The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-03

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.sssv ~. ARsA s3!AI1nEsi Mat IN the Assembly,
o:daY.a Minister Picard stated 4 that The
amuniei ipaI ssle ctiopst Throughout france
s!at! nag: passed off quietly yesterday, except
:ntFIiyona. VIII efe ,thet quarter ii which
the the Mayor office is'lb6ated was invaded
sny;s 9 ;iriotons crowd partially armed
WITH the sagsistsfice 81 IA ueneTaP fPefent' Grnoat'
reaGceede ED in restoring order, ,,thoueh hot
Without d conf fii6t;3 Id which ithe former
was wound ded. Z Also, slight disturb.
anoe In the town Of Thiers, Department
!0tEPay Ledome, which was repressed.
PARIS, May 1.-The Commune has
revoked the order for the arrest of Cluse.
ret.3 "a series of barrioades are building
!. 5to: completely eneirole the city. General
Wroboloski is now in command of tie
Slett bank OF the Seine and the forts out.
sEsideF the walls; n h,,;1a Z T. = ~
IN The. delegates of the Free Mnsons we're
iooldly received by Thiers, and returned
\ to the city on foot. The Masons take
turns with the Nationals in guarding the
banners OF the order on the ramparts
2andsdo duty under a terrible fire.
ss.I LONDON, ltl, May 1.-aranyille, in the
house OF Lords, tonight, declined to
answer question respecting State nego-
t1atiqns Tor settlement of the San Juan
boundary question with the United
States. Granville stated that the Go
/, ,sYefnmentiwas under obligations Of Sc
s crecy until treaty ratifcations were ex-
'SShanged: : ln the Commons, VIM. n.
ssE'mith,, member for Westminster, moved
Sc resolve! that, in the opinion Of the
HO1se, it. iB ihexpedient to inorease the
/ rate of taxation On incomes. He argued
that additional burdens would fall eScIu-
8 siyely ION small Incomes. Liddell Sc
4, ,conded the motion, and endeayored to
prove that the reasoning Of the Govern
ment was deceptive.
4Is! PARIS, May Lit lis stated that tho
9Al arsa1lliats: were repnlsed at Issy, md
i the Worknlen at Paris unspiked the gums.
ills stated that Dombrowski and staff
were captured by the Versaillists at AS
XERsAHnRs. May l--AIidnieht.-Ne-
Il: gotiations have been proposed for the
!: A. surrender ~ Of Issy. The VersaiIlists de-
" thand hostages, thnt the fort had not
been mined or exploded, and threaten,
IN . snch event, to shoot the garrison.
;ssSV, oGo M men are are ready OF Peuill to make
M Ans, May Night -1sszy is in ruins
/ ana the villages are deserted. It ia un-
derstood that the Issy mines will be ex-
B pioded upon the, entrance Of the Versail-
I AsEss Ihe Versaillists evacuated Genne-
zlyen!lers by order. Of the Prussians. The
= G6yer2or Of Issy has been arrested.
\ n Ga Il air has suspended. 81 Dombrowst;
q has ordered the Inhabitants Of NenillV
4 to eYac1ate within twenty-four hours.
Il Ihe cause; of Clhaerett's arrest was the
i abandonment, of. Issy! It is reported
that. DombrowsE has been arrested.
ss.s, slGloND On, May 2..-The Times special
L, says the insurgents themselves are throw
&Sing, petroleum shells into Paris, to keen
mp the indignation. The reds were suo-
|: .cesstul il the elections at Lemans and
/ tNarb bonne. Il, '3i57 -
I, , BERLIN, May 2.-The Imperial Coun-
scll considered French affairs, and decided
Z to allow further and limited period to
I the Versaillists, to restore order and full
N HI. treaty stipulations, when Germany
!. vii take independent action to establish
law and order in Paris, and will then de-
i spatch to the Versailles Government.
s. granting Q limited extension of time, but
vii! add that the revolution is character.
il1ed by disgraceful excesses, which can
nor longer be tolerated; for the moral
nnd, material interests of Germany and
) sthe whole OF Europe ara suffering. Bis
[, marck was present Private but reliable
J information intimates that it is the inten-
ton OF the Germans to restore regency
as the next legitimate government,
should the Versaillists fail in enforcing
their authority.
,51 loNpoN, May 2.-Napoleon 2. has rheu-
matiam. He declared, yesterday, he
would not listen to any propositions for
his return to France Thiers has de-.
termined upon q coup d'etat upon enter
ing Paris to maintain himself and Mac
Il Mahon as joint Regents with Eugenie.
Il, = PARIs, May 2. The Commune has
ileppointed Q committee of safety. An
Immense ;ooncentration of Communist
troops in and about Fort Issy is being
made. Tho Free Masons have been or.
: dered to take their banners from the
ramparts, the Versaiilists failing to re-.
spect them. 4, 4.
as VERSAILLES, May 2.-Clairmat, O rail.
way station, was captured by the chas-
seurs. at the point of the bayonet.
Three hundred insurgents were captured
:at j1ssy. General Vinoy has the credit
tor; the exploit, which resulted in the
complete surrounding OF Issy. Tho re-.
ported disturbance at Lyons is official. 7
denied. The elections we're satisfactory
to the Government.