The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-03
Telegraphic...Foreign News.

"AhDhAD, ouiy 2.-OmClal dispatches
announce that the Alfonsist batteries
have opened heavy cannonade against
Santa Barbara, Ccraqui, Name Ru Ola,
Teurta, Tuertesu ant Estella. Eighteen
shells have fallen within the Inter town,
The Carlists have abandoned Name Ru.
LONDON, July "A special despatch
from Vienna to the Standard reports that
tho peasants Of Dcva and vicinity, in
Tansilvania, have revolted against the
mobiles and defeated battalion of mill.
tia Mnny persons were killed, includ.
ing two judges. Regular troops have
been sent to the scene.
The report that tho King of Burmah
refuses to allow British troops to pass
through his territory is officially con
frmed.
The Indian Government is communi-
eating with the Indian Office, relative to
action necessary to pass troops over
Burmah. Sir Douglass Forsythe left for
Burnlnh
egraphic...American News.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July Am in
tcr-Stato educational convention was in
session here, yesterday and to-day, COM
posed OF large delegation of teachers
and educators from Alabama, Missouri,
Tennessee, Georgia, kentucky and
Illinois. 3. Malloy, of Atlanta, is Prcsi-
dent. Able addresses were delivered by
DR.. W. Z. Hnrris, of st. Louis, Presi-
don't of the National Teachers Associn-
tion, DR.. M. c. Briggs, of the North
western University, Chicago, and others.
The convention resolved itself into n
permanent Interstate Association, to
meet next June, at Memphis, with tho
officers of the convention for pcrman ent
officers of the association.
BRooKLYN, July AT lily A. NJ,
tho jury came into Court, which was
denscly crowded, and stated they were
unable to agree, when they were dis
charged. Tho jury stood nine for
acquittal and three for conviction.
The jury left court without any eY-
citement.
New YORK. July $50, 900 worth Of
smuggled diamonds were seized last
night The diamonds were in possess
sion of F. G. Buchanan, who arrived in
the last steamer from Aspinwall
"A steamship yesterday brought num-
Der OF ecclesiastics and others driven
from Germany by the late law.
report is current thnt Moulton will
be arrested after the conviction of Loader
ana Price. In answering an inquiry,
Sherman said Moulton was not in Brook
tyn TO be arrested; he is consulting with
Gen. Butler.
KEY WEST, July 2.-Thero was ono
death here yesterday from yellow fever.
New HAVEN; July AT the 175th an
niversnry of Yale College, the following
degrees were conferred: Bachelor Of
Divinity, 81; Bachelor of Laws, II; Doc
tor of Medicine, II; Doctor of Philoso-
ply, I; Bachelor Of Arts, 90; Civil Enri-
neer, 2; Dynamic Engineer, 2; Bachelor
of Philosophy, SO. In the after-dinner
speeches, the most noticeable feature was
the conciliatory character of the remarks
from the alumni from South and North.
Col. Lorenzo James, of Montgomery.
Ala. spoke feelingly of the conflict and
its close, and extended the hand of fell
lowship to all with heart full of love.
Governor D. H. Chamberlain, of South
Carolina, spoke eloquently of that sound
character which is Yale's boast and glory.
housing cheers were given for the South
and for South Carolina
BOSTON, July 2.-The new license law
went into egac: to-day. II,o0o licenses
have already been granted.
There is great excitement in insurance
circles over the difficulty between the
National Board of Fire Underwriters
and the Boston companies, which lately
withdrew from the local board The
manufacturers Fire and Marine having
been expelled from the National Board
for refusing to open its books for exami-
nation by the supervising agent, nll &C.
ceding companies have made like re-
fusai, and it is supposed thoy will be
dealt with in the same manner.
LOUISVILLE, July Gov. Leslie has
announced himself candidate for the
Unitod States Senate.
GALVESTON, July IA special to tho
Ne,OS, from Brownsville, dated to-day,
says Con. Cortinas has Just been ar
rested and placed under guard by Col.
Manuel Parrot, of the Mexican regular
cavalry: Cortina's police have been
arrested, disarmed and imprisoned.
There is groat excitement in Matamoras,
and trouble is anticipated. The Govern.
ment forces are in possession of the
custom house building and are patrolling
the ,, streets. They have two pieces Of
artillery ut tho custom house, and others
in different portions of tho city.
ToNAwANDA, Pa, July 1.--Albert