The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-29

surreotlon, regardless of the sacrifice OF
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American lntellI9onco. -
MOON DISPATCHES. !,
GRAIN sHIPMKNTs-AMADoR TROUBLES
GOV. HoFFMAN Observation-Disclosures
HAIL sToRM-AssIsTANoR TO THE
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wrrNE1sEls-NASlRRow 1Els aAUaE-RAnRoAD
PuRQHAaE-NEW COTTON IN NEW YORK
LOUISIANA POLITICS, &o., SO.
Otsyh1n'aED. July 27.EThe stock.
holders of tbe Lake; Shore Railroad, to-
day, voted S23. .8l4.912 to a616 for the
issue OF $l5, 600. 900 of new stock, which
1aises naa the Take Shore capital to $50, 0OO,:
New: YoRk. July :27.-sLipmeInlt.s Of
grain 10 Europe in sailing vessels. from
January to July, were IA; ;O00, 600 bushels
The druggists OF tits city have held
an indignation meeting. and protest
agalnat the appointment of q board of
examiners: 'tif: t''
s4AALTiIAtKE Cry. Jnly ;27.A4smnll- pox
is prevalent here. Every precaution has
been taken to prevent spread of the
contagioh. The1s4th of July. the ami.
versary af; the ertry Of the .rioneer8 into
this valley. was celebrated throughout
the Territory. sIn -
SAN FRANCISCO; July 27.-The Buck.
eyei;shaft Of ths Amador Minis was set
on fire by the men of the Miners
Leagne, and extensive damage is antici-
pated. The. Keystone Mine at Sntter
Greek has suspended work for want ,of
Water..,. Ehe strikers are threatening
vengeance on mine owners and officers,
and more trouble is feared.
JACKSON, MISS, July 2S.-The Macon
Beaconi published at this home Of Talta
terro. who recently testified before the
outrage Committee. says Of him: ,''The
aforesaid Taliaferro is not planter near
tnls town. and was not Confederate
Captain. either. We tain soy, however,
that ne was arrested here for stealing o
mule, and has several standing jokes
against i, him in the way of unpaid ac-
New YonR, July 28:-A large meeting
was held to-day. which bitterly de-.
nonnced Governor Hoffman, and re.
solved to elect the policeman, dismissed
for disobedience Of orders on the 18th.
to some office.
DOMINGO Rnaz, indicted for violating
the neutrality laws, in furnishing aid
and comfort to the Cubaus, has been re-
leased. ,.7 -.-
AvMontreal despatch says it is definite
~ ascertained that the Cuban Junta Of
New York for some weeks has bieen
nctively enlisting men, to form portion
of ap expedition Of about 1000. which
is expected to sail for Cuba in two or
three weeks. The commander Of the
Canadian contingent is Maj. Robinson.
of the Prince OF Wales Rifles. engaged
IN the Red River expedition last year.
and was very active and efficient, The
regiment which Maj. Robinson: is to
command will number about 1000.
Nearly 400 are ier!listed, and q portion of
them iaent to the States where seyeroI
rendezvous lave been made along the
coast: SOME Of the men are. in Port,
land, but the majority are near New York
olty. 1t ia, generally supposed the men
vii! assemble near Barnegat, and en-
bark or 60 direct from Now York city.
taking o pleasure boat. seemingly for "a
hshing excursion, and being met .by
steamers outside. Several thodsan !
stand OF -arms-principally the short
Snyder Rifle-have quietly been passed
across the border and as is supposed by
the officers, safely shipped by this time.
The msn receive &1U0 bounty. ,H"
LouIsvnhs, July a.-Negotiatidns
are pending which will give the Pennsyi.
!ania Genital Road controlling interest
in the Ohio Bridge at louisville. ~,
CHICAGO. July 28.--8ls, 600 worth Of
window glass was broken by the hail.
NIGHT DEsPATCHES.
WASHINGTON. July 28.-H. ". Guion,
OF North Carolina, >was examined to-,
day. He said tho, failure Of conviction
and the Immediate pardon OF roscnls
compelled fhe people to organize.
Guion, who was an officer of a rSiironI
company, had bonds OF. the State ten.
dered his road ut n shave OF ten per
cent.
Tho President has appointed commits.
cioners to examine The first twenty miles
OF tho Southern Pacific Railroad in Cali.
fornie.