The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-30

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wefe tcufteut in many quarttfs; that his
disease had terminated fatally, and NUN.
bers besiegesl> the Tribune to. u. .esstain
4t Tarrytowu,f bu. i,is whereabouts there
aTo kept from the public and many
friends. Yesterday evening, at q medi.
cal consultation. it was said that it was
doubtful if he could live more than q
few days. DR.. w. A. Hammond, one of
the physoians, said: "I doubt if he will
live forty-eight hours longer. and l
should not be surprised to hear of his
death tonight. While was at his bed
! side" added the Doctor, ''Mr. Weed, All
old friend OF Mr.. Greeley's, came up,
| and wishing to test Mr.. Greeley, said,
MIR. Greeley. do you know Mr. Weed2'
Mr. Greeley stared vacantly, and an-
| swered that he had never met him in his
life before, aud snid further, Il never
| heard the name of Weed before" The
Doctor described Mr.. Greeley as talking
| lncoherently all the time, and being
quiet and obstinate. He says he doesn't
know his own daughter. Between and
10 O'Clock, last night, his condition was
eHs favorable than during the day. His
physicians did not anticipate any impor-
tant change within twelve hours. In the
African Methodist Church, yesterday,
the announcement of Mr.. Greeley's CON
dition by the presiding elder greatly af-
fected the congregation. His.condition
has everywhere awakened feeling of
sympathy, and though it is feared that
ne cannot recover, many are unwilling
to surrender the hope that he may yet
| be spared.
LATRR.-Mr. Greeley failed very much
during the night, and is apparently sink
ing rapidly. He is sleeping quietly this
| morning.
Last evening. an enthusiastic meeting,
| attended by Cubans and their sympa-
thizers. was held at Cooper Institute, in
commemoration of the anniversary of
the execution of the eight Havana stu
dents.
The officers of the North German bark
Hannibal, from Liverpool, ffty-four
days, report the direst sufferings from
stormy during the voyage, in tho course
OF which the men underwent the severest
privations from hunger and fatigue.
1t ls understood that Judge Brady will
hold the December term of the criminal
court, and will sit through until all the
great criminals here are disposed of.
at MIddletown, N. Y, it has trans
pired that VIM. NJ. Graham and Charles
d. Horton, cashier of the Waikiki Ma
tlonal Bank, used the funds OF the insti-
tuition to the amount of about S10O 900
IN Wall street speculations, and being
concerned In the Northwest corner,
were swamped to large extent, which
resulted in q run on the bank.
Snow fell here this morning to the
depth of two inches.
The HeroLny ,,.;ak, .
signed Chemist, in which the writer.
who says he is one of the Paris Com.
munists, states the Boston Ere was the
work of the labor reformers: that tbe
explosions heard during the fire, which
were attributed to other things. were bnt
the explosions of powerful chemical
combination. lately invented, and know,
only to him and his confreres. It is no
larger than an ordinary apple, and cost
only ninety two cents each. He says
their work at Boston was but the com.
mencement, and intimates that capitaliAts
shall still further suffer, if the rights of
labor are not respected. 4.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, November 90.
Governor Lewis sent O communication
to the boilers to-day, promising co one.
ration with them in the Lepislatnre
Governor Lindsey, before retiring. sent
his message to, the regularly constituted
Senate and House. in session at the
Capitol. It thus turns out that both
bodies have received gu0ernatorial re-.
cognition. The boilers we're without n
quorum in either house, but by admit
ting Baker as Senator from Morgan
County, Chisholm as Senator from Lime
stone, Deran as Senator from Marenpo.
and Miller as Senator from Bnlkler and
Coneout Counties, none of whom held
certihoates or other credentials, they rot
up the necessary quorum. Three of
these had never fled notice of contest
on the Senators holding certificates, nor
did any ono have official KNOWLEDGE OF
their claim 10 seats AZ Senators. until
they appeared and were sworn in.
Among the boilers at the United States
Court room, the same rule prevailed in
getting up quorum in their House of
Representatives., men enough having
been there admitted without credentials
to do 80. This action by Governor
Lewis is severely criticised by the people.
who say that he has assumed to create q
Legislature whero, for want of q quo
run, none existed before. Much excite.
ment exists. but the Legislature at the
Capitol having, in both branches, been
called to order by officers and means
provided ily fha Gooof;t,k;n,> .e 1t