The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-27

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NOON .DESPATGHEs.
AaRIoULTURAb RRpoaTs s-rEE AnApoR
TRouBnH-rIFDrAN NDIFFIUuLTIRs-dUBAN
AND HAYTIEN MATTERs-DRArH ORA CO.
MRDIANIAFAMtNE AND PLAGUE IN PERSIA
-DRsTRUo1yE PIRE-AnRRsr FOR PER-
..1URY--RAInRoAD COLLISION, Ao., 90.
WAsH1NaToN, July 25.-The Agricul-
tural report givAs elaborate crop tables.-
comparison based upon 100 for last year:
Maryland-Tobacco acreage. 81: condi-
tion, 49, wool yield. 95. Virgihia-To-
bacoo acreage, 95; condition, 90; wool,
~. North Carolina-Tobaoco acreage.
%; condition. 81; wool, 90. South Ga
:o!sns Sugar acreage, 1O5; condition.
1uO; tobacco acreage; 100; condition, 1O2;
wool. 104. Georgia Sugar acreage, 1O7;
condition, 109; tobacco acreage, 1O2;
condition. 102; wool. SO. Florida-su.
gar acreage, LOO; condition, 1902; tobac.
co unchanged; wool, 1Ol.l Alabama
sugar aoreage, l10; condition, JOG; to-
3acco screage, JOG; condition. 10S; wool.
10. Mississippi --.Sugar acreage. SO;
condition, 90; tobacco acreage, 100: con.
ditlon, ,98; wqol,' 90: 'Louisinna-Sugar
acreage. 110; condition, 100; wool, 93.
Texas Sugar. acreage, 1l5; condition.
1O3; tobacco Acreage, 1O3; condition.
104; wool, 93: Arkansas Tobacco mere
age. AOG; condition. 92; wool, lO5. Ten
nesaee-Aoreage, 88; condition, sc; to.
baoco acreage. So; condition, SO; wool,
100 West Virginia-Toba acreage.
SO: condition. 3d. wool. 100. Kentucky
-Tobacoo acreage. 81; condition, 95;
wool, e6.' Miesouri--Tobacoo acreage.
.102; condition, t102, wool; 1OI. The
culture of sorghum shows large de-
creme in acreage.
!: NEW aYoRR,r July 25.-Work on the
New York Cotton Exchange, into which
the. HaAo yer nbdilding, on Pearl street,
is to be cphyerted, commences at once
and will be finished in November. Tie
expenses OF altering the building will be
$40, 900 to $50. 900 I..i ti''i - 5a,Ta
John Kellam, architeds. is dead.
IADIANAeoL1s. July, 26.---The Demo
cratic State Central Committee unani-
nously resolved, that in Thos. A. Hen
dricks they recognize the choice of Do
n1oorahc Indiana for President in 1872.
and irecommend1 every honorable effort
to secure his nomination aud election. Z.
- . SAN ], FRANCISCO, July 25.-The miners'
league terror in Amador County conti-
nues. A force of men not members of
the league are besieged, but are deter
mined to hold out. Troops will be or
dered Immediately to the scene of dis
turbance. p. e. Hatch. book keeper Of
the Amador mine, was assassinated by
the league. but before he fell he sue.
ceeded in shooting q leader of the league.
WASHINGTON. Jnly 26.-Tucsan. Ari-
zQna, advioea of the 18th, state that a
fight occurred over O wagon train. en-
rpute for Fort Bowie, when thirteen In
diahs and one soldier were killed, No
thing has been heard from Gen. Crook
for three days, Fort Smith advices of
the 21d report party Of Osngcs return
ed to their lodges with white scalps and
loaded with .plnnder.
A dAytlen letter states that nineteen
citizens have been arrested for cannihal-
ism.
Persian advicss represent the famine
as dreadful; The survivors eat the dead.
The plague has also appeared. A sani-
tary Gordon has been drawn along the
borders OF Turkey and Persia. A Bri-
tish gun-bont has been sent to caution
and protect English and other foreigners.
Charles James Matthews, the comedi.
an, is dead. aged sixty:seven.
The yellow fever is malignant at Apaix.
Brazil. The English Consul is dend and
his wife is dying. Nearly every stranger
who has arrived within six months is
dead. The naval captain, James @. Will
hanson, is dead.
HAVANA, July 26. Alvarez and Her
nandez. Cuban emlssaries. recently cap
tured, have been executed Felix Al
guste Bayes, companion OF late Oayada.
has been executed.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON. July 26.-It is doubtless
Frank Matthew'S whose death is reported
BY cable, instead Of Charles James Mn-
thews, who is now playing at>Montreal.
Fifteen buildings, at Fredericktown.
Neb., containing shipping stores, were
burned to-day. Loss $20O, 600; insur-
a9ce $50. ZOO.
A special from indianapolis reports the
arrest of r. J.. Bright. editor Of the
SenI'sei, for perjury in connection with
the State printing He was released on
his personal recognizance.
The Tyne Boat and crew have arrived
at Halifax.
A collision between a freight train and
gravel train occurred to-day, between ST.
Louis and Edwardsville. Six were killed
and fnnr hnt,o1oos1~, n.