The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-13
Teiegraphic...American News.

thneS anu NntlonnllStS. Much lmpOr-
tance is attached to tho result. The
North German Gazette denounces the VIC
lence of the addresses of tho Ultramon-
tancs, md warns them TINT n victory on
their side will be like the victories of
King Pyrrhus.
PARIS, July IA passionate debate is
expected upon the report of the commit
tee nnnulling NJ. Burgoing's election.
N. Rouhr intends to speak; he will in
sist upon the legitimacy of the hopes
entertained by the Bonapnrtists of the
restoration of tho empire, and predict
their ultimate realization. It is scmi-of-
fcially stated TINT France will be COM
pcllcd to interfere if the Spanish man of
war Vittorin bombnrds Leguetto and On
dorron, on the Biscayan coast.
LoNDoS, July IA special despatch
to the STANDARD represents that the dis
turbance in Hcrsegorina consists appa-
rently of n number Of riots among the
Solnvonian inhabitants of tho villages in
the Western district, who have been
aroused to resistance by the cndcavor of
tho Turkish officials to collect arrears of
taxes. Lnrge bands of fugitives, COM
posed mainly of women and children,
cross the border into Dalmntia doily.
Tho Turkish troops, on the night of July
4, made an attack on the defences erected
by tho insurgents Mt bridge over the
krup, river near Celevo; after n long
and bloody combat they wero defeated
and fell bacl in disorder.
HALIFAX, July 12.-Captain Richard
Wash, of Summerside, and three others.
wcro drowned off NIalpique harbor, dur
ing n squall.
PARIS, July 12.-.An official telegram
corrects the exaggeration of the number
or l.
LONDON, July lathe Ne,os Paris
special reports the country between Vile
Franche and Macon hns been laid waste
by floods to tho extent Of forty kilometres; :;
tho fine wheat and vine crops in many
places have been utterly destroyed.
The Morning Post says Earl Derby,
Foreign Secretary, has been requested to
receive deputation of persons Interested
in the Nova Scotia coal fields for a con-
ference on the subject of the oppressive
tariff in the United States, which is said
to all but prevent the importation of coal
into that country.
LONDON, July 11.-Moody and Sankey
held their closing meetings today. The
attendance was enormous. Many per-
sons were on their way to Cnmberwell ns
early as o'clock, this morning. Thou
sands were unable to obtain admission
The Radical clubs of the metropolis
have hold conference md decided to
call mass meeting in Trafalgar Square,
on Wednesday next, to protest against
the grant for the expenses of the Prince
of Wales visit toYIndia
The American rifle team reached Glas-
gov this morning. During the day they
visited the principal places of interest,
and made trips through Loch Lomond
and the other lakes. They arrived in
Edinburgh tonight. Robeson, the
United States Consul, met the team on
their arrival at Edinburgh, and placed
himself at their disposal. The Ameri-
cans will remain in Scotland until
Wednesday next The Scotch rifemen
started for Wimbledon today before the
arrival of the Americans.
The Scythin, while on her way across,
lost one blade of her propeller and had
another crushed by a whale; not other
wise injured, but returned to Liverpool;
part Of the passengers go by the China,
and the reminder by the Russia,
The Pal Mall Gazette says we have re-
celycd the following from n specially
we'll informed correspondent: HENDAyE,
June 20,-Gcncral Cnbreya has left Bur-
ratz for Bagneres de Bigorre, having
abandoned his intention of going to
Madrid; he has small faith in the ulti-
mate success of Gen. Jovellnr's opera
tions against Dorregaray; apparently,
Dorregaray has already escaped by m
extraordinary march of ninety kilome-
tres. This agrees with Dorregaray's
avowed intention not to fight except in
the Basque provinces; the Carlist nrtil-
lery now numbers 120 guns, and more
are expected.
Conkling, of Manchester, has sus-
pended; liabilities large, he was engaged
in the Egyptian trade.
MADRID, July 12.-An Official despatch
says General Delatre hos driven Dorre-
garay from Zorrecilla Quara Sieste and
Boltana. The Carlists resisted the Al
consists stoutly and lost many men in
killed. wounded and prisoners; they re-
treated to the valley Of Aran, in the
Pyrenccs. General Delatre is still pur
suing them, and General Martinez
Campos is making forced marches to
join in the pursuit.
VALpAnAIso, May SO.-Tho Esmeralla
has been got off and is now in one of the
docks. Her repairs are estimated to cost