The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-09

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inc his position, the various rumors to the.
contrary notwithstanding.
/ EXTENDING TIE ARMIsTICE.
Queen yictoria's speech-A Peaceful
solution Of the Eastern ouestion-In-
side Paris-Longing for Peace.
New YORK, February 8.
The Worlds London special sends a synop.
sis of the Queens speech before Parliament
to-day. She congratulates Parliament upon
peaceful relations, and the prospect Of salts
factory settlement of American questions.
She believes the Conference will result satis-
factorny to the Signatar!es, hopes the arnnistice
will result In peace, and is anxious to render
friendly offices to that end.
LONDON, FebruaryS
The Euyine Conference met yesterday pur-
snant to adjournment. Assurances were given
lof peaceful solution Of the Eastern question.
Ia Turkish army Of observation is watching
| the disturbances In Roumanla.
The Telegraph has an account OF the pro-
ceelings inside Paris to the Sd. Deleschurze,
at meeting, declared that the government
was composed of twelve bandits who sold.
Paris. Disarning proceeds slowly, and will
not be completed before the close of the armis-
tice.
The walls of Paris are placardcd thus: "a
Fbas les Democrats" The ultra Radicals repudi-
ate Victor Hugo, Louis Blanc and Rollin, anu
| favor Pyatt, Deleschurze and Temaldi. German
officials in France have been ordered to ab-
stain from q rigorous censorship over the
press during the elections. Many suspended
Journals have resumed publication. The oom-
J th,-l-.aAntnf Reliort continues.
decree was published at Bordeaux, on the
9th, appointing Emau ae, A--e At;-;st~.- of ti,e
4 Interior.
Fifty railway wagons entered Paris, on the
Sd, with the inscription, "London gifts to
Paris" The road via Neppe s open. Paris is
quiet, but therels great suffering. Theelec-
tons will probably result IN the return of
1 Lpe,ce candidates.
In insurrection in Algeria is reported.
LONDON, February.
Tie Post publishes Calais dispatch Of the
9Th, saying that the Prussians show a. deter
mincion to retard the rerlctRalling OF Paris.
Nim provision trains have been detained by
thu Prussians at Amiens, though the line Is
entirely clear. The Post says the British war
ofice and admiralty are actively assisting Ell
iirts to reyictual Paris, and large number OF
British transports will sail In few days with
povisions. The Telegraph has the following
4 eyI nf Dori 10 fnntQnf. l.
thmgh the elections occur on Wednesday
net, ND to the present Time everything is in
cofusion. with every tendency to reject nen-
bey OF the National Defence. Meetings
hel in various halls are becoming more
deaonstrauve. Some speakers demand the
Arrest and trial Of those who surrendered
pris. The Liberal Republican committee de-
cred the government of the 4th Of Septem-
br should be arralsned by the National AS
smbly to account for their conduct In defend
hg Paris, and give reasons for agreeing to
he armislice. The committee also declares
hat no treaty ratifying the cession of Alsace
and Lorraine should be signed. Paris should
continue her defence and refuse to capltulate.
At meeting In Sale de Ia Refine Blanche one
orator declared that France demanded q
Robespiere, and the guillotine alone could
save the country. This statement was re.
ceived with enthusiasm by the audience. Dep
uties who favor continuation Of the war are
loudly applauded ata meetings. Trcchu has
declined candidacy.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
An Extension Of the Armistice-A Long
ing for Penee-ImpossIbIlity of Ar
ranging Terms Before Concluding Ar
nnisttce.
LONDON, February 8.
The commissioner of defence from Norman
dyhas resigned. General Wander Tann's army
occupies the most Of Burgundy. General Pei
1'lseer evacuated Loins Lesaunier on the 6th.
FLORENCE, February7
The government. insists upon the satisfac-
ton of lust demands from Tunis and guaran-.
tees for the future.
| LONDON, Fsbruary.s-
odo Russell has been instructed to sustain
the French demand for an extension OF the
armistice. An extension is expected.
The Times, in an editorial on the situation,
saws that information received from Paris in
dcates longing for peace. The News says
the Parlsians will vote to-day in entire de-:
pendence upon the good faith Of Germany. 1t
is impossible to complete the terms of peace
between the assembling of the'assetnbly and
the expiration of the armistcee, when fighting
! may be resumed. 1t is said Continues the
NeUsl that jnathat event the German power to
oyerrun France will be most formidable.
THE END OF FREE FleHT.-Joseph, jerry.
and Jane Cohen, and Washington Grant, ware
brought before Trial Justice McKlnlay, yesterday
afternoon, and tried for the stabbing. and fighting
fracaS, which occurred about aHeak ago at the
curuer OF Line aud Sears streets. The whole