The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-11

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LoNDoN,a january .10A-10 A. M.-The
journals this morning spihlish highly.
mandatory obituaries Of the Emperor.
LONDON, January 10.--The Empress
Eugenie and all the household of Chisel-
hurst were present at the bedside Of Ma.
poleon when he died. The Emperor
showed slight ,signs OF consciousness to-
wards his last moments: and spoke to
the Empress twice in very feeble tone
OF voice. The last indication Of life was
q smile, when the Empress knelt and
Kissed her dying husband.J She was
( completely overcome by her emotions,
and tainted at the bedside. The Prince
Imperial, WHO had been summoned by
telegraph from Wolinoh, arrived at Chi
6elhurnt fifteen minutes after the death
OF the Emperor. He was greatly affect
ed. and kissed the facs Of his dead
father several times. The Emperor died
peacefully. He passed e.ey ~ishout The
slightest sign of pain. His death is at
tributed to syncope or embolism. A
: ;ocst =,.o.tena examination Of the remains
will be made to-day. The body will lie
IN state several days previous to the
funeral. Eugenie knelt at the bedside
Emperor, engaged in prayer. Her Ma
jesty Queen Victoria has sent message
OF coincidence to the Empress in her sad
bereavement. The Prince Of Wales and
.Tince Teck visited Chiselhurst yestcr-
day. The remains Of the Emperor will
probably be placed temporarily in st.
I MAry's Church. The Prince of Wales,
who is at tpresenta a giest OF Baron Roths.
child. at Acton, has requested the post
ponemeht of all French plays at the
theatres IN London, as well as ball
which was about to be given in his honor.
A despatch from Paris says the news
of the death of the ex-Emperor Napo.
leon caused great Impression in that
city. There was o slight rise in the
price of French rentes. The Bona.
partist deputies in the National Assem-.
bly, left the chambers upon the receipt Of
the Intelligence. Many of them will
come to London. where Prince Napo-
leon. Princess Mathilde, M. Rouher, M.
Fleurig and others are expected. The
news was received throughout the pro.
,yinces with great regret, and much sym
: LONDoN, January 1O.-A despatch
from Chiselhurst; at 1880 o'clock, this
morning, says the Empress Eugenie is
mere composed, bnt che is still very
much Frustrated, aud sees NO one but
her nearest relatives. Arrangements for
the funeral at the Emperor have not
bHe1 decided upon. It is eaitl that the
Dean and Chapter Of, Canterbury Cathe-
dral have. offered, subject to the approval
Of the home Office, q Crypt in that cathe-.
dral, beneath the Grown OF Thomas, o
Beeket, as 9 temporary tomb for the re-
mains. Ronher, Fleury, and several
other 'weli-known Bonapartists, have ar
rived at Ohiselhurst. Telegraphic de-
spatohes are being received from distin-
gutshed persons in all quarters, express
ing the deepest sympathy for the
=, AyysHnMo. January 1O.-vivante &
Cos, merchants of this city, have sus-
pended; liabilities So. 500, 900.
a American Matters.
CHARLESTON, January 10.-Arrived-
Steamship Virginia; Philadelphia.
ANNAPoLIs, January 1O.-The court
oYer-ruled the demurrer to the indict-
ment when Mrs. Wharton plead mot
guilty" and the case was. postponed on
account OF the absence Of Mrs. Chiffon,
of Richmond, o witness for the defenoe:
CHICAGO, January 1O.-The Governor g
message says Illinois is substantially free
from debt. ~ .T
VIRGINIA O1rY. NEVADA, January TO-
- So"ouo AouAAoteu JOu6b 10 succeed
Nye.
SAN FRANCISCO. January 1O.-A pre-
liminary survey of the Texas Pacific
Railroad is completed from San Diego
to Fort Yuma. The surveying party are
going East, to join Col. Scott's survey
ing expedition from Texas. The practi-
oability of the route from San Diego to
Fort Yuma is demonstrated.
SPRINGFIELD, January 1O.-The Re-
publican caucus nominated Governor
Oglesby for Senator.
New YORK.. January 10.-Thare is some
exoitement at Ponghkeepsie, at the dis.
covery that an ex County Treasurer, who
is now under arrest, defrauded the Ooun.
ty Of about $3.50. 1000.
Rev. DR.. Hare. Episcopal Bishop to
the Indians, was oonsecrated at st.
Luke's Church, last night. Twelve
bishops participated in the oonseoration.
James 81. Welles, the well-known rail-
road constructor, died at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel, yesterday.
LOO. .workmen have been discharged
from the Erie Railroad workshops this
week.
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