The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-24
BISMARCK TO THE RESCUE
THE GERlANS THREATEN TO TIME
THE REBELLIOUS REDS.
A Scene In the Assembly at Versailles
More Fighting and Murders in Paris
The Needle Gun Required to QueH the
Revolution and Restore Order.

More Fighting and Murders in Paris
The Needle Gun Required to Quen the
Revolution and Restore Order.
BERLIN. March %.
It is reliably stated that the return of French
prisoners has been stopped for the present.
VERSAILLES, March %.
Order is being gradually re-establshed IN
Paris. The significant demonstration made
by the disciplined citizens had a beneficial
effect. The Mobiles have offered to assist the
government against anarchy. government
circular closes by declaring that all good citi-
zens may feel reassured Canrobert made
oyertures to Thiers, which were well received.
PARIS, March 32-Night.
Quiet continues. The Nationals are en-
camped at the Place Vendome. The general
opinion is that the new government is incapa-
BILE Of providing work for the people. Military
and administrative functions, the people say,
ought~to be entrusted to energetic Repub-
licans.
The majority OF the journals Of Paris con-
slider the elections ordered by the insurgent
committees as void. =
The insargent journals declare willingness
to treat with the Versailles Government on
the following conditions: The election OF a
communal council by the people of Paris; the
reorganization of the National Guard to be
compiled with; the power of selt-election and
removal of officers, and the suppression OF the
prefecture OF police of Paris. The army jour
nails declare NJ. Theirs the author of the trou-
bles in Paris, and counsel the troops to self
government, firmness and tranquility.
A meeting of the editors Of the Paris press
was held to-day, at which resolution was
adopted declaring the convocation of electors
for tomorrow should be regarded as null and
vold;that public opinion is decidedly against
the committee which ordered it; that tits to
be hoped the committee is notsipplicated in
the Illegal and criminal acts of the insurgents,
and that now is the time for the National
Guard of Paris to come forward and put IN
end to the deplorable state of affairs.
The --latest.
VERSAILLES, March %.
All the principal Imperial officers have re-
turned to France from Imprisonment in Ger
many, and are, without. exception, retiring
from military service.
An adverse report was made in the Assembly
upon the bill for the election Of the municipal
ity In Paris.
Favre read letter from Bismarck saying
that events in Paris did not indicate the exc
cution of the convention, entered Into with the
Germans, and intimating that unless the pro-
visions of the convention. were carried out he
would open fire upon the city.
This created great excitement ip therAs-
sembly, and Favre intimated that if Paris
with the Germans.
PARIS, March %.
Dispatches are very exciting, because the
National Guard fred into crowd desiring to
pass into the district occupied By the insur-
gents. Fighting is apprehended tonight. 1t
is reported that Bismarck has informed Theirs
that the Germans will occupy Paris on Sunday,
unless Theirs is then master Of the situation.
Opening of the German Parliament
The Emperor's Speech.
BERLIN, March 81.
The German Parliament was opened today
by Emperor William, who, in person, deliver
eda speech from the throne. The Emperor
said: WWhen see the German Reichstag for
the first time after the glorious, put trying,
struggle which Germany has VIGOROUSLY pros
ecnted for her Independence, l am lmpeued
successes with which He has blessed the
faithful unity OF the German allies, the hero
ism and discipline OF the armies, and the deVo-
ton Of the German people.
"We have what our fOrefathers struggled Tor
Unity of Germany and security OF ner iron
tiers. Our conviction of future unity was
yelled, but the erer-present. enthusiasm OF the
pedble rent the veil. When the Fatherland
was threatened, the nation unanimously rose
In her defence, and traced Its firm Will IN In
deiible characters on the batte-heids OF
France, to be united people; The spirit AMI,
mating Germany perva1es hep culture ana
morals, and the constitution OF her armies
guards against the abuse OF acquired powers.
Independent Germany respects the indepen-
defire of others. This fiery ordeal OF war
through which we have passed Is reilaoie
guarantee OF European peace. PoWeriul anu
self-reliant, Germany bequealhs 10 you tne
regulation of her own affairs as satisfactory
heritage.
ITO the especial qualification OF Germany the
conference at London, In a peaceful spirit, mas
achieved the work of conciliatlon. IL is now
the task ofthe Reichstag to heal the WOUNDS,
and TO confirm the thanks OF Fatherland to
those who have paid tor the victory with their
blood and lives. Let the ,Reichstag cooperate
with the government in the constitutional
mission of perfecting laws for the welfare OF
the people. Constitutional arrangements con-
tennplated by the government involve the pro-
visions of the separate treaties made IN NO
yember with the Southern States. which Will
receive in a new act, 10 be submitted to the
Reichstag, better conformation and o more
harmonious rendering.
''The amount to be contributed oy eacn STATE
toward the current expenses Of the Empire de-
mand legal settlement, and sanction Is TO oe
given to separate laws for Bavaria which will
be introduced.
"The war indemnity will be disposed OF with
your approval. in conformity with the require
ments OF the Empire The just claims OF the
Empire on account of the expenses OF the war
will be laid before you as soon as possible.
The position Of the recovered territories rem,
ders necessary special legislation, Whlca VIII
be speedily brought to your attention ZEN
sians for the soldiers. and support Tor the
widows and orphans Of the war are 70 De PRO,
vided for, and measures to tbsse enGs snouid
be made to apply to the whole Empire, for all
fought with equal devotion, and deserve equal
honor. and reward. May the re-estab. .lshment |
of the German Empire be promise OF future |
greatness; may war fought so gloriously be |
followed by an equally glorious peace, and |
may our people heneetorth prove victorious
In the; universal struggle for the fruits oil
Marriage OF the Princess Louise-A
Brilliant Affair. .-.--y