The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-22

turn OF the ABseHblYt0 to Paris. II it ne.
turns, IL shall have liberty Of action: ::
otherwise, the National Guards viii
marsh on Versai los.
YERsAIILKs, Naroh 21.-2O, 600 troops
arc III Che siG6fEh hbSfh a sof tKs HSSafos
bly, dlsmber3 The Assembayj iwill AN
point q committee tdeonsider the condi.
tion oi Frapse and the necessity OF
and Seine-et Disc in 9 state Of siege.
Amerloasi IA,eIlIgence.
CHARLESTON, Aarsh 2l.-Arrived-
steamships Geokin' New York; Fall
MEMpHrs. MasG al.-The trains are
again running dehlr the roads, the dam
WASHINGTON, daroh 2l.-The latest
was crying "a gfNersaiResi'. The situa-
mored that Faidll lerbe will be appointed
Dictator. The centre of Paris remains
tranquil. Napoleon is represented as
confident of bis Aarly recall to France bv r
the people. No further outrages are re-
ported.
New YORK, March 2l.-The vigilance
committee of Nevada have banished
fourteen people.
WAsHrNaToN, March 21.-The Senate
is considering the House amendment to
the Committee of Inquiry, forbiddiug
the committee to report except at the
neS. or subsequent session, and in effect
forbicding the report of the committee
to thePeople through the press of the
county. Morton, of Indiana, and
Thurman, CT Ohio, had sharp COLI
sion. ln the opinion of the reporters
gallery. Morton was his master.
Nominations Oorbin, Attorney for
South Carolina; James Bulger, Major
and Quarterpaster.
There are just 100 Democrats in the
House, with Gonnecticut, California and
Texas unreprese1ted.
Ihe Tennessee has arrived at Key
West. "
The South Carolina delegation called
on the President to-day. In answering
the question. ''How long the troops
would remain?" aud in reply to the de-
claratIon that an early departure would
MAKE matters worse, the President said
they should remain until peace was re-
stored and obedience to the law secured
IN the Senate, the House amendments
to the investigation committee was dis
onssed during the morning hours, when
they were informally laid over. Hin
presented the memorial Of John F..
Bryant against the seating of Blodgett.
Hamilton, of Texas, was placed on the
Disability COMMITTEES. Hamilton asked
to be excused, as he was opposed to a
special or general removal of disabilities.
He was excused. A resolution presoriI
ing legislation for the session was dis.
cussed, without action.
Weather report-TEe area of low pres.
snre, which was, Monday evening, North
of Lake Erie, has moved rapidly East
ward and Northward, Gud is now on the
coast of Maine. BrisE: Westerly winds
have followed the advance of the storm
centre, which has been raore Immediate
~ accompanied by heaHy rains. The
barometer, after rising Somewhat in the
Southwest, has again be- ,lun to fall, and
the pressure is unusually low over the
whole country East of theIRocky Noun
tains. Some cloudiness is reported East
and North of Ohio. ELSEWHERE, clear
weather prevails. A rapid falling of the
barometer is reported in Nebraska, with
decided rising of temperature in Mis-.
souri, and Tennessee. Probabilities
Fair weather. with fresh winds. will pro.
badly prevail on Wednesday On the Gulf
and South Atlantic; gentle Iaud fresh
winds on tho mid-Atlantic md lake,;
partially cloudy on the EaR Atlantic.
1t is improbable that another ssorm cen.
tre will be developed in Iowa and Mis-
souri,
NEW ORLEANS, March 21.-The dam
age to the Mississippi Central iAailroad
and its Northern and WesternAonnec-
tions. by the recent freshet, have been
repaired, and trains are running through
as usual.
RALEIGH, March 21.-Bragg CLOSED his
argument for the prosecution to-day.
The vote will be had tomorrow. Tie
convention bill failed in the House to
obtain two thirds vote.
SAVANNAH, March 2I.-The steamship
81. Livingston reports that the FIRING
Pan light ship has probably drifted from
her moorings, as she was not to be seen
in eight fathoms water.
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Raj.