The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-11

Va inc press upon their cases.
American lntclltneucc.
... MOON DISPATCHES.
DISSATISFACTION IN UALIFORNIA-FATAI
RAILROAD ACCIDENT rNsuR.
ANoE DE61sroH- THREE MORE pBATHa
FROM TIE ,wESTFIELp DIsAsTKR.NRw
YORK SANITARY COMMISSION AND fp1.
DEAICs CUBAN SUCCESSES -Lou1s1ANA
REPUBLICAN, o&vENTIoNs--FATA Ex-
PIosIoNs s7--:IGSMENsE TUNNEI-MoDIB1.
CATIONS IN FOB lPRHsIoNa
.-BotTwBLL's Observation-Disclosures
I'VE BonKD DISCOVERED ON FERRY
BOAT, 4C., 40. ..s,i'i4
CALIFORNIA, August 9.-The Pacific
coast press unanimously condemn the
order of the War Department.. counter.
manding Stoneman's order for an active
campaign against the Apaches, for the
purpose of giving the Quakers On oppor-
tnnity to operate. ..i..a
The, Secretary and Treasury RENTED
the forfeiture of 12,30O bags OF sugar
seized for under-valuation from the San
Francisco Sugar Refining Company.
The steamer Montana, from Mazatlap.
brings $40O, 900 in treasure.
Sonora and Sinaloa voted for Juarez.
HkLENA, MONTANA, August 9.-Re-
turns l indicate the election Of Clagget as
Delegate to Congress.
New ORLEANS, August 9.:-The Gus
tom House Convention Committee on
Credentials reported for Yarmouth dele
gates IN several Parishes and five out of
fifteen city wards. Speeches were de-
ivered by Postmaster Lowell, Dunn,
Garter. Ingraham. Hardy and others
oil exceedingly bitter on Yarmouth, and
the majority pronounced him reoreapt to
every trust and an enemy to the Repub-
ilcan party. The committee reported
resolutions guaranteeing place in free
schools to every child; approving limita-
tion of the State debt to 1876, 600. 600:
caliing upon the Governor to preserve
the peace; declaring that Gov. Henry @.
Yarmouth no longer enjoyed the conh-
dence of the Republican party; instruct
ing the delegates to, vote for u. 8. Grant
Tor the nomination at the next National
Republican, Convention; declaring the
New Orleans Republican no longer the
organ Of the Republican party, and ask
ing the Administration to Withdraw the
Federal printing; thanking President
Grant for bis promptness IN protecting
them. All the Federal officials were re-,
elected on the Central Committee.
Convention then adjourned sine dis
The troops on daty were procured from
Gen. Reynolds. commanding in Texas
on requisition from the United States
Marshal. The Yarmouth Convention is
now in session at Turner'S Hall.
Il BANGOR, Me-, August 1O.-An expreas
train approaching the town went through
rotten bridge. There is long list of
wounded and several killed.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, August 1O.-The
Bennett insurance case--involving thir:
ty-three suits. aggregating $12O, ,0O0-
has been decided in favor of the com
pany. The confagration was produced
by. fraudulent contrivances.
CINCINNATI, August lO.-Two kegs of
powder exploded in burning house, in
Vienna, Ohio, killing four and injuring
twenty-seyen. n
SALT LAKE, August 10.-The steamer
Lady OF the Lake, built in New York,
was successfully launched to-day.
NEW YORK, August 10.-Three more
Westfield deaths swell the slaughter to
100.
John 81. Horn. second officer, Of the
steamer; Sherman, from Havana, died OF
Dr:lMorris, Of the Sanitary Depart
ment' says no unusual steps are being
taken TO prevent the appearance Of
Asiatic cholera, and there aro no indica-
tions OF its coming at present.
Captain W. r. Lyons, Of the Herald
staff, is dead.
The Sun says authentic news from
Cuba. through Spanish sources, shows
the Cubans achieved two important vic.
tories in the Eastern district.
BUFFALO, August Yosterday's
postponed race was won by Major Allen.
in 228. 226% and 2.24. The 81, 900
purse was won by Susie--time 2.27,
2.2GH and 2 2714. ,