The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-12
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! BRussEls, January 1.-THE, lnde
Count Won Bsust, fn answer TO- the asser.
lions OF Duke De Grammont. The
Count shows that Austria tried to dis.
susde France from going to war with
Prussia, and explicitly reserved her right
TO Femeso neutral. France. sitter war
was declared, asked for an alliance. and
Austria refused.
MADRID. Jaauary l0.--A large body of
Uarllst insurgents yesterday approached
the town Of Taffalo. twenty miles from
fampelona. They were attacked with
vigor by the troops, and driven back.
fARIs, January lO.-In the Assembly,
this afternoon. the debate on the educa.
tIonai council bill was continued by
bishop Dupauloup, who spoke at great
length. He was interrupted by an alter.
cation between M Laurent Pichat. a
Radical, and M. DeCazes, q Conserva-
tive. Bitter words were EXCHANGED. and
shefo WAS much bad feeling. After the
close OF the sitting. two friends of the
Radical called upon DeCazes, and de.
manded an apology. The result is IN
known, but q duel is probable. Presi.
dent Theirs and the sub. committee Of
thirty have agreed to articles permitting
the President to address the Assembly
on certain specified occasions, and eiy.
ing him a restricted veto power on leeis.
!atlon. Other bases for constitution
have also been settled. A rupture has
taken place in the left centre. At a
meeting, to-day, of the deputies belong
ing to that party, christopher, Radical,
was elected President, whereupon Cassi.
ner Perles and his friends immediately
withdrew and joined the right. It is
said that the Bonapartist deputies will
also unite with the right.
LONDON, January 10-Midnight "A
posi- morfena examination of the Empe-
ror's remains was concluded at Chisel-
hurst, this evening. aud shows that the
Immediate cause of death was failure
in the action of the heart. The body
will be embalmed and lie in state. The
date and place of the funeral is not vet
appointed. 1t is probable, however,
that the funeral ceremonies will take
place in the Roman Catholic Church.
near the imperial residence. Prince
Murat and Prince Charles Bonaparte
were ut Chiselhurst to-day.
LONDON, January 11-6 A. M.-The
report OF the post naorten examination at
Chiselhurst says the failure of oirouln-
tion was due to the Emperor's general
constitutional condition. The bladder
was found to be diseased and the kid
neys affected. The other organs were
sound and healthy, but death was sim
ply question of time. Tho Empress.
last night. Was calmer, and received
several visitors from France. She went
several times to the 70 )m in which the
body lies. Victoria sent Col. Gardener
to Chiselhurst, with an autograph letter.
and telegram of coincidence has been
received from the Pope. Cardinal Bo-
nRparte ia expected to arrive hourly.
Prince Napoleon comes by way of Ger
many; not being permitted to pass
through France. Beneditti and Ma
dame Canrobert have arrived at Chisel.
hurst. Tie Irish journals generally ex-
press sorrow for the loss. Bonapartist
officers in the French army have asked
leave to attend the funeral! Permission
will probably be granted, if they ogree
to go in civilians dress.
The Prince and Princess of Wales will
remain in strict retirement, at their
country seat at Sandrigham, for one
week, as mark OF respect to the memo
~ OF Napoleon. Prince NAPOLEON, his
vile, the Princess Clorilde, Princess
Mathilde, Nj. Paul Cassagnao, and mum.
ber OF other Bonapartists, have arrived
ut Chiselhurst, whore an important con-
ference on the course to be pursued is
expected to take plnce. Napoleon left
two wills, one Of which is in London and
the other in Paris.
MADRID. January 11.-Countess de
Montlgo, mother OF ex-Empress EuRe.
ME, has left here for Chiselhnrst.
PARIS. January 1.-THE Gaulois, this
morning. says tho only members OF the
French army who are permitted to at
tend the funeral of Napoleon will be
those who were attached to tho house.
hold OF the e1-Elhpsror during his reign
in France.
LONDON, January 11-12 M.-Tbs re-.
mains Of Napoleon will probably be
buried Tuesday, under the seat of the
family. in tho ohancel of the Roman Ca.
tholic Chapel at Ohiselhnrss.
ROME, January l1.-During the ses-
sion OF the Italian Chamber of Deputies
yesterday, Signor Lausa, Minister OF the
Interior, formally announced the death
of Napoleon. He said the Italian Go.
vernment learned of the death of the ex.
Emperor with the deepest regret. It
was impossible to forget that Napoleon
contributed 1reatly to saonre the un;ty