The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-29


TO King George ~, ut Kingston, Ireland
Though much blackened by gunpowder,
the monument received no real injury.
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AmorIcn n. .InteIiiEence.
NOON DISPATCHES.
NEW YORK TIMES VS.. THE orr1-yEL1ow
FEVER m Observation-Disclosures D1sAs.
TIERS PAT OPPOSED TO ooLoRED JURY
TERRIBLE AND FATAL RAILROAD COL.
L1sIoNs ~ ANOTHER HORRIBLE STEAM
BOAT ExPLOS1oN-sUITs AGAINST THE
STATEN ISLAND FERRY COMPANY. 40. 20
BOSTON. August 26.-John Adams
Bates, one OF the oldest paymasters Of
the United States navy, is dead.
NEW YORK, August ga despatch
from charleston, alluding to the progress
OF yellow fever. says: "The declaration
OF the Medical Society is considered by
Leading physicians, including the health
omoer, as an extreme statement Many
OF the cases on which it was based we're
doubtful. The health officer does not
consider that the facts of the case Justify
him in Withholding clean bill Of health
from, the New York steamer whioh sails
to-day" '''''''
CHICAGO, August 27. Goldsmith Maid
won tho IS. 600 trot in three heats: time,
2,3314, 2.20M, .2.22t6, aud track heavy.
ST. JOHNS, August 27.-Renforth's
vlscera has be an sent to New York for
an analysis.
LITTLE ROCK, August 27.-Crop re-
ports are not favorable. The drought
and worm are mischieyous in some sec.
tions.
CHARLESTON, August 27.-Since last
friday three new cases of yellow fever
are reported, and one of the cases pre.
viousiy reported, died. The first excite.
ment occasioned by the appearance OF
the disease is subsiding, and the feeling
OF the community is quiet and hopeful.
NEW YORK, August 27.-Mayor Hall
declares it as his intention to sue the
11n'es for the. ground upon which the
oihce IS located, and it is also stated that
ne Will at once move for the appoint
ment Of q receiver.
A man who was struck with tumbler
IN saloon went for shotgun and
wounded man and three women at
single shot.
Pomona, of Richmond Maine wanf
ashore twenty-five miles south of Cape
Canaverel, August II. Cargo OF cotton
can be saved; no lives lost. steamer
Ladona stranded six miles North Of Cana
Canaverel. The beach was atrewn will
the cargo for thirty miles. The CAPTAIN
and twenty men were lost. THE first
officer, second officer, chief engineer.
trst assistant engineer, chief cook. one
hroman, Capt Harney's son, mess how
and i've seamen were saved. The hri1
st. Welch. of Philadelphia, ashore fifteen
miles South of Carnaverel. The cargo
OF sugar washed out Capt. Watson wos
drowned and the body buried on tie
spot. The brig H. G. Berry, of Balti-
more, is ashore fifty yards from the
Welch, total wreck, with cargo of
sugar and molasses The bark Hilda.
from New Orleans, bound to Cowes. was
stranded Six miles South of st. Angus
zine. Ihe cargo of tobacco and stores
are total loss, and ono man was
drowned.
SAVANNAH, August 27.-Arrived ship
nosWold Sprague, from Boston for New
orleans, IN distress. The French bark
Nouvean Mexique, from New Orleans for
bordeaux, in distress. Martins Indus.
day. ~ 'uo oi'S 10
BOSTON, August f27.-The Bangor ex-
press ran into the Beverly train seven
niles from Boston. Eighteen mon and
tnlee women are dead and forty to fifty
wounded: The particulars of the ucci.
T1,n Tgn1 a. nevere last night are appalling
ne express train ran into the accommo.
uh'.on' .I. M AZ iull speed, with such force
sau.I snn. .no engine and tender reached the
oon:re OF Inc last car, which was do
passengers, sitting and standinn h Tha
woodwork instantly took fire.. and tho
boiler of the engine burst and tho v;n. M
tins were enveloped in q cloud of stoo
and delnged with hot water.
a later despatch says the flames lavo
oeen extipguished. Bit few of the nos.
sengers in tho cars who wero not instant.