence,
Christiana, Boston and Quebec, and the
Burgomnsters of Brussels, Antwerp and
Amsterdam. Seventeen have not yet
answered and twenty-five have declined,
including all the Germans invited.
The contest for the Albert prizes wns
finished this afternoon. Sir Henry Hal
ford won the first prize, scoring 9S out
of possible score of los, and Col Gill
dersleeve took the second prize, with n
SCORE of 50. In the match at Wimbledon,
to-day, between the House of Lords and
the House Of Commons, the range was
800 yards. r. The Commons won, making
3l3r points, against 220 made by the
Lords, out of n possible total of 375. The
following nre the individual scores, the
highest possible being rs: Commons
Hon. Randle Plunkett 67, Daniel Pepfoe
Ga, Arthur Vivian Ga, Marquis of Lorne
81, Robert Lindsey 81; total 3l3. Lords
Earl Ferrers 62, Duke of Marlborough
45, Lord Waldegrove 40, Earl of Dun
raven So, Lord Wharnclife So; total 900.
The excellency of the American marks
men causes astonishment. The Ameri-
can rifemen say that they do not concur
in the petition to council by the captains
OF the English, Irish and Scotch teams
for permission for them to shoot Mt the
same time with the Elcho Shield compe-
titlon, and: that they will not compete in
that match. The council has not vet
acted on the application Of the three
captains.
1oNDoN, July 2O.-The Daily Teleqraph
says Russia has officially announced her
intention of withdrawing her proposal
ior the continuance of the Brussels con-
ference.
few gentlemen, while brcakfasting
with Mr.. Graham, former member of
Parllament, opened q subscription with
93o,O to build up 8 Young Mems
Christian Association here.
The captains of the British, Irish and
Scotch eights, in letter to the council,
express the: hope that the various suppes
tlons for the match will lead not only to
contest between the teams of the United
States and the United Kingdom here
after, but will insure nm annual oompeti
ton at Wimbledon for the championship
of the world.
CoNsTANT1Nop1iE, July 20.-The Turk
lsh Government has ordered the Go
vernon Of the province of Bosnin to de-
sspatch troops against the insurgents in
Hersegouvina.
SHANGHAI. July 2o.-It is stated that
the Government of China proposes to
send ON embassy to England, relative to
the murder of Mr.. Morgary.
MADRID, July 20.-The Constitutional
committee, by vote of 26 against 7, re-
1eoted an amendment to tho new Consti-
tuition, in opposition to the principle of
religious liberty.
LONDON, July 20.-Tho Carlists claim
Gen. Dorregaray has re-concentrated tho
whole Carlist army and entered the pro-
vince of Lerida, and TINT the Alfonsists
nave retreated from Vittoria, province of
AlaVa, with several Carlist divisions in
pursuit.
Observation-Disclosures News.
New YoRK, July 1S.-The United
States steamer Powhattan, from Panama,
the 9Th, brings the following news: The
trouble between the State of Panama and
the Federal Government has been set
tied. A treaty of peace was concluded
between the Federal and State Commits
sloners on the I'd inst. In consequence
OF this agreement. Gen. Camaga was libe-
rated from prison and reinstated as chief
O., OF tho national forces on the Atlantic.
me oattallons stationed in Panama were
10 be relieved by other forces from Bo-
gotta, and the State Government took
upon itself to protect the transit until
such time as the other troops from Bo-
gotta arrived. DR.. Pablo Arosemend hns
been declared elected President of the
State of Panama for the next constitu-
tional term. The State has thrown it's vote
tor DR.. Menes for President of Colombia.
a dreadful riot took place at San Miguel
salvador A great deal of discontent
had been excited against the Government
Dy its refusal to allow a pastoral of the
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