The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-29
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lssd \. la ADafp. Jnne 28 1t is Officially an.
nounced that Fortress Mirayet, on the
Hlyer 8 Ebro, y! was stormed by the Alton
sists, after several days siege, and Gen.
Campos, thirty mine officers, $50 men,
tour cannon and quantity of war ma
terial captured. The Spanish frigate
Victoria has bombarded with destructive
effect the ports on the Guipuzcoan coast
held by the Carlists.
PARIS, June 27.-President MacMahon
arrived at Toulouse, yesterday afternoon,
and WINS well received. He visited the
ruins and was cheered by the populace.
The loss of property by the overflow of
the river Garonne and other streams in
the South is fully as great in the depart-
ment of Lot ct Garonne rs in the Hnute
Garonne. ITO houses were DESTROYED Mt
the town of Moissac. in the Tarn ct Gn-
rome, and fifty at La Nfagistere, in the
same department. Immense damage was
also done by the rise of water in the river
Adour, in the department of Hautcs Py-
renees. At the town of Agen, in the
Lot OF Garonne, the water in the river
Ghronne rose thirty-nine feet The Anne
rlcan and English residents of Paris
have opened subscriptions for the suf-
ferers by the flood. The National As.
sembly to-day voted to appropriate
1000, 600 francs for their relief
PARIS, June 29.-Antoine Louis
Barque, the French sculptor, is dead.
DUBLIN, June 28.-The Lord AIayor
and Lady Mnyoress of London and su;te
arrived this morning, to witness the in
ternntional shooting match. They were
called on by the Lord Mayor and corpo-
ration of Dublin in state, and conducted
to the Mansion House, where they pnr-
took of lunch, and afterwards attended a
review of G,000 troops at Phoenix Park.
The American rifle team and party were
Mt the review and were enthusiastically
received. This is the first time the Lord
Mayor of London has visited Ireland in
state.
LONDON, June 90. kilograms to the
Times say 900 persons perished. in the
mood Mt Toulouse alone. The outbreak
OF nm epidemic is feared. 1t is believed
2,6oo houses have been swept away in
the town and envirens The damnpe
there is estimated Mt from GIG 600 OOO 1o
e15,O00,000. The Paris correspondent
OF the Times makes nm appeal to British
charity in behalf of the sufferers. The
Ddny Ae'cs' special telegram SAYS the
lowest estimates of deaths in the Hooded
districts is 1000. It is proposed to bonn
bard and destroy the St Cyprien quarter
OF toulouse, to prevent danger from the
crumbling walls of houses that vet re-
main.
The Standard publishes reports of
fearful inundntion in Bohemia and
Mevaria.
Observation-Disclosures News.
CHARLESTON, June 27.-Arrived yes
terday Steamships Raleigh, Baltimore;
South Carolina, New York; schooner
j. & l.. Bryan, New York.
NEW YORK, June 27.-The Hr.thrs
cable special from London announces
the smiling from Portsmouth, Yesterday,
OF the steamer Pandora for the Arctic
regions. She goes in search of North
west passage, and for the discovery of
relics of the Franklin expedition. The
Pandora is vessel Of $50 tons, and was
fitted out by Capt Allen Young, her
commander, Lady franklin, and James
Gordon Bennett. She proceeds to Disco,
Greenland. Esquimaux Joe is on board.
Just before stnrting, Capt. Young re-
ceived present of asplendid barometer
from the Prince of Wales. who tnkcs
great interest in the expedition. Tbc
following is list of the Panloro's
officers: Capt. Allen Young commander.
He was formerly sailing -master of Nc
Clintock's exploring ship Fox; is tho
roughly experienced, and has made the
longest ssledse travel on record. Lieut..
Livingston, of the British Navy; Lieut..
knslemans Beynew, Of the Dutch Navy:
Lieut.. Pirie, of the British Navy; AIessrs.
Davis and Mccain, the sailors and in
terpreter. There are twenty-five hands
on board. There are no Americans ;r
the crew.
CHICAGO June 27.:Charlcs md Ere
derrick Alfred, and Edward and George
ltoe, who were formerly engaged in the
grocery business, were arrested, ycster-
day, on charge of defrnuding SIcssrs
y; +. Gregory, J. N. Collins and S. A.
Ellison, Of Richmond, va.. ont of mer-
chandise amounting to s230,000 They
were held over in bonds of from 81 00i,
to $4,000 each. Henry Adams, the
agent of the firm ut Richmond. made thc
charge.
New YORK, June 27.-Last EVENING 81
man, who had registered his name ne
John Parmenter, committed suicidc ot