The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-30

bars. in possession OF his deadly instru-
) ments.
Tho coroner's jury don't doubt that
Della Corcoran. found in tue river near
Yonkers, was outraged and then mur.
dered.
7 A yonlh OF fourteen stabbed one of
|sixtoen fatally With jack knife.
I Advices from Kingston, Jamaicu, re-
lport that the b!ookade.runner Vireinius
had safely landed 200, 900 cartridges, 500
Remington rifles, fifteen needle guns,
and O large amount of other war ma.
terial.
II is stated that Cespedes has marched
with strong column for Camncuany.
The insurgents won battle in the inte-
rlor. No details. An Havana letter saws
the insurgents entered Nueyitas, while
the Governor shut himself in the Fort,
and sacked the town.
A Kingston letter says unprecedented
drought prevails. There will be small
sugar and favorable tobacco crop. The
smallpox there is increasing.
MEMPHIS, July 29.-Mrs. Moore aud
her nephew have been released on So, 900
bail each. Unless new evidence is elicit
cd, it is thought they will be discharged
by the examining court. The coroner's
Jury acted upon inconciusive evidence.
convention from the new State of
Nashaba met in Jackson. Tenn, day.
Twenty-nine deaths from cholera dur
ing tho week in Union City and imme-
diate vicinity.
On the night of the 1S.h instant, Mrs.
Fitzpatrick, widow, residing at Riply,
was awakened from her seop by negro
named Chris. Titus, who presented a
pistol Mt her head, threatening instant
death if she made noise. He then
outraged her, aud being drunk, soon fell
asleep in her bed. Mrs. Fitzpatrick
slipped from the house and went to a
neighbor's aud told what had occurred.
MIR. Thompson, her neighbor, accompa.
MED by his two sons, proceeded to the
house, and found Titus still asleep.
They secured him. He is in Nashville
jail. Yhe penalty is death.
DUBLIN, Va. July 29.-Private ad-
vices received here from Jonesboro.
Tennessee, state tbat the cholera has ap-
rearea there in IL virulent form.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Shepperd, bridal con-
pie from Montgomery County, on their
way to Pulaski Alum Springs, while
crossing Cioyd's Mountain, in u buggy.
d,:riug thunder storm, the horse took
fright at a flash OF lightning, aud SHE'D
the ron,l, and tue party were precipitated
down precipice ITO feet high. The
bride had her collar bone and ankle dis
located, teeth knocked oat, aud other
wiso badly injured.
John Clifton was run over on the
Chesapeake Road, between Mckendree
and Meadow stations, and instantly
killed
WAsilINGroG, July 23.-For some
weeks past, u correspondence has been
going on between the Post Office Depart
mcnt hero aud that of Great Britain,
with view to establishing an exchange
of postal cards at IL low rate of postage,
but the British authorities have finally
declined the proposition, ON the ground
that they are opposed to any lower rate
OF postage than that now paid on letters.
Probabilites--On Wednesday. for the
Gulf and South Atlantic States, South
westerly winds, partly cloudy Sweather
and numerous local storms.
Financial nnd Gon,merriut
PARIS, July 29-Rentes 5Gf. 35c.
LIVERPOOL. July 29-Noon.
firm and nnchanged-uplands S33M97s;
Orleans 9M9ls; sales Is, 900 bales; spe-
cnlstion ard export 5000; al advance OF
16 demanded for futures; from Savan-
nah and Charleston, November and De-
! cember shipment. not below low mid
ding, 82al; ditto, not below good
ordinary, 5 ll-16; October and Novem-
Der shipments. S3l05S 1916; new crop,
not below middllng. 11-16; from New
Orleans, August delivery, not below low
middling, O.; from Savannah and Charles
ton, September delivery, Sza; July de-
livery, 1916
LoSDoS, July 2o--Evening. .-Consols
923s@02ls.
L,vEHrooL, July 2D-Evenipg.-Sales
of American $500 bales Yarns and
fabrics iirmer; an advance is demarded,
which buyers refuse.
New York, July 29-Noon. Stocks
firm. Gold 1885. Money easy, mt 3Gl4.
Exchange-iong .; short 91i. Govern
meIts dull and steady. State bonds
quiet Cotton quiet m:ddling 81;
futures opened as follows: July 2O,.
August 10 S lG0l9 7.16; Septomber
1SlsWlS 3 lG: Flour dull and IN.
changed. Wheat quiet and steady-No.
Milwaukee LII Corn steady-pcr
steamer, Western mixed. 5lQI55. Pork
quiet ana rather weakness 1850.
lard dull and heayy-Wcstern steam
o'gOS3i. Freights firm.
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