The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-03

BISMARCK asks liners, IN q nOCe, 10 uenne d
time in which he would accomplish the sup
preston of the Instruction in Paris. Theirs
resisted the demand by an expression Of the
hope that he would succeed in his efforts Of
conoiliation, and concluded by asserting the
right to Judge. when other measures are nee
essary. -
A dispatch from Berlin sSys the Kreitz Eel
tung Of to-day announces that a proposal of
the French Government to Germany for in
crease of French troops in Paris in conse.
quence of disturbances in that city have been
agreed To. The German Government has also
promised In case OF spread OF disturbances be-
You'd Paris to place the departments occupied
by German troops in q state of siege, accord
ing to French laws. The number and disposi-
ton of German troops In France Ia not to be
changed.
Communications between Paris and Versail-
les is interrupted. No letters or papers passed
between the two cities on Friday. Rumors
having arisen that a body of troops, intended
for an attack on Paris, had reached Neuilly
and st. Cloud, all the western gates of Paris
were closed, and several officers ofthe orderly
eighth battalion Of the National Guards were
arrested. Complete isolation of Paris is mo-
mentarily expected. The journals Francois
and Electuer Libre have ceased to appear.
The Commune has summoned Colonel Chal-
Teton, who surrendered>Ror Mont valerien to
the Prussiahs, to appear for trial, but he has
refused to obey.
Paris adyices, of the 31st contain information
that a committee will cave the Hotel de Vile
for Luxembourg. Members of the Commune
now administer the affairs Of the different
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. The inhabitants continue to
come to Paris. Many streets look deserted.
The Constitutional was seized yesterday. Bis
marck consents to the augmentation of the
Paris army to so, 600 men.
Theirs pays SOC, 600, 900 francs to The Prus-
slams on Friday evening, and the French Gov
eminent will then be allowed to receive REIN
forcements from the North.
A special dispatch to tbs Bddon Telegraph
says the 18th regiment of the line, after recon-
noltering the bridge at Sevres, and finding It
deserted, @ered Paris In a body, where they
were received enthusiastically and traternlzed
with the National Guards. The fugitves from
Paris are increasing in number.
A dispatch from Itzchoe, Denmark, an
nounces the arrival al Gluokstadt, the capital
Of the Duchy Of Holsteln, Of one thousand
French soldiers released from captivity 10 Ger
many. A similar number is expected this
evening. Transports are waiting OF Gluck-
stadt to carry them to France.
A dispatch from strasbourg says Bismarck
has written to the Chamber of Commerce Of
that city that Germany will compensate the
Inhabitants of Alsace and Lorraine OF the same
rate that was accorded the inhabitants ofthese
ptvsiuUes- WHOA $3.50 '.~a--
similar circumstances. TO France.
PARIS, April l.
In the Commune, yesterday, NJ. lie Francois
was appointed president; NJ. Regulet Ferry
secretary, and y. Berget and NJ. Duval judges
The Commune proposes 10 admit foreigners to
membership in the council. The flag Of the
Commune will be that of the universal rspub
lie.
Ten commissioners have been appointed by
the Commune to take charge Of affairs, as fol
lows Executive, Military, Subsistence, Flnan'
clal, Justice, Public Security. Public Works
Trade, Public Service, Foreign Affairs and Ed
ucatlonal. 1t has been decided that education
shall be gratuitous, compulsory and secular
The Commune has determined to dispatch rep
resentatiyes to the various States Of Europe,
and especially to Prussia, as soon as their fu'
ture attitude Is known.