The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-29
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dent of the Chamher OF Deputies. A
Republican band made its appearance in
the province OF Lerida.
VERSAILLES. March 27.-The Minister
of War has notified the Prefect to raise
battalion Of, modified volunteers in
each OF the departments. in pursuan ,e
OF the law Just passed by the National
Assembly. These will be forwarded to
vereei!!es immediately, and will receive
daily ! e francs Their officers will be
appointed by the Minister Of War.
The De6ats says Gen. Lullier is insane
and cared for by his colleagues of the
Central Republican Committee.
The insurgents have seized a gun-boat
in the Seine, capturing the crew and
some unim portant, documents.
The official Journal of the committee
announces eighteen battalions of tho
National Guard. out of twenty -four, or
glnlzed IN, Lyons, in support of the
commune. The new government has
been proclaimed there without blood
shed. r
BRUssEts, March 27.-Negotiations
for the final truaty of peace between
France and Germany will soon com
mence.{ De CIercq and Goulard, pleni-
pot ntiaries of France. arrived to- day.
1t is expected that the first sitting of the
represents tatives of both governments will
be held this week. The French Ernbas-
81 is the place agreed upon for the meet
ings.
LONDON, March 27.-The Daily Ne,cs'
special from Brussels says Bazaine is
will; go to the Hague
The 7elegraphs special correspondent
at Versailles reports that the Govern
ment has ordered the prompt arrest of
Gen. Garibaldi upon his appearance on
French soil
Berlin, March 27.-The Prussian
Gross Gasette says Gerolt is recalled from
Washington ut his own request.
Gen. Voight Rhelz commands the
in the absence of Frederick Charles.
A bill will be introduced in the Fedc-
raj Parlis ment for the incorporation of
Alsace and Lorraine under the govern
ment Of the Emperor. It provides that
the German constitution will be en-
forced as the law of the land from the
1-t of January. No mention is made of
the ceding q portion of the acquired ter
ritory to Bavaria.
Tue King of Sweden is suffering q re-
lapse OF his recent sickness. The Grown
Prince and the Princess Of Denmark
hhSo Souo W Sl5lL ulm.
Gen. Faidherbe has been summoned
to Versailles.
PARIS, March 27.-The official journal
Of the Central Committee saws. editori-
ally. that the first task of the newly
elected municipality will be the compilu.
tion of charter that will secure the
rights of the people and prevent the
representation OF the large towns being
swamped by the country. An article in
the same paper demands that all matters
essentially Partisan must be within the
domain of the commune.
La -HorriAe (Republican) advises the
commune to dissolve the rotten Assem-
bly, and impeach the members. La
perite says the Paris Deputies to the
Assembly are determined to resign.
PARIS. March 27.-La Teyite says
new ministry will soon be formed, which
will inolnde Broglie as Minister of Fo.
reign Affairs, and McMahon as Minister
OF War. The rich generally abstained
from visiting the polls, and the mer-
chants voted the conservative ticket.
The individuals elected are obscure.
with the exception of Flonrens, Blagnine.
tIgatt aud GAmbon. Barricading con-
t!pnes. and the utmost vigilance Is man
lfested by the insurgent Nationals. The
Aoo mas CuS bSptCG OI u camp.
1t is said the Versailles Government is
negotiating with the Prussians to allow
an increase in the number of French
troops on the side of the Loire. Rumor
says General Cremer is suspected by tho
committee, aud is gone to Versailles.
LONDON, March % The candidate of
the Central Republican Committee
carried oil but the first. secund and
seventh. The Journal de Paris estimates
that 25O, 600 voters abstaiued from the
polls.
The spread Of the Algerian insurrec
tion is confirmed.
Ina recent Cuban battle, the Spaniards
lost 100 in killed alone. The insurgent
General Acosta was killed near BAyamo
VERSAILLES. March 28-rheirs made
brief address in the National Assem-
bly,. He defended the wisdom of his
policy. and took solemn oath that he
wonld not belle the Republic.
LONDON, March 28.-A Times special
says Paris has nearly resumed her nsuni
appearance. Of 100000 electors in
Paris, only 10000 voted ut the election
on Sunday: Twenty of the members of
the committee were elected. It is ex.
pected Blagnne viii be President of fla