The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-16
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Otu9luS tae Eflnce OF wales and Duke
OF Edinburgh. President Theirs has
granted Leave OF absence to Admiral
Rtgauldde, Geudially, Marshal Bazaine,
the Duke OF Paliako and General Frois-
asrd. to attend the funeral at Chisel.
hurat. The application OF two majors,
In active service, for similar leave, was
refused The italian Government has
sent four officers to represent 1t, to NOR
row. r.
Seven persons were burned to death
in the Litohfeld fire. - ~
LONDON. January 15-10 A. "A de-
spatoh from Chiselhurst this morning,
eays immense crowds of people IRE ool-
iecting there. to witness the funeral pro-
oession of Napoleon. 1000 Metropoli.
tan policemen line tho roadway leading
from the house where the ex.Emperor
died to the chapel where the funeral
services are to take place. Flags are dis
played at half-mast and the bells are toll
ing.
LONDON, January Isl P. M.-The
funeral Of. the late ex-Emperor of Franco
took place at Ohiselhnrst this morning.
Although 10 o'clock was the hour desig-
mated for the procession to move from
the late residence of the late Emperor. it
was thirty minutes after that time when
the heRrse which was to convey the re-
mains to the chapel drew up in front Of
the grand entrance Of the mansion. A
deputation Of Paris workmsn, who we're
to walk at the head of the procession,
arrived at the same time. They wore
lmmortelles in their coats, and carried
wreaths Of yellow flowers in their hands.
On both sides Of the hearse were the
imperial arms, surmounted oy the letter
IN. "A great crowd, which steadily
increased, surrounded the hearse. The
funeral procession started for the chapel
at IL O'clock, and moved in the following
order: a man bearing the tri-ooior.
borne on an ash stick, ont OF the last
moment before the corisge moved; the
deputation of workmen from Paris, with
uncovered heads, bearing their wreaths:
the chaplain of the family, bearing aloft
q golden crucifx; the hearse, drawn by,
eight horses, driven by postillions, and
mourners, who numbered 300 in oil, and
included the Prince Imperial, who went
uncovered; Prince Jerome Napoleon;
Prince Joachim; Prince 'Achille; Nj.
Ronher and many distinguished Impe-
rialists, English noblemen, Paris priests
and others.
The Prince Imperial was very pale,
and exhibited traces of the anguish he
has undergone: The Empress Eugene
was too i'll to attend the funeral. The
coffin was covered with immortsHes and
vielets. There was no funeral sermon at
the chapel. The Bishop OF South wark
sang; Q requiem mass over the remains.
He was assisted by Father Goddard,
spiritual adviser to the late ex-Emperor,
and all priests who were ohaplains ut the
Taiueries during tho reign Of Napoleon.
Mr.. ;Lutz, the organist of st. GeorRe's
Cathedral, London, was present at the
chapel With his choir, and conducted the
mqsical portion Of the services. The
rensins were depositedt in: The sacristy-
which has been formed into mortuary
chapel. until the removal OF the body to
France for final intermeat. The pro-
cession was very long, and the hearse
was at the chapel before the end Of the
cortegc had lefethe family mansion. Al!
the carriages and pedestrians were three
abreast across the roadway, and in that
order proceeded to the chapel. The
Prince Imperial and Prince Napoleon re-
turned from the chapel in one carriage.
They were cheered by the orowdS
through which they passed. At least
10000 people gathered to witness the
funeral PROCESSION.
Jl4.N Amerionn Matters.
CHARLESTON, January, l5.-Arrived-
Steamship Champion, Now York. IA
NEW -0RIBANs, january 15.-The peo-
ple's Legislature elected Colonel W. L..
MoMullen Senator. to fiji the Kellogg 70.
canoy. Pinohback's election is for the
same vacancy. ,
San FRANd1soo, January 15.-More
Indian outrages are reported in South
orn Oregon. There has been no battle
yet between the troops and Capt. Jacks
garrison.
ANNAPOLIS, January ia jury has
been obtained in the Wharton case, and
the trial has comm menced. A curious ia
tality attends the trial OF this prisoner.
During the trial for the murder of Gen.
Ketohum, several deaths occurred in the
families Of the JURORS; and last evening,
John r. Arnold, deputy sheriff, on going
home, after leaving the court, was
drowned in the Severn River, by break
ing through the ide. Arnold has bro.
ther in the present JURY. /, Attorney
General Sylvester was called away from
the trial on Monday, on account of the
illness Of his mother. in law, Mra: Susan
Harvey. Of Hagerstown, and that lady
had died before he raaohad honoa