The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-14
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MADRID; January i2!4Alfonnso was
enthusiastically received at Valencia.
PARIS, January IA. rThe %Ls .Soir
says rnmors we're circulated in the lob
bies OF the, Assembly, to-day. that the
Carlists had takeh Fampelnna, and
General Moriones. commanding Ma.
tional troopsi in the Moth, had pro-
nounced against Alfonso.
TeicaraDhicGAtnpr,o mHt,er..
New York. January IA Herald
special from London says Don Carlos
has issued q proclamation, dated at
headquarters. Vera, January 6, in
which he declares az the hend of Spa-
nish Bourbons, he contem plates with
profound sorrow the attitude of his
cousin Alfonso, whose ine1perience
has led him to consent to being the
instrument OF some persons who ex-
PEELED him and his mother, bnr not.
withstanding he makes no protest.
The dignity Of himself aud his army is
the only protest he can offer. He
AYERS he will remain faithful TO mis-
holy mission and keep the flag un.
stained.
Moses Chamberlain. convicted Of
sending scnrrilons postal cards
through the mail, was sentenced to a
fine Of $5, 900.
GOV. Tiiden has refused to interfere
in the cases Of the two, murderers,
Jsckeon and Jarvis audi they will be
hanged on Friday next.
A .. cable. despatch announced two
months ago, that a portion of one OF
Murillo's pictures in tho cathedral of
Seville, containing the picture of St.
Anthony, OF Padua, had been cut out
Of the canvas and stolen. It was sup
posed the fragment was taken to Anne
rica. This turned out to be true. Mr..
Sohans, we'll known art dealer on
Broadway, was recently offered, BY two
Spaniards, the missing picture, and,
after identifying it, purchased it for
$3.50. Mr.. Schaus has voluntarily and
uncopditionally placed the work of
art, which is badly damaged, at the
disposition of the Spanish Govern
ndent, through Senior De Verarte, it's
Consul in this oity.
TALLAHASSEE, January IL The Se-
nate met and adjourned. No organi-
zation. In the House. a resolution
was adopted, requesting Messrs Cor
don aud Stephens, of Georgia, to look
alter tae interests OF Florida until
Conover, Pnrman and Walls find it
convenient to retnSn to Washington.
It was ordered that copy of the reso-
lutions be sent to Messrs. Gordon and
Stephens. The resolution was adopted
by 26 to IA. A..,C
INDIANAPOLIS, Janhary l3 In the
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80; Mcdonald a.; balance scattering.
sam FRANo1soo. January 13. Nevada
elects Sharon, Republican. to the
United States Senate. .i.,
NEW ORLEANS. January 13.-Pinoh.
back has been reelected to the United
Statea Senate by the following vote:
Senate 18 70 5; House 48 to 7.
The Legislature, In joint session,
confirmed Pinchback as SENATOR.
WASHINGTON. January 13 3-Con-
gressionai proceedings outside are un.
interesting Sorth. ",
Con6rmations- -Maury, Minister to
ECUADOR; Booker, Minister - Russia:
George W. Ingalls. Agent for the
CherokeeS, Greeks. Choctaws, Chicka.
saws and Seminoles.
Probabilitiea-During Thursday, in
the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
States, higher barometer, lower ten.
peraiure,n Northwest to Northeast
winds, partly cloudy weather and
possibly ocorsional coast rains will
prevail.
New YoRK. January 13.-The Steam.
chip South Carolina is still ashore at
DsEnsgas, Dps is expected 10 float
hourly. 4 Il
Specie shipments, today. $1,000.
The Union Bank, of Jersey City,
has suepended.
Proceedings in the Beeoher-Tilton
trial ate too indecent fer telegraphing.
LoUIsynLE, January 13.-Ex. Gov.
Bramlette Ia dead.
CHAnhEsroN, January IS ARRIVED
Steamships Georgia. New York; Equa-
tor. Philadelphia; Sea Gull, Balti
more; schooner A. E. Baboock. New
York.
WAsHINoToN, January 13.-The
President has sent the following mes
cage:
To THE SENATE OF THE UNITED
STATss: I have the honor to make the
following answer to Senate rssolu.
tion OF the 9th inst. asking for in.
formation as to any interference by
any military officer, or any part of the
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