The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-07
Telegraphic...Foreign News.

Club, won the Wilkes cup. Colman and
Glldersleeve, ofthe American team, made
four bulls eyes cnch, Mt 500. yards, in
tho contest for tho 100 guineas cup, pre-
sented by tho London Dramatic Ne,cs.
Colman won the final shot, but the cup
goes to Gildcrslecve, under the rules, as
Colman won tho Spencer cup: A strong,
irregular wind blew during tho shooting,
but no rnin fell. There was nm immense
crowd present ut tho distribution of
prizes. Several of the American rihemen
dined to-day Mt the residence of MIR.
Minor, of tho Irish team, and others Mt
the residence of Mr.. Waterhousc. The
atfhirs were private and informal. The
usual sentiments were proposed by the
host, md among them tho most honored
the day we celebrate" Tie American
team have been invited to o banquet in
Edinburgh, and will soon visit that city,
stopping ut Belfast and. Glasgow on their
way.
LONDON, July 5.-Thc Times. in II lnte
issue, referring to Lady Franklin's criti-
cal condition, says she continues to
manifest the same deep interest in MI
connected with the Arctic expedition,
which has been the leading feature of her
life. a despatch says: II regret to hear
that beyond rally which she made on
Sunday, the 9th of Juno, and which il
still maintained, there is no material i'm
provement i'll Lady Franklin's health,
and that her recovery is considered hope
less"
MADRID, July 5.-General Jovellar has
thrown 400 shells into Coutaveija, and
he is expecting reinforcements of heavy
artillery. The Carlists are unwilling to
risk second engagement, and General
Dorregarny, with their main body, has
withI in tho diroCfinr, <,f
The Carlist committee have ndvices
from Tolouse, July 8: Our artillery re-
pulsed 5000 Alfonsists, between Livin
and Allo, in Navarro. A column of
1000, with supplies for the relief of
Vittorin, was defeated beyond La Puebla.
Don Carlos has taken chief command of
the Northern army. A general advance
has been decided upon. The report of
Doregrerny's defeat is false. Several AL
fonsist officers of tho Inter hive Joined
us. The city and fortress of Nolins Do
Rey, nine miles from Barcelona, surren-
dered to the Carlists, with the garrison,
Guiding seven superior officers.
LONDON, July 600 persons were
present at the banquet given by tho
Americans, last evening, in honor of the
anniversary of the declaration Of indie
pendence. Among the guests wero u.
S. Grant, Jr., Messrs. Hoffman and
Cheseborough, of the legation in Lon
don; Messrs. Woodhouse and Stevens.
Hugh McCulloch, General Bradford, the
American Consuls ut Dundee and South
ampton; II. NJ. Watts, Naval Constructor
Barnaby, Sir Frederick Perkins and
Henry Richard. member Of Parliament
The Standard. of to-day, contains an ex-
cecdingly violent article against the cele-
bration by Americans. It says mono but
Americans would venture upon such n
display of bad taste and discourtesy as
was shown in yesterdays celebration,
and none but English would tolerate it.
1t is hardly decent for any loyal English
man to participate in q celebration of
English disasters. The American insur-
rection was about the most unprovoked
revolution in history. In the present
times, forbearanco and concilintion ON
the English side arc returned by Amc-
RIGA with insult and abuse, Which is only
encountered by cringing flattery, and
this Dean Stanley calls reconciliation and
Guiding its article, says: among Ame-
ricans, there arc but few not actually
participating on the general system Of
public plumber in the country, who
would not joyfully exchange their insti-
tutlons for the order, honesty and low
atty of this empire, from which century
ago thoy made their insane revolt"
EtMADRID, July 6.-Gcneral Lomnhas has
effected a junction with Gen. Quesedn.
PARIS. July G.-The different groups
of the Right met today, and decided
against dissolution of the Assembly in
August.
Granier De Casagnac holds Gambetta
responsible for insulting language used
in In RpltH}in1fa Etrnc<rioo nj L.,
satisfaction. Rosnte, of La Presse, and
Perevier, of lie Figaro, fought in Bel
GUM. Petevier was slightly. wounded
in the chest ana arm.
Gambetta has declined to accept Grn-
nier Dc Cassagnac's challenge to fight a
duel. He says he cannot hold himself
at tho disposal Of the first conner among
his political ad dversaries, as he has other
duties and responsibilities to fulfil TO-
wards his party, France and tho re-
public. H.. 4: -.
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