The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-11
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NApoIEoN's REMAINS sA.Loss OF 4
STEAMER, 4U., 80. "a: $50 ~ So =
PAnIs, January 8. The Assembly to.
day, at the request Of Admiral Sainet,
Of the Left Centre, unanimously voted
to adjourn until Monday. No action
was taken on the ministerial question.
Great excitement existed in the lobbies
during the brief sitting.
President MacMahon to-day per-
formed the ceremony Of delivering the
hats to newly appointed French Cardi-
nails.
BAYoNNE, January 9.-Don Carlos and
Gen. Eio. with 25.000 men and eight
pieces OF: artillery, have entered San.
tona. Gems. Moriones and Astrejana
have received reinforcements, and a
battle is expected soon.
LONDON. January 9.-The remains of
transferred Today 60 the saroophagus
presented Eugenie by Queen Viotoria.
A number of leading Bonapartists at
tended the ceremony, but Prince Napo-
leon was absent.
The British steamer Ravensworth
Castle, which sailed from Baltimore Ds.
cember 13, for Queenstown, has been
totally wrecked. The officers and Drew
were saved.
MADRID. January 9.-The Ministry
have issued long address to the ma
tion. declaring their objects to be iden-
tical with those of the revolution of
1858. A decree was promulgated to.day,
dissolving the Oortes and announcing
elections for O new body, which will
be held a8 soon as order is secured, and
freedom and universal suffrage are un-
hindered.
MADRID, January 10.-A column of
che Republican force besieging Carta-
gena made an attack on Fort San Julien,
yesterday, but was repulsed with consi-
derable loss, and returned to camp. A
heavy fire is now kept up on both Sides
TeleRraphic-Amcrrc Matters.
THE ARIPHKs oFFIoERs FETED IN
NEW oRLEANs-oALED CusHINa's NoA1.
NATION TO THE SUPREME BENcH-THE
LUCIA DIVORCE oAsE-HEAvY FALL OF
CoAn-MoRE DRFALCATIoNs-Losso OF
STEAMER, So, SO.
WASHINGTON, January 9.-Innocent
purchasers OF Louisiana securities are
represented here by counsel, urging
some action on the part OF tho Govern
ment for their protection. They claim
that the Government Of Kellogg has
proclaimed the State bankrupt. Old
supporters OF the existing Government
IN Louisiana seem lukewarm and mainly
inclined to new election.
The nomination OF Caleb Cushing to
be Chief Justice ocoasioned much sur
prise in all quarters to-day, and was q
matter OF astonishment to himself, as
he had made his is>nrranpements to leave
this country on the Oath instant, for
Madrid, in the capacity of the United
States Minister, and had no intimation
of additional honor to be conferred upon
him. When General Bubcook appeared
at the main door OF the Senate this
afternoon, announcing message from
the President in writing, every eye was
turned upon him, as it was generally be.
lieved that the packet he held in his
hand contained nomination for Chief
Justice. Senator Conkling, who sits
near the middle aisle, Intercepted the
messenger on his way to the desk, and
taking the list OF nominations from
him. and hurriedly glanciug over them,
exclaimed. in tone loud enough to be
heard in the galleries, "Chief Justice"
At this large number of Senators
jumped from their seats and gathered
about him, and in a moment the name
OF Caleb Gushing was andibly whispered
from Senator to Senator on the floor.
General Oushing's name first occurs on
the rolls of2the Supreme Court in De-
cember, 1853. when he appeared as At
torney- General under Pierce's admins.
tration.
The Committee OF Ways and Means
to-day instructed it's Chairman to re-
port adversely on bills to remove the
taxes on friction matches and stamps.
The representatives of the people OF
Louisiana are not sanguine Of the re-
cognition OF the McEnery Government,
and, as q dernier resort, will have new
election. It is understood that General
Butler will introducea bill in the House,
looking to aHolution of the trouble by
this means. There is no prospect of
seating Pinohback under his present
credentials. Messrs. Marr and Janin,
however, have laid petition upon the
tables OF the Republicans. claiming the
recognition of the McE1ery govern
mont. It is m elaborate and able pa
per.
New York, January 10.-The officers
of tho Spanish war steamer Arapilles
have. been entertained ut dinner at
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