The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-27
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7|'s FOroign Affairs. t
CorENHAaEN. January 23.-The Mi
mister Of War. in supporting the budget
expressed the belief that the condition
OF Europe WAS dangerous to small
powers, who, however peaceably in.
clined, might bo forced into war for de.
fence of their independence.
DIJoN, january 23-The defeat Of the
Prussians on Sunday was complete. The
troops under Ricotti Garibnldi destroy.
cd the Glst Prnssian regiment. TIe
French behaved heroically.
LONDON, january 24-7 p. M.-There
was al extensive conflugration in
Longwy.- yesterday. Tho flames were
visible all night To-day the fire is still
burning. Meanwhile the bombarlment
goes on without relaxation.
LONDON, January 25.-Tho Times has
special, dated Versailles, 24th, saying
Jules Favro is there proposing surren-
ger OF Paris and the garrison, with the
honors OF war. The attack on St. Denis
ana tho disaster of the 10Th arc supposed
90 DO the cause Of the proposition. Tho
missiblo. Trochu is sick; Viney com
mands. The despatch adds that the
terms of surrender will take time, as the
French demands aro too large The
Times says. editorially, if Favro refuses
TO oapltuiate on the German terms, Bis
marck has the acceptance of them by
Napoleon and the Empress, and threatens
TO restore Napoleon. The Conference
has again adjourned
LONDON, January "A special to the
Telegram and all the evening Journals
confirm the dispatches published by the
morning press OF tho sun ender of Paris.
The surrender on the terms suggested by
bismarck is approved hero by tho press
unanimously. The Committee of De-
scnce has instructed Favre, it is stated
On high authority. to make the best
sorms ho can, but to bring the conflict to
8 close in any case. There is general
agreement in official circles that the end
IS momcntarily at hand, MS far as tho de-
fenco OF Paris IS concerned. The Impe-
rlaIists are nctivc, and the English Go
ve.nment is known to favor the restorn-
son OF the Bonaparte dynasty under the
Regency. Advlccs are allowed to leave
Paris endorsed by influential residents
approving this termination of the war.
The Echo speaks authoritatively on the
question of surrender, and Foreign
Office messenger, who has arrived from
Versailles, says it has leaked out that he
Drought tho surrender, signed by Favrc
and Bismarck.
LONDON, January 25--2 p. NJ
French Consul discrcdits the reports
that Fuvro has arrived in England.
LIsBOS, January 26.--rhc Portuguese
Government has submitted IL new tinan-
cial policy, founded upon renewal Of
the tobacco monopoly.
LONDON, January 2G.-The Germans
have abandoned the siege Of Cambria.
The French have inundated the country
around Dondy and Arrns. The German
army i'll the North OF France is estimated
at 80. 900. The bombar1mcnt of Longxy
has been suspended. The prnssiuns
attribute the failure to IL heavy fog.
French army corps has been ordered to
close on the Swiss border. The head
quarters Of tho army Of the South is ut
Beaumont.
A despatch dated Havre, 24th, says
tho Germans, after making rcquisitiop
Of 4,00Of., shot four inhabitants, and
carried Oft the Mayor and three Council
men. The name of the place is omitted.
Turkey declares scmi-officiully that
henceforth she will rely upon herself for
protection, and not upon tho interests
and jealouses of the European powers.
LONDON, January 2G.-Advices to the
25th say the presence Of Favre mt Yer
sailles is unconfirmed It is regarded
doubtful on change, land consols fell off
The weeks adjournment Of the confer
ence is attributed to the absence Of the
French representative.
Still later advices announce the cnpitn-
Iation of Longwy, with 1000 prisoners
and 200 guns Bismarck has been
appointed Chancellor of the German
Empire.
American Intelligence.
j. CHARLESTON, January 2G.-Arriyed-