The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-08
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&RoNE. December 7.-Oeresole has been
elected President; and Scheme Woe. Pre-
sicsGs OF tho Swiss confederation.
PARIS, December THE political
composition OF Duiaurs's committee in.
sponsibility. the exclusion of Theirs
from the floor of the Assembly, and re-.
ducing the Presidentia! vote to a mere
faction. The defeat Of the Government
is considered probable.
BERLIN. December 9.-The County
reform bill passed to third reading in
tho upper house rs it came from the
lower, all amends being Withdrawn. The
final vote will occur on Monday.
PARIS, December IN. An1iffret
Pasquelior. Vice President of the Com.
mittee OF Thirty of the National Assem-
bly,, called upon President Theirs, last
night, and a long aud friendly conversa-
ton took place between them. The
Governmental situation is believed to be
improving. It is rumored this morning
that Goulard is to bo appointed Minister
OF the Interior; Lson Say, Minister of
Finance, and Fourton Minister of Pub
lio Works. At q meeting Of the Union
Republicans. yesterday, at Credn, in
the Department.. of Morbihan, speeches
wero made and resolutions adopted in
favor Of speedy dissolution of the M
tional Assembly. Louis Blanc presided
over tho moetinE.
American Matters.
CHARLESTON. December 7.-Arrived-
Steamship James Adger, New York;
brig Melrose, Boston; sohooners A..
Heaton. Boston; Index, Baltimore.
WAsHINaToN, December 3.-To S. B.
Packard, United States Marshal. New
Orleans: You are to enforce the decrees
and mandates of the United States
Courts, no matter by whom resisted, and
Gen. Emory will furnish you with all me-
cessary troops for that purpose.
(Signed) GEO. n. WILLIAMS,
Attorney General.
WASHINGTON, December TN the
Circuit Court. yesterday. Judge Mac
Arthur delivered the decision in the case
of Sebastian Eman, q restaurant proprie-
tor of this city. The case was an appeal
from the Police Court where Eman had
been fined 500 and costs. for refusing to
wait on a colored man, named Foote,
and some of his frinnds. Emau guve
the necessary security, and appealed
from that decision. Judge Macarthur,
yesterday, after reviewing oil the circum-
stances in the case and theIaw bearing
hotel restaurant was the proper Judge of
who should have either refreshments or
lodgings in his house,, and no one could
dispute, his authority in that matter. In
conclusion, he gave Judgment in favor
OF Eman, which dismisses the case from
court. In similar case of Frederick
Erellnd, .7oAe pros. was entered. -
The Attorney General ia reticent to
opposing delegations from Alabama.
No cause is shown by either delegation
for Federal interference.
WASHINGTON, December 7.-Probabili-
ties s-For tho North west and thence to
the upper lakes and Southwark to the
Ohio Valley, South.westerly winds, with
threatening weather, followed by lower
temperatures, rain and snow; in the
South Atlantic and Gulf States. clearing
and clear, cooler weather, with South
westerly to Northwesterly winds; on the
lower lakes and thence extending by to-
morrow to the Middle and Eastern
States, threatening weather, higher tenn
peratures. falling barometers, snow aud
occasional rain; in the st. Lawrence
Valley. falling barometers, South west.
crlJ winds and cloudy weather.
NEW York, December 7.-The He.
raids New Orleans correspondent reports
Gov. Warmoth as saying that he does
not intend to obey Judge Durrel's order
to deliver up the election returns to
Longstreet. Lynch, Heron and Boore;
that he is Governor OF Louisiana. and
does not acknowledge the right of any
court to paralyze his executive functions
Between 400 and 900 troops are quar-
tered in various localities of tho city,
and more will arrive from Louisville.
Last night, the members of tho Legisla-
ture returned elected by the Warmoth
Board generally expressed their detcrmi-
nation to convene Monday, in accord
ance with his proclamation. Not much
excitement outside OF political circles.
Tho Averill Chemical Paint Works,
Brooklyn, were burned to-day.
SAN FRANo1soo, December I. Tho war
with the Washoe Indians in Oregon con-
tinues. Two additional soldiers were
killed. Soldiers are marching from
three points TO the pcene.
New ORLEANS, December 7.-Dr.
Warren Stone, famous surgeon, died
to-day, ngod sixty.
Warmoth has not yet responded to the
demand of tho Returning Board, de-
clared legal by the Federal Court, for tho
election documents.
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