The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-04
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PANT. May 2 s he {6Fr rest! 81: Gehi eeirral
4; G;ClQ5eTe Wns j ord darsd d Because heg was
;sgailt fsnegli ligelce by Az Rhioh the safety
isQt QtFortiIsaYsWRad dompromised. M The sea-
81 sssesIionl pf ;the Commnn M MVndaY, was nm
exclted Lone Serioua charges were amads
sgagsinsts General q Oluaeret, and q s1gges:
I'll that II hes sbs shot tswithin
4 forty-eiG b htf hours. ii Railroad companies
Fl have paid the e!sums demand led from them
ssby the Qommune, and 168, 600 francs
y have already been receive into the trea-
/ mentaf hereRf terfs will b be made by the
: companies z heI official journal of the
Commune denies the report emanating
& from 81 ersailiea ;of Victories for the AS.
semb blists.ssS 81 ss ST 8 W
!; s33 s;93i3,jlIaoHDoN,s Nay 2. Several agents Of
i; the Paris Commune arrived yesterday.
& They are commissioned to enter into
!; ;contracts here for the purpose Of re-
lotunling Paris, but as they propose to
II pay for; their goods In thirty days, denl-
ERE decline to contract with them.
;g;S9 BEnLIN, May 2.-In the German Par
liarnent, to-day, Il bill incorporating
l5.AlsaceS and + Lorraine with the Empire
\ came before the House. Prince Bis
L aatok restated arguments on which
4 measures based on annexation of the
4 Provinces to Germany, was necessary to
& give her g; bnlwark against recurrence Of
$Frenoh ngg gression, cases of which had
V been 80, frequent in times past. One in
sssoited a. tie 9th A OF August, 1866.
france sent to Berlin an nltimatum de-
Il imandfng the ;cession of Mayence. Ill
X ness OF the Emperor Of the French
alone prevented hostility then. During
the late war! foreign powers proposed
& neg Citation. of Alsace and Lorraine, but
that; would; be insufficient for Germany,
and could not be thought Of As for tue
ginhahitan nta still inverse TO their father
y land, said the Prince, in conclusion, We
ishnll strive to win, them back. The bill
was referred to q committee.
ERsAILLE:s, May 2-Evening. The
tinsqfgets at Issy, after hosting white
fngS hauled is down. They will soon
sahaYs to surrender. Z Montrouge and
Waivers will soon meet the same fate.
,Ss is Ihe Rosel mine ,is more dreaded by the
~ ershil lists commanders that Cluseret.
Ehe;s Commpnists attempted TO erect
;;tScitade at Point de Jour, but forty shells
aper er&minutefs from Valerien soon stopped
the e5work. Spies report 10000 Nationals
ready so support the Versaillists when
TREY enter. Paris! The anger of the
W. SSE,SS3 tAt3hALoC PstuS Insurgents lS lnCOQ-
1ceiyableI.; They refnse quarter, and it is
:snspless for the officers to urge mercy.
RARIs, ! May 2. -Dombrow has not
sbeenS arrestedg Megy, who commanded
..,sI sIssy 3Wil be court. t.martialed Chatillon,
sMeqd and Breteanil haye been she'll
ing Issy ylall day \ Il, si,i5.
i n. NEW i York, May; 8. 1t will require a
jfmonthg to- repair the great break in the
Erie Canal. 3 The expense and loss BY
the ssntion Of merchandise is $1,000
/ LoNDoN, May 3,--The fighting asUlar-
/. mont has been terrible. 800 insurgents
were killed. by the bayonet. It is re-
ported that MaoAIahon has resigned.
The situation is unchanged.
The work on the Paris barricades is
cease less. They are being converted
n nto strong earthworks. The latest re-
ports state that the Versaillists we're
driven from the vicinity of Fort Issy
sand additiOnal works have been thrown
mp. making it, more formidable than
Al Paris despatch says the column in
the i Rlace Vendome and other memorials
:4ofE the monarchial regime will be destroy
ed on the 9Th Of May. McMahon's re-
1signatiou is contradicted.
Female suffrage was defeated in the
Commons by 60.
9S: PARIs. May 8.-The Versaillists we're
/ repnlsed in q heavy infantry fight before
h: Issy Minor fights occurred ut Neuilly,
where the situation is unchanged. The
/ Commune, is silent regarding the fight at
Olamaret The Belgian Catholics petit
4 ton Theirs for French intervention in
favor OF the temporal power of the
\ Pope
MApR1D. May 8. The financial scheme
OF the Minister for the Colonies was
(: unanimously opposed by the Council.
't..t LoRENoE, May 8. 3.-The Senate passed
4 thes Papal guarantee bill by los to 20;
.bnt: being slightly amended, the bill re-
turns to the Deputies.
JENNA, May 3.-The Government
81 a@favors the abolition of the concordat
4 with Rome, and is now considering the
4 practical consequence of the infallibility
dogma to the empire and people.
BUCHAREST, May 3.-The elections re-
suited in favor Of the Government. The
Il military officers implicated in the con-
s-spiracy, to plunder and murder, at Jivos
l. We're cashiered.
tsJBOAIDAY.y Nav 3-Dr T,ivinoaton !.