The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-10

Foreign AmAir.,

unless the American commissioners and
government show fnirer appreciation
OF the question than American Senators
Ihe Times says England rcpudiates ns-
sumption of her responsibility for dep
relations Of the Alabama until it is de-
clded by impartial arbitration. OfIthe
9easion OF territory, if it is mooted, the
Eoghsh commissioners will take care it is
not mentioned twice. England will only
abandon her claim upon the EXPRESSED
wish of the colonists or through war r.
represents this as tho opinion of the
Government. and that Instructions in
harmony with the views therein ex-
pressed on the Alabama claims have
been sent to the British members of the
commission ut Washington.
BORDEAUX, March Sin the Assem-
oily, today. Tolair proposed the ahroga-
tion OF all laws restricting the rights of
the people to hold meetings and form
associations.
rhlers, replying to the question of
Germalne, said the expenses outside of
IaTis exceeded l, 100. 600, 600 francs.
The Committee of the Assembly made
a report in favor of annulIing tho cleo
tion OF Garibaldi to the Assembly from
Algiers. Victor Hugo proceeded to
maze speech, warmly defending Carl
paldi, but he was interrupted by u great
tumult IN the Chamber, and when he nt
tempted to continue, met n storm of
misses: He thereupon announced his
immediate resignation, and abruptly loft
the Assembly.
BERLIN, March St was officially
proclaimed to-day that tho Emperors
return to Berlin shall be observed as
dny OF thanksgiving throughout tho fa-
I'm, 4
hxed No period for mourning will be
appointed. The Emperor in person viii
open the Richstadt on the 2ist instant
PARIS. March S.-The press urge the
Republicans Of Montmartro and Belle-
vile to stop their disordery demonstra-
tions, or force will be used. They com.
plain that, by the conduct of its would
be friends, the Republican Government
Is compromised. 1t is hoped the excite
ment will snbside. Agitation is con.
demncd by the great majority of citizens.
In consequence of the serious and
threatening character of disturbances in
Parls, meeting was held at the house
OF the Mayor, and Jules Ferry. one of
the Projects, rendered his resignation.
Several Germans holding official posi.
tlons in Paris before the war have ra-
turned.
The French Government has taken. in
excess in number Of the National Gunrd
more than $4,000 rifles in the quarters
near the Bnulevards.
Inc troops were under arms all night
at Montmartre, ut Blivy, Place Rovole,
Belleville and Lavilette. The National
Guard have formed camps, supported bv
artillery. This aspect OF the city has
thrown the citizens generally into
palniul state OF excitement, and the con
sequence Is all confidence in the stability
OF the present Government is lost.
Suspicion and distrust are visible eyery-
where. The report that the ex-Emperor
Is 10 leave Wilhelmshohe for England is
premature. Napoleon will not leave un-
I'll peace is definitely signed at Brussels.
Wo'fd special from Paris, the Sth,
says the Assembly leaves Bordeaux on
Saturday and meets at Versailles on Mon.
day. - ~ w
WASHINGTON, March 0.--Foreirn sum.
mary: The rinderpest prevails in the
vicinity of Lille and Donay. The small.
pox IS increasing in England. The
Belleville and Montmartre districts were
quiet yesterday. The Assembly conyenes
ut Versailles Sunday. Bismarck arrives
at Berlin to-day. The Emperor will
arrive in ten days.
LONDON. March o.-Odo Russell has
returned, and will attend special cabi.
net meeting tomorrow.
disturbance among some battalions
OF the Paris Mobile Guard was qnelled
without serious consequences
There is much typhoid and plaeue
among the cattle and horses.
1t ls finally settled that the Assembly
meets ut Versailles.
LONDON, March o.-Tho Times bos q
Madrid letter announcing that Mont
pensier was banishcd for refusing to take
the military oath to support Amadeus.
The Post af1irms that secret treaty
was concluded between Russia and Pms.
sla about tho time tho war broke ont.
Among the provisions was intervention
slould French success threaten Poland :.
and should Austria dem monstrate. Russia
was to demonstrate upon the Austrian
frontier; should any European power
combine with France, Russia was to com
bine with Prussia.
New York, March "a Ieleo,om
cable, dated Paris, the Sth, says the citv
IS calm. 1t is difficult to say whether i
IS the calm before storm or n coianse
OF the revolutionists. The National
Guards resist disbandoument. They