The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-14
TeIegraphic...Foreign News,


Constitution provides that the Senate be
composed Of three classes; the first
hereditary title; the second elected by
popular corporations; tho third nomi-
mated by the Crown. All grnndccs of
Spain, with incomes of $40, 900 and over
included in the first class. It is reported
that 1000 Cnrlist prisoners arrived at
Valencin. The populace threatened to
lynch them; some Of the Cnrlist officers
were placed on man-of-war to prevent
their massacre.
LONDON, July 13.-The usual Orange
celebrations in Dublin, the towns
throughout Ulster, and Mt Liverpool
Most Of tho meetings passed resolutions
anywhere.
at the Moody and Sankey's farewell
meeting, last night, 1873 clcrgymen of the
Church OF England were prcsent-fnr
out-numbering those of any other demo-
mination. Canon Conway, of Wcstmin-
stor, occupied seat on the platform.
All present were deeply affected. Mr..
Moody, while speaking, was SO overcome
by emotion, that he had to stop and was
unable to conclude his address.
In the House Of Lords, this evening,
Earl Derby, Minister of State for the Fo-
reign Department, in reply to question
put by Lord Penzance, snid tho German
note to Belgium, dated February 3, 1876,
laying down certain international princi-
pies, had no application to Great Britain,
who was not asked to acquiesce therein.
For ono Government to require another,
under mennces, to silence its press or
public speakers, was IN net which had
always excited, and he hoped always
would excite, the strongest sympathy for
tho latter and indignation against the
former, because such demand was ar
bitrary and oppressive.
Sir Edward Watkins has accepted the
craftsmanship of the British Committee
of Eric Bondholders, on condition that
oil interested shall support his appoint
ment.
Moody and Sankey's farewell meeting
took place Mt Milday's Hall tonight The
Earls of Shaftesbury and Cnuan, Samuel
Morely, N. p, Right Hon. Cowpcr Tenn
pie, MIR. Macarthur, md 700 clergymen
were present Speeches were mado full
of prnise of the eminent revivalists, for
the fresh life md energy they have in
troducod in the churches, and the stead
fastness Of their converts. A suggestion
was made that memorial of somo kind
be presented to Moody and Sankey, but
MIR. Stone, in their behalf, said it would
not be accepted, and nothing would give
them moro pain than such q step.
despatch to Reuters Telegram Com
pany, from Vienna, says the Southern
Slnvonlc party grossly exaggerated the
TherseaSovina disturbances, which are
entirely of IN agrarian character, and
originate in resistance to tax collectors.
turkey considers it unnecessary to send
relnforcemcnts to the sccne Of the trou-
BILE.
SANTANDEn, July 12.-The Spanish
steamer Bayonne has been wrecked near
the village of Motrico, on the Biscayan
coast; the crew were saved by Carlist
fishermen, who, it is said, will be held rs
hostages, and the Carlists threaten to
shoot them if the Royalists lombard any
moro coast towns.
LONDON, July 12.-Mr. Henry Parsons,
Adjutant of the British team, telegraphs
as follows, from Wimbledon: regret to
say that the Council will not allow the
last proposed match for Saturday be-
tween the Americans and the representa-
tivcs of tho three British eights of 1874
and 1875, to be shot; we intend to offer
the Americans q cup which they may
take back with them and shoot for Mt
homo.
A Prussian war ship has been secretly
engaged in taking soundings and map
ping the coast of Jutland; an explanation
is demanded from the Berlin Govern
ment.
PARIS, July 12.-In the Assembly, to-
dny, the university education bill was
discussed clause by clause. All the
amendments proposed by the Liberals
have been rejected by narrow majorities,
and the Clericals are jubilant over their
success.
ST.. JOHN, N. b., July 12.-To-day was
observed by the Orangemen all over the
province. No conflicts arc reported.
egraphlc...American News.
BALTIMORE, July 13.-Bishop Smith
has drawn the members of the prelimi-
nary court, before which charges against
Bishop Whittingham will be examined.
If the charges are sustained, he will be
tried before court of seven bishops.
Nottingham refused to act upon the
presentment Of the standing committee
charging two clergymen with reciting
prayers for the dead, involving the doc.
trlne Of purgntory.
LAWRENCE, MASS, July 12.-There was
n conflict tO-niOht hefwnhD f1o Hot1,o1;o =