The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-14
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Ohlse!hurss. gives the following de-
scriptton of the Ecene there: s'Tho re-
mains OF the late Emperor have, been
placed lp comn. The corpse ia, dressed
In the uniform of a field marshal. The
upper lip is bare, the mousteche having
been out OF 70 facilitate the taking OF 3
plaster cast. The beard, which remains.
is brown and. bushy.. Tho features. nre
stern iand cars-worn, and have an e.S.
PRECISION Of pain. The Grand Gordon
OF the Legion Of Honor lies across his
breast The -hands, which were un-
gloseds we're disposed in an easy and
natural manner. the right claspiDg the
lefs?i On the fourth fiuger.o the left
band Ia airing, with several .diar raonds.
which was placed there by the Empress.
a small cross Of exquisite workms nship
lies on his breast. and on the corpse are
placed three sprige OF holly. Over the
head crownPef violets is suspended.
A..tss !oo. c: .he ecasc ;s brass camp
bedstead, on which the Emperor died.
Seated on either side, ut the lower end
OF the ,cotiin, arc the priests aud ,,eli.
gieuses. The furniture of the room. as
veil as OF the whole mansion, is simple
and unostentations. The body will lie
in state on Tuesday, in the entrance OF
the hall OF the chapel. The general
public will lluS be admitted o'view the
remsins. No change has been made in
the time and place of the funeral and
burial, as last ennonnoed. The ceremo.
MES will probably begin at noon on
Wednesday. The Empress is over
whelmed with sorrow, and her prostra.
tion is 30 greet ns to alarm her attend.
ants. The Prince Imperial does all in
his power to comfort her. The Empress
has received letters of coincidence from
the Emperor OF Russia and the King of
Italy. Although nune but relatives and
intimate friends of the deceased are ad-
mitted, Chiselhurst is crowded with
visitors. Services were held this morn
ing in the chapel, which was filled to re-
pletion. Princess Mathilde, M. Rouher,
NJ. Pietre and Drs. Conneau and Corvis-
ant were present. Father Goddard at
tempted to preach, but was overcome by
his feelings, and compelled to leave the
pulpit. Beneditti arrived at Chiselhurst
to-day, and was received by the EN-
press. NJ. Oliver and Marshal MaoMa.
hon are expected there tomorrow.
Princess Murat and suiks arrived this
evening. Great numbers of people from
france are expected to come to the
funeral. The South eastern and North
ern Railways of Trance have reduced
the rates OF fare for the poor classes at.
tending the funeral. 1t is reported that
the trince 1mperal has already assumed
the title OF Napoleon w.. This report
Is doubtless incorrect, but it is true the
Prince is now addressed as "Sire" by all
visitors at Ohiselhurst. The impression
is gaining ground that the En- peror died
from the effects of chloroform, admins.
tered to assuage pain.
ROME. January l2.-The municipal
council have adopted resolutions of con-
dolence with Empress Eugenie. The
first subscription list for a monument TO
Napoleon. which was opened by the
Perseperansa, of Milan, already exceeds
10 QUO, and that paper reports subscrip-
tlons pouring in from all quarters. A
national subscription for the same object
has been opened at Venice.
LONDON. January ia despatch
from Bombay says the report has reached
that oity that terrible earthquake had
occurred at Somghur, town of India,
IN the District of Baroba Dominos, ia
miles North Of Bombay 1.50O persons
alone. Nothing has been heard from
the surrounding country, but it is feared
that there has been muol additional loaa
OF life. Z
zPAnIs, Jan uary 13.-It is said the
Erenoh Government will permit the
final interment OF Napoleon's remains in
France, If the funeral is made strictly
private, and deceased is buried as ex.
Empsror-not as Emperor. The cere.
monies must be simply of q religious
character. The President is understood
to:have conferred with the. Minister Of
the Interior and the Prefeot of Police.
with the object of preventing the fune.
raj, II it takes place in France, being
made the opportunity OF political mani.
LONDON. January ia despatch
from Chlselhurst announces that visitors
continue to arrive there The Empress
Eugenie is seriously indisposed and her
condition cauGen much alarm among her
friends. Arrangements for the funeral
o! the Emperor have now been COM
pleted.' It will take place on Wednes-
day morning, at 10 O'Clock. The re-
mains will be conveyed in hearse,
drawn by eight horses. The Prince I'm
perial will follow as chief mourner; next
will come the Princes of the Imperial
family; the Prince of Wales. fif pre-.
sent) the members of the diplomatic
corps; the aristocraoy; the ofIicerslwho
were attached to the household of the