The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-30

..-IZAlSGUeDhaAzEex AHAirs.
LONDON, yan4asy 20 The Queen
nas summoned an Immediate attend.
snoe sa OF the osbiaet Ninis.sss to o.
PANS. Jahuary as.-A motion for
the withdrawal OF all constitutional
bills was defeated. A motion is pend
ing that the Government shall consist
Of Senate. Chamber of Deputies aud
President OF the republic. Louis Blanc
opposed the creation Of the Presi-
dency, which had been fatal to the re-
public in '48. The votes will be taken
to-day.
LATER,-The bill providing that the
Senate, Chamber OF Deputies aud
President should compose the Govern
ment of France, vas defeated-335 to
$50. ~ to
TsaeGrsphlo-Anere Matters.
WAsH1NaroN. January 29.-The
Committee ON Ways aud Means agreed
upon Q bill TO reimburse Brannin,
Summefs & % for over. charges on
imported sugars, some $50, 200.
WAaHINaTQN, January %. Another
incendIsry are in the Navy Depart
ment Was sxtingnished without loss
except Of several logs. There nave
been three attempts to burn the Navy
Department thiR week. There is much
apprehension. as none of the buildings
where the records are kept except the
Post Omce, Patent Office, Treasury
and Capitol. are fire-Proof. Msjor
Richards. Chief esos Pofice, and Admi-
raj Rsynplds are In aoopsaitation over
the matter tonight. The caucus failed
to e1ees this evening. on account of
prolopEed session OF the Senate. The
1Skar says of this morning's caucus:
''The discussion developed a lack of
harmony among the Senators ~ to the
course which should be pursued rela.
tive to the present State Government
OF Louisiana. aud it may now be pre-
dicted with tolerable certainty that a
majority will not be obtained in the
Senate to recognize said Government
as the legal Government of the State.
In the Senate, Freiinghuysen pre-
sented the memorial OF the oitizsns of
Georgia. saking an appropriation by
Congress to aid oolored people who
wish to emigrs:s 50 Liberia. Referred
to Committee on.kppropriations.
The House adjourned. on motion of
Ward. Republican; of Illinois. Nine.
teen Republicans joined the Demo.
Gratis. The result was obtained by fear
that tbs Democrats would demand the
reading OF the Journal, which,, as it
stands, would consume twelve hours.
Under the new rule proposed, the vote
may be reached on Wednesday. On
the OWL Rights Bill, the Democra
claim they have not exhausted their
tactics for delay. It may be stated,
that there is no Intention to pass the
bill. The exclusion Of mixed schools
and the cemetery clause would defeat
it in the Senate. The bill is dead for
the session.
In tie Senate. volominous report
of the Secretary Of War upon various
internal water routes, was referred to
tho Committee on Transportation.
The citizens Of Pittsburg petition for
an appropriation for the Improvement
OF the Ohio River and subsidies for
the Northern and Southern Pacific
Railroads. Mr.. Conkling and General
Gordon spoke on Louisiana affairs.
Probabiiities-In the South Atlantic
and Gulf States. Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, rising barometer, lower
temperature, North or West winds and
clear and partly cloudy weather will
prevail
CHARLESTON. W. ". January o.
II the. Democratic caucus. the ballot
resulted: Oomden 27; Walker 81;
Brannon II; others scattering. The
friends Of the leading candidates are
firm.
CINCINNATI. January 29.-The ice
broke and the steamers e,caped; forty
barges lost. The value of the coal lost
is $50, 600.
CHICAGO. January 29.-A large meet.
ing OF merchants and bankers passed
resolutions for the establishment of a
mint here. "+
CHICAGO. Japnary 29.-No prospect
OF speedy settlements OF the freight
war kenoe- Kast. The reductions OF
passenger fare now insresse the COM
plication. Several lines are on the
verge of bankruptcy. A reduction of
wages ten per cent. Ii Contemplated.
and q strike is threatened; but the
managers don't care. az they are run.
ming at 1 loss.
Teiegraphic-Conn nasrciaI Reporss.
NEW 'YoRK. January 29-Noon.
Stock dull. Money ~. Gold l31<.
Exchapge-long 1917; short 4 SO.
Cotton dull; sales 459-uplands l5X: