The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-15
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PAp1s. January "A. Mktshki ,S5 5sine
IL deeply affeclea bt The death 81 Nsno.
leon. Tho news rendered him quite in.
His wife hat'9ona 70 Ohfselhurst. 5~
/ LoHDoN, lanpaty IS: .IAffsuHemants
hare been made for, ,the admission Of 200
peraona houRly, 10 view the rsmains OF
Napoleon. vhile lying in. state. 4lf q
IUHDoN, anuary II. Marshal Labo-
rent, Gen. Froissart and Gen. Failly,
have arrived. .JAstE Ohiselhurst, from
France, 10 attend the funeral Of the late
Emperor MapoiaoD: It is stated that
Queen Victofil Will visit Empress Euge.
nile after tho funeraR 'Rrinoe Teoke left
this city TOR Ohiselhurst yesterday. The
oommandant Of the Royal Military
Academy at Woolwich, whore the Prince
Imperial is cadet, has forbidden all en-
tertainments to be held ct the institution
until after tho funeral of Napoleon.
Anssrlsan Matter..
LITTLE RooK, January l3.--Judge
Caldwell rendered decision today, in
the naae OF Judge Harrison against Co
vernon Hadley aud others. He sustains
the defendsnts' demurrer to tho jurisiic.
ton OF the court Hesays the court has
no jurisdiction. under the Enforcement
Aot, OF any election, except where the
parties have been deprived of the right
to vote by reason of race, color, or pre-
Vions condition OF servitude. In CON-
plainants bill, no averment of this kind
is made. He gave leave to counsel to
re-argue the case before full bench, in
April, when it is thought Judge Miller,
OF the Supreme Court, and Circuit
Judge Dillon, will be present. Refer
ring to the decision OF Judge Dureil, OF
r ko S@>o -, Al
decided it had jurisdiction solely on tho
ground that averments in the complaint
set up that parties had been deprived of
their right to vote by reason of their
race, color, or previous condition Of SER
vitude. In this suit. no such averment
is made; and complainant is ramitted to
the courts OF his State for relief.
WASHINGTON, January 14.-The Judi
ciary Committee Of the House did no.
thing this morning regarding the Loui-
siana complication. They will wait till
the papers submitted to them ars printed.
The Credit Mobilier Committee had
long session to day, and meet again to-
night COL Darlington, President OF the
James River and Kanawha Canal Com
pany, addressed the Committee of Com
merce in favor of an appropriation for
that work. Many Virginians were pre-.
sent. The committee holds special
nesting to. o.morrow, to hear Col. Il. W.
Hughes. of Virginia, on the subject.
The Finance Committee reported there
is no law for re.issuipg the $44, 600, 900
legal tenders retired by MoOulloch.
New YORK, January 14.-The thaw
continues. The weather is mild.
The Herald states that the steamer
Edgar Stewart. which recently left As.
pinwall, with full cargo and some re-
cruits for the insurgents, has safely land
ed on the Cuban coast.
NoRFonK, January IA The schooner
Harriet A. Rogers, for Wilmington. is
ashore on Body Island. Assistance has
been sent.
New ORLEANS, January 14,-Pinch-
back haa been elected United States Sc
nator by the Kellogg Legislature.
BosToN, January l4.--George W.
Williams, whose trial was pending to-
day, in the United States District court,
for. robbing the mails, escaped from the
ante-room Of the Court House, and his
whereabouts are unknown.
PHILADELPHIA, January 14.-A cable
despatch from Liverpool ANNOUNCES the
laundering of tho ship Tusoarora, off
Gibraltar. She was cotton loaded, from
Mobile, bound to Liverpool. The cap
tain and ten men are reported lost. The
ship belonged to Copes, of Philadelphia.
TOPEKA, KANSAS, Jan 1ary 14.-The
frat act of the new Governor was
message to the President to withdraw
the United States troops from Cherokee
neutral lands.
New York, January 11.-The direct
ors OF the Erie Road passed resolution
authorizing the Issue OF $4,000, 900 of
convertible bonds at par, for the pur-
pose OF improving the road and laying
double tracks.
A London letter says that the retire.
ment of Bismarck from the Prussian
Cabinet is really due to the differences
arising between him and Emperor Will
liam on the church question. The
Kaiser became alarmed at Bismarck's
couree towards the Catholics, and de-
olined further to follow the Prince in his
policy.
It is stated that general reduction of
telegraph rates will be inaugurated by
all companies.
> Several oyster Vessels, trading between
New York and Chesa peake Bay, have
been missing since the late gales.
WASHINGTON, January 14.-The Se-
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