The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-15
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sdntative 81 Austria to. attend tlieS tri-
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heSapftal. tGwas formally OPPOSED
Hy: She Eppresa., Gen. .Troohu added
PaHkho' Il f53g Is tSeSatlefk rSaiasned SphSre ed
Minister of War. The General then
gave o detailed Account OF the difficulties
OF the defence during the siege OF Paris
by the Germans.
'':PARIs, June 13.-The Princess Ma
thitde has asked Presidont Thiers' per-
I1isbion to return to Paris. promisine to
abstain from political ihtriguds:
The public gardens uave heeh reopen
ed, and the work Of restoration in the
Bois de Douiogue has begun. Lsborers
are re-planting trees and shsubbery,
filing up bitches. md leveling works of
troops.
BaRsLAu, June .l4-The stadt the
atre was entirely destroyed. ...
LONDON, J1ne;14 Earl De Grey will
be created hfarauis OF Ripon, aa re-
ward for his treaty services.
A. review of 400. 600 troopa occurs in
the Champs de Mars on Sunday next.
The troops are leaving Lavitlette.
Rochefort being seriously i'll, his trial
Is postponed.
The committee OF the Assembly on
the budget is known to favor raising
funds By loan.
'Aspeoinl 10 the Standard says there
we're twentytone executions yesterday in
the Bois de Boulogne.
PARIS, June 14.-The Bank Of Trance
holds ~. 900, 900 bullion.
LONDON, June 14-The steamer Anna
Smith was wrecked. nenr the English
ooask Ten lives wero lost.
The Times says of the trensy of Wash
ington:,It was not England alone who
yielded some of her claims; the United
States also made great concessions. The
1imss considers it unprecedented TINT
such q grave difference between nations
as the Alabama claims should have been
settled without resort to arms. The de-
nnand for consequential damages for in
jury done American commerce by the
Alabama and kindred vessels was unas
ceptable to the English commissioners,
and was abandoned by the United States.
The Times. in conclusion, expressed The
hope that taking pattern from the adjust
ment OF the American question, the Ia.
tiOnB OF Europe will rise TO a higher
conception ,6f the, aims aud dhties Of III
tsrpationsl friendship. Cy,,
AThA Empfess Augusta iste1pett9d no.
,day:l h .,t7..r Ill, -
q VaksA AtrnHs, June l4.-Rochef6ltwhl
plead, that q military mmisstoniia In
oampetent to. try his case, and kalEdr
:mand q jury. ,.l .r n
q ATHENS, June. 14.-Rangnbee; nov
Mfniseef 70 .Wah4ihgton, has been, ap
pointed t. Paris. o%.r'
~ VERSAILLES June 1.-THE Obfciel
Jdtiraat says the story of executions in
the Bois de Bonloghe with mitraillenses
ls m ouious nnd ABSURD calumny; and
denies that the Orleans Princes dined
with Theirs. Joinville aud D'Aumale
visited Thiers unexpectedly. During
the interview, Theirs said, though
minister Of their father. he wasi TO: lay
Hepd OF. the republic There was
ing significant in the visit. They under.
stood the past and accept the presen
situation. Tho Journal ndds: '.Thiers
did himself honor by his bearing during
the interview, and Republicans were IN
embarrassed in the presence of the
illustrious aud noble Princes" In order
to combat Napoleonic intrignes, it i,
proposed to mSeach the Emperor.
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American Intelligence.
CnAhLEsros, June l4.--Arriyed.--
schooner jessie Clark. Philndepliia..' = D
READING. June 13.--The Demoorati,
County Convention instructed doiegate
in the next NationMi UunYtIitiou 10 Yot,