The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-04
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Foreign Affairs.

LONDON, July 3.-The ship Omaha has
been wrecked on Sauguar Island. in
Hoogley River. Seven persons belong
ing to the crew of the Omaha were
drowned.
eAMADRID, July 3.-A band of insur-
rectionists, under command of Cabeoilla,
made an attempt, yesterday, to enter the
town OF Russ, in the province of Tara
gona, but were repulsed by the Govern
ment troops, and compelled to retreat.
Cabecilla was wounded and taken pri-
soner.
The Archbishop OF Madrid is dead.
American Matters.
CHARLESTON, July 3.--Arrived-.
Steamships Champion, New York; Sea
Gull, Baltimore.
DETROIT, July 3.-The mill owners
have resolved not to submit to the de-
mands of the strikers. Nearly all the
mills are shut.
The Convention resolutions endorse
the Cincinnati platform, and direct the
delegation to Baltimore to vote as a unit.
All the delegates are for Greeley, except
one.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3. Contracts
have been given for an airline road
hence to New York, through Bucks
County, at cost of $6.000,00O.
HAVANA, July 3.-The burning of the
Fannie, the killing of Peralta, who com.
msnded the expedition. and the capture
of the stores which she landed, is con-
frmed. It is supposed a part of the
Fannie's cargo was transferred to two
sloops, and landed on the North coast.
The fate of the Fannie's crew is un-
known. 1t is supposed they joined the
fillibusters. It is asserted, however,
that they took their boats for Jamaica.
NRw YoRE, July 3.-Between and
O'Clock, this morning, fire broke out
which destroyed Taylor & Darrell's pa.
per warehouse, and damaged the build.
ings and business materials of the COM
plete gas works. the paper box factory
OF Selchon Hitz, book bindery, and
James & Kirtland's fancy iron works.
Loss 5000, 900.
A number of sun-strokes occurred yes
terday-nearly 200. The deaths report.
ed were about sixty in this city, although
there were numerous cases not Known to
the police. The heat continues to-day.
The committee of the employers
union have issued an address to the
workmen, appealing to them to resume
labor, which is being distributed to-day,
in German and English, hy thousands.
The World. referring to the printed
circular of disaffeoted parties, advising q
Democratic bolt at Baltimore, in case the
Cincinnati nominees are endorsed, and
which has already been published, says
that it Is a disorganizing movement in
which it takes no stock.
ST. LOUIS, July AT meeting, this
evening, Of O number of leading Mis-.
souri, delegates to the Baltimore Con
vention, it was the unanimous expression
that the delegates should adhere to a no
nomination policy; that being considered
the most efficient mode of furthering the
election of Greeley and Brown. The
general opinion seemed to be, that while
the Convention should give no uncertain
sound as to iss preference for Greeley
over Grant, q simple recommendation
would be of more real service than for
NAL adoption OF the former as the Demo
cratic candidate.
SAN FRANCISCO, July .-Thirty-nine
barefooted friara and seven Dominican
friars, banished from Guatemala for con.
spiracy against the Government, arrived
here yesterday, by steamer. and are re-
ceiving assistance freely from their CO.
religionists.
BOSTON, July 3.-Horace Greeley, who
arrived iu this city this morning, has
been waited upon to-day by numerous
friends. at the Revere House, where he
has rooms, as the guest of the city. He
attends the Jubilee this afternoon.
DAVENPORT, Iowa. July "a call is
published here to-day for Liberal
Convention, to be held at Desmoines,
on the lst of August, for the nomination
of an electoral and State ticket, and to
concert such measures as may be deemed
wise for consolidating all the elements
opposed to the present Administration.
LONG BRANCH, July 3.-The first race
to-day, steeple chase, gentlemen riderp,
OF three miles, was won by Duffy; time
8.411a. There was a race, IL miles,
between Chivalry, Lord Byron and
Rounder; time 2.1411. Monmouth oak
stakes, ~ miles for three year old
hllies-Belmont's Woodbine and Victo.
ria l and Q, Elsie 8. and Jury 4; time
2.42. Mansion House stakes, wear
olds, for 2a miies-Monarohist l {; Frank
Ross 2; no others ran; time 4.47T.
WASHINGTON, July 3-Evening.-Col.
Davidson, commanding at Camp Sun.
ply, informs the War Department. that
the Kiowas are again on the war path,