The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-24
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extradition with the United States,
making It uniform throu9hout the
empire. The Imperial Com mission to
the United States Centennial consists
Of DR.. Jacobi, of the Department. of
Commerce, and several other eminent
men.
PARIS. December % The Journal
LIE I'dys has bosn suspended for two
weeks.
LONDON. December 23.-It is unu.
sually cold. Many ska.ing fatalities re-.
ported.
No truth in the report that German
vessels have been ordered to remain in
spanish waters, 10 secure satisfaction
from the Carlists.
LONDON, December GA collision
between two railway trains took place
this morning. at the town of Black
burn, Lancashire; several persons
killed and injured. A collision also
occurred this morning on the railway
at Dudley. Worcestershire. No loss
OF life by this accident, but many per
sons severely hurt.
TeieRraDhic-Amer Matters.
MILWAUKEE, December % -Ouly
six killed by the boiler explosion III
Shawano County.
PHILADELPHIA, December 9Th.
child drowned. supposed to be Charlie
Ross, proves to be hardly two years
old.
New YORK, December % -Beeoher,
IN en- editorial in the Christian Union,
declares he will not compromise with
his enemies. and will write aud speak
while his health lasts. He knows his
own Innocence, God knows it, ind M
TO NOUS knowledge, that shall bs as
God pleases.
The agents of the steamer South
Carolina. ashore on the Jersey coast,
say. she has sustained little Injury, and
but small part of her cargo has been
thrown overheard. She is making no
water, and if the weather continues
good, there is fair prospect Of getting
her off.
WASHINGTON, December 3.-In the
House, after considerable miscellane.
ous business. motion was made to
go to tho Speakers table, in order to
get at the Senate Finance Bill. The
Democrats opposed the motion, he.
cause the Civil Rights Bill might
thereby get move forward. A fill
busterIng movement was set on foot to
prevent such thing; but finally a
compromise was effected. by which
the Finance Bill was made the special
order for the 7th OF January. Coburn,
OF Indiana; Albright. of Pennsylvania; !;
Cannon, of Illinois; Buckner, of Mis-
souri,; and Luttrell, Of California. were
appointed tue select committee on
Alabama affairs. The first three are
Republicans aud the other two Demo-
Gratis. All the committees for the
South will leave Washington next
Saturday. House adjourned till ruts.
DAY, 9th January.
WASHINGTON. December 23.-The
Senate agreed to resolution for ad.
journment from tomorrow to the 5th
january.
In the Senate. Carpenter was electsd
President pro tenn. Morton submitted
q resolution, and asked for its present
confederation, that the Senate recop.
nizes the validity OF the credentials Of
+. b. s. Pinohback, as certified to by
Gov. Wm. P. Kellogg, of Louisiana,
nnder the seal OF said State. and the
Committee on Privileges and Elections
are Instructed to examine aud report #
the said Pinchback is entitled to be
seated. on the prinld fucic case thus
made, or if said admission should be
postponed until al investigation be
made as to the charges of corruption
in his election alleged against him.
Thurman objected to the present con.
sideration Of the resolution, and il
went over. Clayton submitted reso-
lution, and asked its present consider.
alton. that the Secretary of War b4 re-
luested, if not incompatible with tho
interest Of public service, to lay before
the Senate the official reports and
communications of Maj Lewis Merrill,
q. S. A., relating to certain disorders
in Lonisiana, known as the Cousa-
hatchie trouble. Bayard objected. aud
it WAS laid over. Merrimon, cf North
Carolina, presented resolutions of The
North Carolina Legislature, in favor
of an appropriation to enable the New
River Canal Company to connect the
inland water system of North Carolina
with the Atlantic aud Gulf Suites
Also. resolutions Of the Legislature OF
that State, in fnvor of granting peu-
sions to surviving veterans of the
Mexican war. Hamilton, of Mary.
land. moved that the resolution of last
session, in regard to compensation of
F. w. Sykes. who contested the seut
Of Spencer. Of Alabama, be recommit.
ted to the Committee on Privileges