The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-04
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;PARis, December 3. THE Repuoliqu.s
event Of defest or oreanization of the
committee under Defaure's, motion, on
Thursday, it is possible that Theirs and
his supporters on the left will withdraw
from the Assembly. The discrimination,
on Sunday, of Thiers and hfR Cabinet to
remain in the Government has served to
dispel the grave feeling of uncertainty
Which followed the action of the Assem-
oiy on Saturday last. Dispatches from
a!l parts OF France represent the country
US calm. all parties are awaiting the
organization Of the committee of thirty,
appointed by the Assembly, to draw up
q "a" regulating the public powers and
prescribing the conditions OF ministerial
responsibility. as provided for in the
resolution of Defaure, adopted ON Fri
day last. The committee will meet
ihursdaJ. Picard is mentioned for
Minlster Of Interior, to fill the vacancy
caused BY ag Fesispstion OF LeFrano.,
|. !!siis rnnfsrie.n aI.,,ets:
PENSACOLA. December 3.-Themslasly 8.
Is mere. Tho stteet cars hare STOPPED:
NEW ORhEASs; December S.-The suit
OF Warmoth. against the Custom Honse
Returning Board has been transferred
ireH the: Eighth District Court TO the
nIeed ShItea District Court.
d BOSTON SDeeembes The city autho.
fttfas hnse- Ordered the repairs ON the
Merchants Exohanget to be stopped. Il
wonld be unsafe when repaired. Tt
l. SALT LAKE, December 3.-Prooeedinos 5.
are about commencing against tue al
legged diamond field swindlers. The le.
g'timate mining prospects were never
more favorable.
New YORK. December, 3.-Wooahull
sna G!ntitn have been enlarged at S2:5O0
The Greeley obsequies promise to bo
the grandest recorded. Chnpin's Church
Is being heavily draped. Over the pul
PIT is al arch of flowers, with the words,
~ know that myRedeemer liyctb." aud
the pew of the deceased covered with
black, with hhrp with broken string
occupying the place of Mr.. Greeley.
Inc body OF the church will be occupied
only oy the Immediate friends of Mr..
Greeley, pnd the. Tribune employees.
Addresses will She dsliYefed by Besoher
and Chapin,. and MfSsa kellogg will aing
tnow''that Redeemer, liveth..'
Mission to the church will be by
ticket. Tue pail bearers will include
vice PRESIDENT Colfax Secretary Bout.
WELL Wm." L. Garrison. Chief Justice
Chase' Charles Sumner and Wm. Cullen
bryant, General N. P, Banks, Thurlow
weed Ihos. Rucker and the Tribune
attacnees Tho City Hall Park has been
lammed with thousands OF people endea.
Vorlng to obtain last look at the re.
mains OF Horace Greeley, as they lay in
sIaie ID Tue Governors room, in the City
Hal. Phe whole space of the park is
literally damned; and although tae crowd
hieS by the coiin at the ruts Of nearly
hundred minute. there is no apparent
diminution. The mass extends from
6roadway to Chatham Row. The flags
on all buildings throughout the div
and on all the shipping in the harbor are
at half-mast, and great crowds from
every railway ttain and steamboat add to
the crush to view the remains OF the late
greHi euitoT
WASHINGTON, December 3.-Colfax has
gone aad the President lenves tonight
for dreeley's funeral.
Judge Nelson, OF the Supreme Court.
has resigned.
In the Honse. vast number of bills
we're introduced aud referred. Beck was
excused from the Credit Mobiier com
mlttee. The Senate adjourned after
reading the journal. a motion to ad.
lonrn over tomorrow in honor of Hornoe
Greeley $ funeral failed. -,
The. Southwestern members Of Con
gress express Dissatisfaction at the omis-
sion from the message of the Mississippi
leveo question. Morey, who is Chair.
man OF the Special Ldvee Committee.
promises to bring the subject energeti.
Gully before the House at un early dny.
The Senate and House leyee committees
are IN consultation for the purpose of
periecting o. bill acceptable to the arny
engineer department..
Tho appointment of Ward Hunt, of
New York, to the vacancy on the bench
OF the Supreme Court Of the. United
States, in place of Associate Justice Mel
son, resigned, is received with satisfao.
ton ny those in this city who know him,
either personally or by reputation.
BALTIMORE, December 3.-Sixteen
new houses on Stricken street we're uu.
rooted last night by gale. Only three
wcro occupied
BUFFALO, December 3.-Two drunk.
ards were killed by the switch engine OF
the Central RaiIrond.
NEW YORK, December 3.-Elitors of
newspapers throuphOnt tha cn,nt.r 49,,