The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-12
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the island OF Cuba, July Z, with a large
cargo of bresch .!5aa:1S arms. ocvdsr
and medicines, for the usa of the libe.
rating army. The expedition was fitted
ont 10 .Aspiuwall. undes the supervision
Of Gen. Manuel Qaesada, and the Vir.
glnius was closely watched by the man
ot-waE B4z%n. After'het departure, she
was chased for about 100 miles by the
BazAn. bnt readily ont-sailed and finally
eihded her pnrsuer. The entire cargo OF
arms. powder, medicine, clothing, Sc,
was safely landed, and the Virginius
reached Kingston, Jamaica. on her re-
turn. on Wednesday, Ju'y9. The expe-
dttiun, after leaving Aspinwall, was under
charge Of Brig. Gen. Raphael Qlesada,
brother OF the General.
Counsel for the Pacific Mail Steathshin
Company has served the answer of the
company upon Ex.President Alden 3.
Stock we'll, in the suit which the latter
has begun to recover certain MONEYS
(E1. $50. 000) alleged to DO due him. The
answer declares that the persons who
compose the present board of directors
are now TO do their duties in that oon-
p"ny. aud are personally ignorant of the
facts alleged; but Gu information and
belief. they deny that the claim is well
founded. The answer is sworn to by
Captain Geo. II. Bradbury, President OF
the company.
The steamship City OF Mexico, from
Havana. is reported detained at lower
quarantine. owing TO yellow fever on
board. Only; one fatal Case ut quarau-
tine 30 far this summer.
WASHINGTON. July ll.-Upon ques.
tim la k,v Az
Western Union Telegraph Company, the
lines OF telegraph operating under the
Act of July "a. 1866. the officers and
agents Of the different departments of
the Government may telegraph each
other upon official business Ut rates fixed
by the Postmaster. General
No vessels of the North Atlantic q set
are nowin Cuban waters. Three vessels
afs at Key West; the balance of the fleet
at Hampton Roads.
Probabilities-On Saturday, for the
Gulf States, Southerly winds, higher
temperature, increasing cloudiness and
local torms. For the South Allan tic
States. Northerly winds, veering 10
South east, with local rains.
NEW HAVEN, July u.-Father Nc
Kepna, the Catholic priest of New Mil
ford. was drowned while bathing
C1Nc1SNAT1, July 1I.-Fivs cholera
deaths yesterday.
In tho jewish Conference, resolutions
were adopted requesting the cooperation
of all jewish congregations in the United
States for securing more perfect union,
40 that the establishment OF a jewish
Theological Institute, in the interests of
the Jewish religion, may be promoted
thereby. Bylaws for the body were
adopted. The conference adjourned, to
meet in Clevelaud on the second Tuesday
in July next.
HALIFAX. July 1.-THE cabin and 800
steerage passengers, Wrecked on the
steamer City OF Washington, have ar
rived.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 1.-THE primary
elections in this city resulted in favor of
the railroad combination.
The trial OF the Modocs has closed.
Those who attended the trial have no
doubt the commission will find them
goilty OF the charges and specifications.
General Thomas n. Casenan is dead.
New YORK, July 1.-THE Goodrich
murder mystery Is solved. The police
have found in the trunks of Kate Stod-
dard, now under arrest, at Lc. boarding
house, Goodrich's rings, seals, pocket
book and money, which is no doubt the
same he had in his possession ut the
time he was murdered. The pistol. OF
which three chambers were empty, and
which it is supposed she used to commit
the murder. was also found in her trunk.
Kate's real name is supposed to be Lizzie
King.
Agents Of the Union Pacific Company
have been enjoined from transferring
stock in the names of persons recently
published as bond-holders, and such
stock is not now good delivery to pur.
chasers
The import of dry goods this week
amount to Sl,S40, 13S. Amount marketed
81. .G21,07S.
C1NcISSATl, July 1.-THE detective
officers have arrested aud brought to this
city number OF oolorcd persons from
Delhi. Ohio, who are accused of stealing
goods from burning cars on the Indian.
apolis, Cincinnati and Ohio Railroad,
last winter. The cars caught fire immo.
diately after the collision, and the ne.
groeH were engaged in getting goods
out; and it seems they carried off and
concealed in their houses large quantities