The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-27
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~ AACIeaS' e1 aIiS, MOnday, Bay8: "A! member
Of the Free Masonb', delegation to Thiearss.
Tor an srmistioe. says during the inter.
vleWWhters admitted it to be lis inten-
ton 9! e lombard Paris Hhen possessed Of
all forts. Roohsfoss am..Is that the
Lyons delegates told him tho Commune
would be proclaimed at Lyons as soon as
~ is k?oWa there TINT Theirs refused
CONCESSIONS to the Paris Commune. Fort
mistaking it. for the Commune AaS'
Gen. Oluseree says that battalion Of
the line at Asniares laid down their arms.
meaning to- Join the Commune. a
squadron ;of chasseurs did the same
thing. and elsewhere other troops we're
prevented from doing eo..''
:, WAtsH1I[NaT9N. April 26.-.Advices to
Tuesday night report the firing light.
and mainly directed against Issy and
Vanviers. Weather misty. No impor.
tant movement on either side. The Go.
vernment has taken measures to suppress
the Algerian insurreotion. The nrmistice
for the removal Of people. from Neuilly
extends from O'Clock Tuesday m ornino
to mid might. Military movements are
suspended, but the beltigerents are busy
strengthening barrioades. Many pla-
carde, urging conoiliation. have Appeared.
4 delegation from Lyons, appeals to the
assembly and Commune to cease their
fratrloidal strife. The Prussians have
not evacuated Clarendon. Deschamps.
the poet, died at Versailles. Incoming
fish trains were seized on, the Strasbur0
RailroRd.'s " IS Ilt ~ II pit! Il li5ia..r1 n
LONDON, April 26. -a.All station mas.
ters have been notified that the blockade
OF Paris commences Immediately. Pro
visions destined TO Paris must be re-
turned to shippers. The Minister OF
Justice OF the Italian Government has
announced an-early in Introduction of q bill
separating church aud State. .4
SHANGHAI. April g12, VIA .LoNDoN.
April 26 Adyioes from Pekin state that
the Imperial Government has made a
demand upon foreign ambassadors, that
schools for the education Of females be
abolished; that teachers be made sub
1eots OF: the empire; that all doctrines
opposed to those OF CONTIGUOUS be for
bidden; that missionaries shall be con.
sidered Chinese subjects, and that wo-
men shall not be permitted access to the
empire i. shat capacity. The emhnssa-
dors are also notified that the attendance
OF women upon religious services is one
OF the occasions of the recent massaor.s
of Foreigners and that though those
eyepts cannot but be deplored by the
Imperial Government, compensation for.
their; c6pmission is absolutely refused. |,
|. yERsA A1nIEs, April s28. 4--Issey replies
feebly. It Is thought the Com NUT nists
Will soon .2evaouRte. the fort, ,.as they are
unable TO repair breaches The Assem-.
5iytis5 tis5 ,establishiDg ,pontoon bridges at
PoFFtsadf and nd Ntea1illy:..t:l. t'l.., liz
H'ai -. 7s'l E, AmeraoaA Inee1lisencsss. SO
MILWAUKEE. April 25.-4The steamer
Aumberman made the trip from Oshosk
Wis, TO Prairie du CHEN, pia Fox and
Wisconsin Rivers, in, sixty hours. She
found good water-wheel route. Should
canal communication be opened to the
lakes, this will form an important water
Communication from the Mississippi
River. East. .,,,,.'.'5. NJ M '.''!s 4
SAN FaANcIsco. April IS. -Scorohine
winds are again damaging CROPS in CEN
tral California. Large bands of horses
are being sold at $l3 head in Los An An.
geios County, California, and driven to
Salt Lake City and Montana. Aiphonse
Pinart,H French scientist, sailed with.
the exnRdi dition TO the Alentian Islands
and Alaska. to-day. A highwayman
shot one Bowie near. Marysviile, yester.
day, knocking him of his horse and
stunning him. .and then robbed him.
Bowie subsequently recognized the high:
wayman in Marysville, and had him ar.
rested. ''{, .:? ,s.fA
AsP1NwAhr, April 81, VIA K1Sesros
April. 26.-A wonderful discovery has
been, made Of coal mines and oil wells
thirty miles from Aspinwall The mines
are reported to be inexhaustible. and the
coal OF superior quality, equal even to
the best imported. The Goyernment
has given to the discoyerer m immense
tract OF land. Rains are heavy. and the
heat excessive. There is another reyo-
luton in Chiriqui, and this time Tomas
Zerrera is the leader. 600 reyolutionists
proclaimed him President. The inaur-
gents recently captured the American
steamer Montijo. The United States
steamer Resaca has gone to recover her.
Tlie insurgents also captured the town of
Los .Aavlas, and made prisoners of the
garrison
New ORLEANS, April 25.-Ohief Epgi.
neer Thompson, in an official report.
says by some unfortunate misoonception
OF orders in regard to establishing line
OF couriers from Kennerviiie to Bonnet
Carre crevasse. nothing official has been
heard up to this hour-8 P. M.-from
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