The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-29
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Perseverance went ashore during fog at
and became total loss. Thirty persons
were drowned.
ROME. August Cardinal Angelo
Quaglia died suddenly to day. He was
seventy years old.
Amorlcan Matters.
CHARLESTON. August % Arrived
steamships Manhattan, New York; Gulf
Stream, 'Philadelphia; Sea Gull, Balti-
more.
WASHINGTON. August 28.-The Attor-
ney-Geueral has decided that all tubacoo
stored in bonded warehouses and with
drawn for sale or consumption before the
1st OF July, 1872, is snbieot to the taxes
that all tobacco in bonded warehouses on
said 1st of July, withdrawn after that
date for the same purposes, is subject to
the tax prescribed in the ACT of June,
1872.
Tue New Orleans Custom House and
Pinchbaok factions have fused on Kel.
logg for Governor and PiDchback for
Congressman at large. The Democrats,
Liberals and Reformers are consulting.
Grant has returned from New York.
EVANSVILLE. IND, August 28.-An in-
cendisry FIRE at Mount Carmel. ILL.,, de-
stroyed eight business houses. including
the Register printing Office. Loss
1926. 900.
WHRELINa, August 28.-Partial re-
turns reduce Jacobs majority to 4.80O,
and against the Constitution 100. It ia
conceded that the balance OF the State
will ratify the Constitution, but cannot
overcome Jacobs majority. The propo-
sitlon to prevent negroes holding office
is undoubtedly defeated. ~. T..
LYNN, August 28.-Banks addressed
crowded Greeley and Brown meeting
here. BE WAS frequently applauded.
New YORK, August 23.-Woodhull &
Clafiin pleaded poverty in q suit for debt.
They bwore they did not own dollars
worth of property.
Henry Clews figures as Treasurer upon
the Executive Committee OF the Repub-
lioan State Committee Of New York
Mayor Yuva, of Jeddo, sails to- day for
Europe. He was feed by Mayor Hall,
yesterday.
$1,000 worth of revenue tobacco
stamps, stolen at Cleveland. Ohio, some
time since, were found in this oity by
detectives.
a Jamestown, Dakota Territory, de.
spatch states that the Government troops
surrounded that town yesterday, seized
and destroyed all liquors in the place,
and imprisoned half a dozen whiskey
dealers. ''
PORTLAND, August 28.-At a mass
convention of the Union soldiers of
Maine, General SeldoH Conner presided,
and Burnside. Wilson, Butler, and Gen.
Harlan, of Kentucky, were among the
orators. .( iIl
OARIIsIE, Pa, August 28.-The new
trial OF Or. Paul Sohoeppe, for the MUIR
der of Miss Steinecks, three years since,
commenced this morning. Much diffi.
entity in procuring jury is anticipated.
WASHINGTON, August -Evening.-
The Cabinet meets Tomorrow. Bout
we'll and Robeaon are absent.
WarrantH'for ths pardon Of David Col
Inns, VIM. Teal. Amos Owen hid VIM.
Sorugg. who were convicted under tha
Ku Klux law, and,are now in the ALBANY
Penitentiary, arc prepared, aud will be
signed before the President rsturns
North. "
Probabilities--EAsterly to sontherly
winds, ol6hdy weather and areas Of rain
on ThnrsdAy for; the Middle Statsa, and
will extend over New England. on Thurs.
Noy os0unBs SIpUO6l V6AtnRy ApQ areas
OF rain for the South Atlantic State,
generally. CLEAR weather from the Cen.
trail Gulf to Tennessee. Rising barotne.
ter, Northerly to; Westerly winds and
clear weather for tine Northwest, and
will extend Eastward to Lake Michieau
and Indiana by, Thursday morning, and
over .Kentucky, Ohio and Western, take
Erie by Thursday yeyeningnt',i.., ia,
PROVIDENCE, R;iI., August 28.-In the
United States DISTRICT Court, to-day.
Judge Knowles Adjndgsd the Cnhan war
vessel, the eohooner Pioneer, forfeited to
the United States, and ordered o warrant
OF sale. 9.t t"i.i 49,. :,
PrTsBuRq, August, 2S.- "A convention
OF Democratic soIdiers and sailors. op.
posed tothe Pittsbnrg Convention, met
at noon. It was called to order by Gen.
Mulholland, who stated the object of the
meeting. Gen. VIM. M. MoCandlass
was selected as President, and made an
address, which was received with an.
plause. He stated that the Convention
was preliminary. to call for a Oonyen.
ton to be held in Philadelphia. to enter
a protest opposed to the Pittsburg Con
vention, and suggested an organization
throughout the State by Counties. and
the selection of an executive Committed
CHICAGO. Aupuat ORA 1orr,o ,.os.