The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-22
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been expelled }, from France, in oonse.
established q soup house in Paris, shoot
ing himself in her presence. Tt is hoped
D1val will recover.
5000 students demonstrated in favor
OF Prof. Rolin, who was atruck from the
Jury list in consequence Of disbelief in
the existence of God. ~,
The Assembly has adjourned for the
Christmas holidays. ,si,@t n.
LONDON, December 21.-It' is feared
the steamship Shannon, from Montreal
Tor Hull. has foundere9. The Osprey,
from Quebec, reports heavy weather.
Her carpenter was washed overheard.
The river Gall has overaowed. The vici-
nifty OF Cambridge is q swamp. :. Book
sida and Eyesburg are flooded. It is
estimated that The fall water is 5000
tons. A breakwater at Wick, Sootlnnd,
was seriously damegea by the storms.
PARIS, December 21.-The food in the
Seine is subsiding..
gt eF'Sfs Arasrienn Matters.
New ORLEANS, December 21.-The
proceedings before Judge Durell to force
thesproprietors of the Times into bank
ruptoy, resulted in q seizure Of the estab-
lisha,ent. The Times was published this
morning.
New YonK, December 21.-Putnam,
the publisher, was in unusual health and
spirits in his store, when he fell, striking
his head against q projecting shelf, which
caused his death. Apoplexy.
John Taylor. the great pigeon shooter,
is dead.
CHICAGO, December 21.-It is reported
that Bixby, clerk of Oandless, general
agent Of the Star Union Freight Line,
has absconded, with considerable funds.
AUGUSTA, December General Am
brose Ransom Wright, one of the
editors of the Chronicle and Sentinel, and
Q member elect to Congress from the
Eighth District of Georgia, died this
morning, from nervous fever, after
about three weeks illness. A native
Georgian of rare abilities, his death
causes most profound grief, and will be
moarned throughout Georgia as public
calamity. BE was one of the ablest men
in the South. distinguished alike by his
military record, legal attainments and
political abilities. He aged forty seven.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 2l.-Orook
is enlisting friendly Indians to fight the
hostile. If let alone, Crook expects to
make a Shorthand decisive campaign.
WASHINGTON, December 21-Evening.
It can bespositiyely stated, on good au-
thority;@ shat Judge Bradley has not sig
nited any intention to go to New Or
leans du:ing the present term Of the
United States Supreme Court, and it is
pretty certain TINT he will not do 80, un-
less requested by the President, who, as
the head of the political department. of
the Government, is more especially
charged with the political relations be-
tween the States and the General Co.
vernment. It is understood the Su.
preme Court does not regard itself as
having any power over the question whe-
ther judge Bradley should or should not
60 to New Orleans, and his going there
at all, at this juncture, at tho request of
private parties or from his own volition,
might have the appearance of distrust
OF the two judges already on or near the
spot. He would be very reluctant to
take such course, however willing to
do anything in his power to aid in set
tling the unhappy difficulties which
exist.
Probabilities-For the New England
and Middle States, So1therly to West
erly winds. cloudy weather and light
snow tonight, the winds veering to
A1SueA~nOot0AAJ ouo 4SOlGu- WeSL6lly on
Sunday, with clearing and cold weather.
For the South Atlantic States, NortherIy
to Westerly winds and generally clear
weather. For the Gulf States, Northerly
and North-westerly winds and clear wea-
ther. From Tennessee to Ohio and
lower Michigan, winds backing to West
erly and Southerly, and generally clear
weather and higher temperature. From
Missouri to Lakes Michigan and Supe.
rior and Minnesota, diminishing press
nre, higher temperature and winds back-
ing to Southerly, and very probably in.
creasing cloudiness and possibly snow
from Dakota to Wisconsin.
New YORK, December 21-Evening.
The ship Matchless, reported lost, with
oil aboard, is safe.
George Francis Train pleads guilty to
publishing paper called INe Train
Ligue, which the Indictment declares OBJ
scene. Train was remanded to the
Tombs for sentence.
Bank Observation-Disclosures in loans
$1,865, 900; increase in specie 81, ,OO0,-
600; decrease in legal tenders 50, 500, 900;
decrease in deposits So, ,375, 900; loss in
reserves $615, 600.
CINCINNATI, December 21.-The pre-