The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-09
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,YaRsxtIhEs. ! June I. zThe manioipal
elections at ;Marssilles and, ,Tarascon are
declared void. All the pieces of the Co.
!amn Of yendome have been found, and
the monument win besex6otly restored.
AMsrERDAAts~ju june 1.-THE Bank of
Holland has reduced the rate of DISCOUNT
to three per cent.
NEw YonK, yune:7.SaaA 1HS5,ld special
says: ron highest authority. I state
that the fnsion Of the Mopsrohists Who'll
~ failed owing othe intfigues Of Tllierp,
Who privately exults over tho certainty
q. malntaIniag q n0ndescript republic,
with himself las chief, as in the, case, OF
F1mNn Spaih, for nm indefinite period.
Inoesaant attAm mptsTare being made: in
Paris 70 Induce soldiers to fraternize
with the people. INTENSE edissatisfaotion
prevails an6ng all classes. and fresh
troubles are f9ated.''4
RRB, June 1.-THE funeral ceren,o o.
MES to-day over. the remains of Ave
clerical victims of the Commune Were
solemn and impressive .;Notre Dame
was grandly arrayed. The ,ntral object
In tho solemn pomp was the gorgeous
cataialque containing The remains OF the
Archbishop, surrounded by minor strno.
lures, bearing the corpses of Duguerrey,
the Cure of Afadelaine; Suret, Grand
Vfcar OF the Diocese, Beconrt ind Saba
tur. The coffin OF the Archbishop wac
covered with pail Of black velvet, en-
broidered aud enriched with massive
silver CROSS. Thousands of tapers were
burning in silver candelabra; and the
incense vessels were also OF silver. The
floor was covered with black cloth, and
the pulpit covered with black gauze, be-
spangled with silver stars. The tran
Hepts, 100 feet wide, appeared huge re-
cesses OF black drapery, which covered
every statue except those Of the Virgin
anil child and st. Denis, the first bishop
Of Paris. In the midst of all were the
black and charred remains of the
bishops chair and his throne, also half
burned. with which the Communists en-
deayored to burn the Cathedral. The
Cathedral was lett intact, as. O memento
of the crime.
VERSAILLES, June 8.-A motion for
the p-olongation of Thiers' term was
postponed until after the supplemental
elections. It is authoritatively stated
that Theirs favors tho Republic.
LONDON, June 8.-Jules Mines, q cele-
brnted French banker, is dead.
BERLIN, June 6.-The Gar aud his
eon Alexis hive arrived ut Berlin. They
were received at tho station by the EN-
peror.
LONDON, juno S--Late Cape Good
Hope accounts say reports from the
. diamond fields ara still encouraging
It is rumored that Count de Chambord
has arrived at Boulogne.
Adeapatch from Constantinople, dated
yesterday, says fires broke out that
morning simultaneously in four places,
and at one time 200 houses we're in
flames. Fortunately, the wind was light,
and there WAS O prospect OF getting the
conhagration under control. The d.
mage done already was very heavy. The
fires are supposed to be work Of incen-
diaries. fs
VERSAILLES, June Sit is reported
that Rossel and Courbat have been
+nnearthed in Paris. The oourt-martial
for the trial Of insurgents has not. vet
commenced. The O6iciel Journal ascribes
the insnrrection to the congregation by
Napoleon OF 5000 workmen in Paris.
NEw YoRK, June 8.-A World cable,
dated Paris, the 9th, says Marques
Gallifet was assaseinated to-day, by the
widow of Communist, who was shot