The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-12-10
cnLEGRAPHIc
rorcuHn Affairs.
NOON DESPATOHES

the result az the IIchbOrn cnso ia quite
general. The latest quotations from the
clubs indicate the prevalent odds as
ten to one against the claimant of the
property.
A strike OF telegraph operators in
London. Manchester, Liverpool and
other large cities, is imminent.
DUBLIN, December S.-The auniversa.
ry OF apprentice boys at Londonderry
was celebrated yesterday, and passed off
with unusual quiet. An effigy Of Lundy
was burnt, and the usual derisory de-
monstrations, but there was no serious
disturbance.
PARIS, December Sin the Assembly,
to-day. motion was made by Duohatel
for. the removal of the Assembly and
seat of Government to Paris. The mo.
ton gave rise to Gn animated debate.
which promises to be protracted, al.
though there is little doubt that the pro.
posal has majority of the Chamber in
its favor. Appeals Of the Communists,
convicted of the murder of Generals
Lecompte and Thomas, and sentenced to
suffer death, have been rejected by the
COMMISSIONER OF Pardons, aud there is no
nope that Ihiers will interpose to re-
move this final decision. President
Thlera' message recommends TINT the
annual army contingent fund be fixed at
800. GOO. instead of 100000, as incor-
rectly reported last night.
T. M.-The session Of the Assembly,
today. was very turbulent. The vote of
urgency was demanded upon the oues-
ton of the future form of government
for France, and was refused. Papyer
Quertier, Minister Of Finance, announced
that he will present the budget for
1872 tomorrow. a bill was presented
annulling the decree coniscating the
property of the Orleans Princes. The
vote of urgency upon the bill providing
for the return of the Assembly to Paris,
was referred by small majority. The
Chamber was subsequently the scene OF
angry recrimination between the mem.
bers of the Right and Left. M. Router
asked leave to present n resolution CEN
suring the committee of pardons for it's
want OF olemency towards convicted
Communists, but the majority of the
Assembly protested violently against the
reception of the document, and it was
returned to NJ. Ronter.
LONDON, December S-Midnight.-
Ihe sudden unfavornbie change in the
Prince OF Wales causes deep sorrow
throughout the country from all classes.
SANDRINGHAM. December 80 A. nj.
The Prince of Wales slept little during
the night. The exhaustion of the sys.
tenn is not increased. His general con-
dition is somewhat moro favorable
Signed by Sir VIM. Jenuer and all at
tending physicians.
LONDON, December 9.-Oficial ad.
vices from Sandringham continue unfa-
vorable, and represent tho Princes case
AS hopeless.
LONDON, December 0.-The antici-
pated strike Of the telegraphers com
menced at Liverpool, aud dispatches
are delayed.
The steamship Nenn, from New York
lor Cardlft, was abandoned Mt sea. Crew
saved.
PARIS. December 9.-To.day's Assem-
bly, was turbulent. A vote of urgency
upon the future form Of the government
OF France. was refused. A bill was pre-
sented, annulling the decree of confis-
oating the property of the Orleans
Princes. A vote of urgency, requiring
the return of the Assembly to Paris, was
refused, by small majority. Angry
recrimination followed, between the
members of the Right and Left. A re.
solution censuring the Committee of
Pardons for want of clemency, was re-
turned to Reuter-, who moved it. AID.
peals for pardon of Generals LeComp pte
ana Thomas are hopeless:
LONDON, December 9-1 P. M.-The
following bulletin has just been posted:
SANDK1NaHAM, December 9-Noon.-
The Prince passed tho morning more
TRANQUILITY. Febrile paroxysms are sub
siding; there has been mo increased ex-
haustion. Signed by Sir VIM. Jenner
and others.
The Princess BEATRICE, Princess Leo
n mi oil ol.:
have been called to his bedside and are
fastening to Sandringham. The Duke
OF Cambridge has already gone there, in
response to a telegraphio summons. The
Archbishop OF Canterbury requests tho
clergy to pray for the recovery of the
Prince of Wales. The excitement is in
tense, now that there is CLEAN of hope
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
PARIS. December 9.-The tbermome.
ter is sixteen degrees below zero. The
Seine River is frozen over.
The Orleans Princes and Theirs had
consultation, resulting in tho Princes
deferring their claims to seats in the
Assembly.
Compulsory military service and
general amnesty bills will be- introduced
next week.
LONDON, December 9-Tho strike of
the telegraphers is becoming general,
and threatens muoh Inconvenience.
z. M.-The Prince of Wales passed
quiet afternoon, but 40 change in symp-
toms since nocn.
LONDON, December Gil p. M.-The
following is the latest official bulletin
from Sandringham, dated 10 O'Clock. to.
night: "The Prince has slept since noon,
but there has been no Improvement in
his symptoms"