The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-09
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the Shah briefly tepIiei. 81 His TMsssiieesty TMSsssiiesty
Was then escorted to'tSs pals:s Bpnthan, !,
where ho was received by NJ Buffet, Pre-
sident of the Assembly. The crowds, Of
spectators were Immense, ard the SEeh
had warm popular reception. 2;.ti
BAYoSNE. July 8.-D1n Carlos has or
derel the arrest lof the Cure Of Santa
Cruz. s:
PARIS, July Sin the duel between
III. Ranc, Communist. and Dc Cass .igpac,
the famous duelist and editor. both were
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. seriously.
LONDON, July 8.-Eighteen Norwe-
glans, belonging to the German Arctic
Navigation Company's service, who we're
lost on Spitzenbergep, were found dead
by the party which went to shei. relief.
Amex;sSn Natter.
CHARLESTON, July S.-Arrived- Steam
ship Ashland, Philadelphia; barqne File
de fAir, Liverpool.
HARTFORD. July Sixty two defend.
ants in the Credit Mobilier suits have
entered personal appearances in the
United Statas District Court bnfore Judge
Shipman. They moved that the bill be
dismissed, as regards them, on the
ground OF want OF jurisdiction of tue
couHt-the defendants residing in tue
Southern District Of New York. The
motion to dismiss will be argued at the
September term OF the court. Eighty
seven other defendants appeared By
COUNSEL
JACKSONVILLE. ILL. July 8.-I21l
inches of water fill between II aud s
o'clock this morning. Bridges we're
swept, Great damage to cropa, Many
bridges and culverts were washed. Spring
wheat is fat on the ground. Winter
wheat, which was being harvested, is
sprouting in the flooded low lands aud
damaged On the high lands.
aged four and nine years. were drowned
while bathing. ..l,o'.
NEW fu1sx, July. g.. TIE Herald spe
cial annonncss the perfect health of Sir
Samuel and Lady Baker.
CINCINNATI, July 8 S-There has been
heavy rain throughout the region OF the
recent storms, covering portion of
Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky. aud further
West. Crop reports are gloomy.
ATCH1sON, Kansas. July 9-rhe Mis-
souri, River is higher than ever before
known.
NASHVILLE. July S.-Seven cholera
deaths on Sunday. None Monday.
At. the Dexter Park, Sensation won
the $4,000 stake; American Girl won
the first heat--time 2 20, 2.26!A, 225l4,
2.2S.
NEW York, July 8.-The agent OF the
Inman line telegraphed the agents at
Halifax to do everything possible, re-
gardless Of expense. for the passengers
Of the wrecked steamer Washington.
The baggage and spare stores we're safely
landed with the passengers and Grew.
She carried no mail.
Walworth is still in the Tombs, but it
Is thought he will be removed to Sing
Sing to-day:
PHILADELPHIA, July 8.-David Brown
died at the hospital, this morning, from
gnn-shot wound inflicted by Durham
Wilson, q few hours previous. Both
men are oolored. The difficulty arose
from the Jealousy OF Wilson at Browns
attention TO his wife. Wilson escaped.
houfsvi1hE, July 8.-The third draw.
ing OF the Kentucky Library. Lottery
commenced at 8 O'Clock, thia morning.
Il waYiaunounoed that all the tickets had
been sold.
Bosrox, July s.-The amall eloop Ma.
riettH was found cspsized. Four were
drowned. tii.d3
HALIFAX. July s.-Details of the
"!ecA VI tne Olty OF washington: she
left Liverpool 2Ash Jnna; saw neither
sun or stars during the passage; impos-
sible to make observations; when she
struck, Saturday, PM, objects could
not be seen three yards ahead; she was
going nine knots when stranded; perfect
order prevailed; % cabin and Isl steer
age passengers we're safely landed BY the
ships boats and small craft, attracted by
the steamers guns; sea calm; distance to
mainland half mile; vessels escape
from total destruction. with all on board,
new YORK.. July Sin Southern
bonds, the only transaction at the
Board was the sale OF $500 of old Ten
nessees, at SOA. Inquiry for the bonds
OF old railroads and lines recently com.
plesed, or about to be, and which pro.
mise profitable business. Old bonds
ore firmly hold at high prices.
C1NcISSATI, July 8.-The following &C.
counts of damages to crops and buildings
and estimated losses by the recent rains
have been received here: In Ohio.
through Fayette County, the wheat and
corn have been seriously damaged, many
trees uprooted and one barn demolished: