The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-25

the Emperors of Germany and Austria
Amcrlcan n Intelligence.
NOON DISPATCHES.
QUARANTINE AT NEW YonK-TRANsFER OF
HELMBoLD's business WISCONSIN 70.
LITIcs-sAN DOMINGO TOBACCO. CROP
PROPOSITION TO DISSOLVE THE, FRENCH
AssEMBLY-THE TURB-THR ARMY woR:l
ACCIDENTS AND HORRORS
OF Ex-ooNFEDERATEs- FAILURE
MEXICAN AFFAIRS, 80, &c.
OdDENsBURd, August 23.-Baron De
Camin, whose anti-Popery lectures
caused tho recent riot, was to-day as
saulted in street car. knocked down
and seriously injured by John Mulroo-
aey, who fled to Canada to avoid arrest.
Boston. August 23.--A strong move
ment is on foot to have Harvey Jewell
nominated for Governor by the Republi-
can Convention.
Lone ISLAND Cry. August 23
Jealous husband, attacking his wife with
an axe, broke kerosene lamp. Three
buildings were burned in consequence,
and fifteen families are houseless. ,tG
New YORK, August 23.-The Board of
Health direct thirty days quarantine for
vessels from sections where yellow fever
and cholera prevail.
It is reported that Helmbold's busi-
ness has passed into the hands Of John
L. Henry, Of Brooklyn. =: ,:,,.," '',"'
Railway freights are again largely re-
duced to the West. 4,.n,a1.
WARRINGTON, August 24.-It is sus-
pected that Renforth was drugged. An
inquest will be held. No member of the
st. Johns crew is suspected
The Wisconsin Democrats have nomi-
tod ~ ~
Darden, who killed MCCARTHY, at
tempted to beat his brains out Darden
had bad dream.
publican Union dissolution of the pre-
sent Assembly on the lat of May. 1872.
In the Winconsin Democratic plat
form, the seventh resolution deprecates
and denounoes every outbreak of law
lessnees and violence at the North and
South, and declares that the Acts of
Congress which authorize the employ
ment OF standing army to garrison
places where elections are to be held,
and constitute local police in the
States, and which empowers officers Of
the Federal Administration to interpose
military force for the purpose OF over
nwing q political convention, are subver-
sive of free government, and perpetual
menace to the public liberty.
Sun Domingo was tranquil nt last ad :
vices. The financial situation has beon
relieved by the proceeds OF the United
States San Domingo loan. ..iaii
The segar and tobacco crops in. ..Hayti
are large.
A church in Bolano, Italy, was struck
by. lightning, and thirty-two persons
killed and injured.
It is said Longfellow strained n tendon
of his fore leg, and is lamed for life. It
is also said that 5000, 900 changed hands
on the quarter strstch alone. Morrissey
won $50, 900; Bocock, owner Of Helm
bold. won at least $50. 900.
Gambetta's bill proposes dissolution
OF the National Assembly on the ground
that Its. discussions have proved fruit
le.si and provides for the election of q
constituent assembly. The bill also
provides: for, the resignation Of Theirs
when the constituent assembly 10 elected.
Aspeoial to the London Times says the
discussion upon the dissolution OF the
Assembly was exciting. A conflict is
apprehended, and grave consequences
are probable.
Southside square, in Hartford, Indi.
ana, was burned last night; loss $50, 000
luC6nQl0FlBm. HtH
A witness in the Bu1snbuyg case says
Mrs. 3. had told her that Colburn came
to see her twice. under the impression
that she was Buffsnburg's daughter; that
when Colburn found out that she was
Buffenburg's wife, he slipped card into
her hand, with words on it to the effect
that he would not marry while she Mrs
B.) was 9 married woman. On the cross
examination. the witness said Mr.. and
Mrs. b. seemed to live very happily to-
gether, and she never saw anything to
disturb her confidence in Mrs. q.
Domestic subscription at noon, to- day
$0,OQ0,000.
JACKSON, MISS, August "a. -Reliabl;
reports from oil Mississippi, North Lou
isiana and West Alabama mention tn,
devastations of the army and boil worm
Picking has inst commenced, and th,
early appearance Of the worm will short
en- the crop.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, August 24.-The follow
ing is the fifth resolution of the Wis