The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-29
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SANTANDER. November 2s.-The
weather ls stormy. and prevents the
transmission of mails. Military ope-
rationH are also seriously interfered
with. A number of reinforoements
Tor she Spanish army in Cuba sailed
from this port yesterday.
PARIS, November 28.-M. Thiers,
yesterday. in IN interview accorded to
the representative Of La France news
paper, s1id that italian unity was ir.
revocably accomplished, aud il France
wishes to preserve the friendship of
Italy she must recognize this fact, and
not adopt the clerical policy toward
that country. Iu relation to Frauce,
this Is said: The country seems neither
Bonapartist nor Monarchioal. but Re-
pnblican, and this must be recognized
by Marshal MacMahon.
TelearaDhic-Am mortcan nlatser..
CHARLESTON, November 27.-A
freight railroad, connecting Charleston
depots of the South Carolina Railroad
and the Northeastern Railroad with
the upper wharves. has been com
pleted aud will be extended along
the entire line Of wharvee, SO as
to save drayage and delay in transfer.
ring through freight.
A powerful steam dredge, chartered
by the city, is at work on tho bara,
and has already, according to the re-
port OF Professor Msllifert, added two
feet to the average depth of water on
the principal shoal. This dredging is
independent OF the operations in an-
other channel by the Government en-.
gineeF, and it is the discrimination &c
persevere until depth of water suffl-
cient to admit the largest ocean yes.
sci shall have been obtained.
TERRK HAuTE, November 26.-A
letter, puTporting to have been written
by Hon. D. W. Voorhees,, and discuss.
ing various political issues, was pub.
lished in the Indianapolis Journal to-
day. Voorhees, pronounces the letter
= forgery in every line and word.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, Novem-
Der 28.-Mohland Schneider's tobacco
warehouse, with other property, was
burned to-day; loss $50. 900.
NEW YORK, November %. "A manu-
facturer of fraudulent bell punchers.
for car conductors, was arrested to.
day; twenty conductors using the de-
vice were also arrested.
The 'longshoremen's strike is un-
changed. Both parties are firm. All
steamers advertised leave today,
except the Inman line steamer City Of
Manchester, which leaves Tuesday.
Owing to the diminished demand
for sugar, the refineries in this CITY
and vicinity are considering the pru.
dence of diminishing the production.
George G. Wolff, of the late firm of
Wolff & Levi, New Orleans, has been
arrested and sent to Ludlow street
Jail. Wolff is believed by the attorneys
for the creditors of the firm to have
goods to the amount Of $4,000 &C.
creted somewhere in the city.
Trains will pass over the Spring
Creek .5ridge, at Tuscumbia, Ala,
this afternoon. for the first time since
the hurricane.
CAMBRIDGE. Ohio, November 49,
boiler explosion killed two and hurt
two.
CHICAGO, November Sherwood
O. Coon, known to lovers of sweet
music as 8. G. Campbell, is dead.
TALEQUAH, CHEROKEE NATION, No
vember 28.-An official investigation
by Major ingalls, of the fight here on
the Oath instant. shows lamentable
condition OF affairs; over 100 shots
were fired. Joseph Murphy, while
quietly at work on building, was shot
in the breast and died soon after.
Thomas Hauckett and Thomas Dix,
who were wounded by pistol shots, will
probably recover. These are members
OF the National Council. The Sheriff
and his Deputy have resigned. The
functions OF the guard have been sus.
pended, as the murderers we're both
members of the guard. The Sheriff
from the Illinois District and q DoSse
OF mounted men are patrolling
the place. Over 100 warriors have
come in and others are on the way.
Ihe excitement is intense and more
trouble is anticipated
@DETRoIT, November 2S.-A fore-and-
ait vessel fonndered six miles off, with
oil on board; name unknown. A
heavy snow storm prevails.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2S.-Col.
Mcclure confirms the reported pur.
chase of Forney's Press, but denies
the report that Col. Thomas A. Scott
and ex-Gov. Curtin will be interested
in the paper. It will be independent in
politics, without having in view the
Advancement of particular men.
SAN FRANcIsco, November 28.-The
weather is favorable for the $4,000