The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-28

Foreign Affairs.

newspaper says the returns thus far re-.
ceived OF the election for members of the
Oortes, on Saturday last, show that ITO
Radicals, "a Federals, 10 Conservatives.
Independents aud Carlists have been
chosen.
American Matters,
ST.. LOUIS. August 27.-Sixteen coal
miners unions in st. Clair County struck
for four cents. These mines supply
st. Louis.
The terrible heat continues. Thirty
sun-strokes were reported yesterday.
PHILADELPHIA, August 27.-A call has
been issued for convention at Harris.
burg of soldiers and sailors favoring
Greeley.
A train collided with carriage at
Tacoma, killing Robert Deal, his two
grandchildren, young lady and the
0oaohman. The party were visitors from
Philadelphia.
New YORK, August 27.-Dr. Wander
pool reports that all fear OF yellow fever
is disaipated. All patients, except few
OF the crew, OF the Spanish vessel Neu-
manoia, have recovered.
Dispatches received here this morn
ing states that forged drafts, purporting
to have been drawn by Kountz Bros,
bankers, of this CITY, have been present.
ed TO various banks throughout the coun-
try. especially at the West. Among the
forgeries was one draft for SO, 200, pre-
.sented to tho Real Estate Bank, at Allie
ghany City. Pa, and one for Sc, 900. pre-
sented at the Third National Bank, at
Chicago. The forger's name attached
to the bogus drafts is James F. Hill.
NEWARK, August 27.-Rsv. James
Roosvelt Bayley, the Roman Catholic
Bishop of the diocese of Newark, yester-
day received from Pope Plus. at Rome,
the bull announcing his appointment as
Archbishop of Baltimore. It is dated
July 30, and signed with the hshermans
seal, the emblem of Saint Peter. Aroh-
bishop Bayley will leave for his new post
in few weeks.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 27.-The
sixteenth annual State Fair will be held
at Montgomery, from the 18th to the
23d OF November. inclusive. during the
session of the Legislature. The pre-
MUM list offers most liberal induce
ments to agricultural and mechanical i'll
ventions and improvements. Large
preparations are being made to accom-
mOdate exhibitors from all the States.
BALTIMORE, August 27.--Amelia
Wheat, aged seventy eight, was murder
ed in her bed. Her nephew, Jesse
Upperoue, has been arrested.
PHILADELPHIA, August 27.-At 2
O'Clock, this morning, freight train on
the junction Railroad, on its way to the
city, passed over the iron bridge which
IS built over the Reading Railroad, about
half mile from the Broad street inter-
seotian. When more than half the train
had passed over safely, the bridge broke,
and four OF the freight cars, laden with
coal oil, went down amid the debris of
the falling bridge, on to the Reading
Road. just as they crashed together, q
coal train on the latter road rushed up,
and collided with the freight cars. Twen-
ty or thirty in number were piled upon
the bank. The engine was completely
dismantled; and what made matters
worse, the coal oil cars took fire, and
general conasgration ensued, the loco
motive and many cars being destroyed.
No one hurt.
WASHINGTON, August 27-Evening.-
The President is expected to return to
Washington tomorrow.
The store-ship Supply arrived at New
York yesterday, forty-five days from Rio,
having on board portion of the Grew
OF the flagship Lancaster, recently re-
aieved from duty on that vessel.
.O"Po' AAitJ ACOEoa, OI Cn6 f1r6G Ar
tillery, has been detailed for duty az
Deputy Governor, in place of Col. A. 8.
Lee, retired, who was relieved at his own
request.
General Ord telegraphs to General
Sheridan, from Salt Lake, that the In
dian troubles have been much exagge-
rated. He says all the Indians having
reservations have gone home. There
may be fight on the Sampete, but it
will not be serious. He expects the
troops back in three weeks.
Probabilities and North
easterly winds and generally clear wea.
ther will prevail on Wednesday over the
New England and Middle States. Gene.
rally clear weather over the Southern
States East Of the Mississippi. Easterly
to Southerly winds, increasing oloudi-
ness, and probably areas of rain for the
Northwest. and will gradually extend
Eastward over the upper lake region,
and towards the lower Ohio Valley dur
ing Wednesday.
CHICAGO. August 27.-The Board of
Trade, this morning, expelled John B.
Lyon and Hugh Mayer, for their con-
nection with the recent events in the