The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-22
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PARIS, FNoivemb.f ta21 Different par
ties tn the Assembly are holding private
meetings. Theirs had another coufer-
ence With the delegation from the fao-
tions Of the left Marshal MaoMahon
refuses the Presidency should Thiers re-
eign. =, t..H
LONDON, November 2l.-The police
trouble continues. Seventy Bow street
and thirty .seven Kensington officers
have been dismissed.
LONDON November 2l-.11 4. MA
despatch has been received here from
New York, announcing report current
there Of tue resignation OF Thiers and
other changes in the Government of
France. The report is false and without
shadow Of foundation. Up to this
hour, not even a rumor Of tho resigna-
tlon OF the French President has been
current. The Associated Press de-
spatches have given full history Of the
course OF events in France. Theirs has
called for another and stronger vote of
confidence from the Assembly, and has
threatened to resign unless it is accorded
Various rnmors rs to his successor, in
the event of his resiguation, have been
glven as such from time to time. One
of these, published on Tuesday, was TINT
q party of tho Right would propose a
triumvirate, should the President and
Ministers resign. Ont of these state
ments and rumors. showing somewhat
threatening situation in Frauce, the
fsise report OF yesterday was probably
manufactured entire.
PARIS, November 2I.-Theirs will ap-
pear tomorrow before the Assembly's
committee, to prepare an answer to his
message.
LONDON. November 2l.-Information
has been received here that the bark
Ssmue! L1rsbse. which sailed from 'Sa-
vannah o. the 9th Of January last, for
Bremen, and the bark Lanercost, which
left Baltimore on the 10Th OF February
Tor Belfast, we're Lost et see, end every
perished.
American bIattors.
New YoRK, November 2i.-The de-
sPatch OF Theirs resignation was proba-
bly manufactured entire by the agent of
the American Press Association, th.
author OF the Roumania hoax and other
fraudulent sensations.
5000 hogsheads IF tobacco were
burned in Jersey City to-day; loss
81, 200. 900. A later despatch, however.
estimates the loss at 800, 900 hogsb eads,
aud about $600,0O An immense six.
story warehouse adjoining, containing
folly 1000 hogsheads, WIS saved
HALIFAX. November 21.-Passeneers
on the disabled steamer Malta proceeded
on the Peruvian.
CINo1NNATr. November 81 The Ma
tionai Baptist Sunday school Conven-
tion has organized-Rev. DR.. J. l.. Nc.
Curry, of Virginin. President.
The New York Times states that Gen.
Mcclellan, President Of the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad, has seized the
books Of the manager at Mead Vile, Pa,
showing persistent stealing. The ma
IiaseT ;iisgoTged $75. GGG aud resigned.
McKerr, Gerry and Daily have aban-
doned Stokes. New counsel has been
engaged to defend him in the next trial
for the Fisk murder.
The Board OF Underwriters have nd
vanoed the rates Of insurance twenty to
forty per cont.
Two fremsn were killed aud another
wounded by tho falling walls in Brook
lyn yesterday.
New ORLEANS. November 2l.-Go-
Tcsco- Warm 9th signed tis bill pnssed
by the last days Legislature, which
abolishes the returning board. This
move will probably defeat Warmoth's
political opponents.
BosToN. November 81 Among the
periodicals destroyed WAS the December
number Of Old and Nep; one number of
AiAelrs Lining Age was nearly destroyed;
between GO,U00 and 10000 copies OF
WeH Spring -semi-nonthly. The pub
fishers of these periodicals had large
quantity OF paper stock in the establish
ment, which was lost, as did J. r.
Osgood Il Co., Leo & Sheppard, Samp.
son u Davenport, publishers of the Ne,o
England Register. The Bell Publishing
COMPANY, Of Norwich; G.. T. Iveson,
Phinney, Brakeman & Co.. Of New York.
and the University Publishing Company,
of New York, whose loss is in school
text books; Rand & Avory's establish.
ment Was completely destroyed by fire.
There was large number of power
presses Of different kinds in the building,
and large amount Of books and pam
rhiets partly flashed. Rand & Avery
estimate their loss at $3.50, ZOO.
PHILADELPHIA, November 21.-Juy
Cooke Il Co. and Drexel !E Go. net as
general agents Of the Board of Finance
for tho Centennial Convention. Sub
scription books will be opened through
on In 1Tpif.,l