The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-11
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Telegraphio...American News.

gone to Valencia to aSaume command of
the army of tho centres Lieutenant
Genernl Primi de Hiyera will succeed
Gen. Jovellar as AfiniStarsof Wnr. p
LONDON, Junef9 9. THE Carlist commit
tee in this city announce that they have
received intelligence Of o great victory
by Gen. Saballs over King Alfonso's
twenty-five miles South of Geronn, after
two days fighting. The Carlists cap
tured the guns and stores of the Alton
sists and took 140 prisoners.
LONDON, June 9.-The Sultan of Zan-
zibar landed at Westminster this after
noon, and was received by II guard Of
honor. He will remain in England q
month or more. The expenses of his
visit are defrayed by the British Govern
ment.
LONDON, June 10.-A despatch to the
Standard says arrangements have been
made between the Carlists and Alfonsists
to exchange 1000 prisoners at Vienna.
The Daily Ne,cs reports several Russian
men-of-war at Odessa ordered to Greece.
Three others are expected at Greek ports
from Che Baltic.
PARIS, June 10.-The French Ultrn-
montane journals publish telegram
from Carlist sources, that Gen. Gamunda
has captured Carinera and taken 500
prisoners.
A violent storm passed over the city,
yesterday; much window glass was
broken and thousands of chimneys
blown over; many accidents and traffic
wholly suspended in the streets. The
storm extended to the South of France,
and from the Pyrennees comes n report
that house was prostrated and eleven
persons were killed. The damage in
o,<Sn oil 60 l1I
LONDON, June 1O.-Doncaster won the
gold cup stake.
Teiegraphic..-Foreign News.
NEW YoRK, June IA despatch from
Pottsville says: It is the general belief
among the coal operators and other we'll
informed citiaens thnt the miners' strike
will end within fortnight Mt farthest,
and probably not outlast the present
week. .YThesfnhl surrender of men will
not be simultaneous, but one colliery
otter another will find enough ready to
abandon the Union to begin operations.
To protect them, the assistance of troops
will be,needcd until the strike is def
nitely abandoned. The loss to Schuyl-
kill County alone, from five months sus-
pension of all mining operations, is
estimated Mt $40, 900, 900, of which sum
the men lose S5,000,OOO in wages. If
they should carry their point, they could
not make up this loss by the difference
between the old and the proposed new
wages in four years.
New ORLEANS, June 9.-Colonel D. F.
Boyd, Superintendent of the Louisiana
State University, has definitely accepted
the appointment Of Superintendent of
the Government Military College, near
Cairo, Egypt, with the rank and pay of
brigadier-general in the regular army
of the Khedive.
GALVESTON, June 9.-Judge Morrill,, of
the United States District Court, on de-
murrer made by the attorney for the
proprietor of the Galveston Ne,cs, this
morning dismissed the contempt case
against them.f
HARTFoRD, June 9.-In the Senate,
to-day, ON amendment providing for fall
biennial elections of State officers and
Senator'S, and January sessions of the
Legislature, was adopted without oppo-
sition, in concurrence with the previous
action of the House, 80 that it will now
60 to the people.
WARRINGTON, June 9.-Gen. Young
to-day presented to tho Secretary of War
memorial from the citizens Of Rome,
Ga, TINT ordnance officers be detailed
to examine that locality with view to
establishing there ON armory. The Sec
retary directed General Benet, Chief of
Ordnance, to instruct the board of ord
nance officers now in the South to visit
Rome and report as to the appropriate
ness of the locality for the purpose pro
posed. ot,5s
Probabilities the Gulf and South
Atlantic Sthtes, stationary or lower
pressure, Southerly to Ensterly winds,
warmer, clear and partly cloudy weather.
ATLANTA, GA, June 10.-Gen. Duff
Green died to-day, at his home in Dal-
ton,sGa.
A negro was arrested to-day, for COM
mitting rape on two white girls, in
DeKalb County, sisters named johnson,
aged twenty and twenty-three. The
negro worked upon an adjoining place,
and came to the house early in the night,
when no one was at home but the two
sisters and their little brother, who tried
unsuccessfully to kill tis negro with an
axe. The negro locked the doors and
threatened the lives of the girls with a
pistol, committed the double crime