The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-02

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reHrssbn the fAekpf the House that; Che
HayeFn naane SAeceptfd: ]! the proposition
f4fho!asIg ltha Con ference. Gilpin con-
cSEfAas6f fenark saM motion
okSpeIke:E I6 gis6t tassA taH stdhs lit was
tnHalms.,lsss@i9h s.,is @ 9f lEnglshI sesSfye the
sape RE sp S; general
cRMsn1ea ls4tttiok y Sar6n idf GIG Ministers,
whosMTf saefaHded by Sir Robert Peel.
After :PaihE severely castigated by the
MinlsEesaaHsts. Delke withdrew his mo.
tion: Ihe I.e House Of Lords, after re-.
ceiving the Ohanpellor'ag bill to iuurnseat
20th. G. In the House OF Oom MONS, Huna.
son gave notice / Shat, ,thel government
wassprepsringh b bill providing for CON
federation of sthe British siatiis Fin the
West I4dies, 2 Gladstone announced that
the House, would, on; Tuesday next,
adjopEn ifor the Easter holidays. Coch:
rama lconseryative) moved. that in the
opinion OF the House, Her Maiesty's Co
vernnnent,in view OF existing TRANQUILITY
IN Europe, should urge Prussia to, mode.
rare 'thek terms OF peace she reouired of
France; He said the indemnity exacted
from Ftance was more than equal TO
ane.sixtb of the entire capital OF France.
Coehrananddad, that by herylaok Of sym
pathy'W Francei. England had lost O
nsm anytisW1i9Aoptl 0 gaining, another.
EetSr,AQare,a the banker, seconded the
notion. saying that payment OF indem-
Nty ;to,Aermany imposed dditional
BURDEN Of 9l41 1000. .O0Q. yearly. on French
r 5Tteya9ges. Gladstone replied that Eng
E'Sqnaa aaaaa conduct 1!i was epplauded BY al
the Immediate cause Of the war; and
Germany fSwas right; though the latter
sWas not free .of blame in the affair. He
EegeeEa her revolutions conoarninp the
ao.called :Benedittihtreaty, and defended
..1Grapville's policy Of nehtrality and his
course in securing the, neutrality Of
other powers. He; believed that through
-Granville's efforts Prussia had already
moderated her terms.,s He urged the in
opportunehess OF the motion, and it was
Withdrawn without 'further.debate. ,.gI;
r! 4Sr.4 PETBRsBURa. March. 31.-Prinoe
tGortsShakof. has nlso received the title
.of Serene .Highness; Baron Brunueow,
The rank Of Count: md Ignatieff, The
order of. ST.. Alexande er: N Newsky4 ...,,ol !.
IoNDoN,sApzil: 1. Paris dispatches OF
rthe 5lst Iltimo Goneain Information that
a -nommift6e. will ,lease ttA Hotel da vile
YnrLnkembdnfg ! Members of the Com
m1ne npW administer ithe,affairs of the
different arondissemeuts.E The inhabi-
,tanta fcon ntinns to Gomez into Paris al
5@hoqgh @ many streets still loQk deserted.
The Gonstituti0nnei was seized yesterday.
Bismarck consents to the augmentation
spf Tho Paris army. ..toi go 600 men, t'sta'1
III NJ ! The boat face. betmsaen tile Oxford and
cambridge crews was won by the latter.
PARIS! April 1.-Bismarck asks Thiers,
in anote. TO define q time in which he
rwould accomplish the suppression of the
ninsurrection lin Parig Theirs resisted
nthe1 demsndi by an expression OF the
hope that he.wohld succeed in his efforts
OF conciliation,. and concluded by assert
ling the righti,to judge when other mea-
ceuTeS ntu Ho5551lTJ. ! ,i4sa4.. te-5:
|, a Florenos despatch; says that Wis
count 81 onuttv HIS been appointed
s Erenoh andb asaad dor 70 Rome, and Count
SPrastin Ohaisend comes to Florence in a
similar Capacity. sauiiYQ1 q DtSE4 estSr.
? OommanlSasfoli h2tween paris and
Versailles IS interrupted. There were
:, no letters or papers between the two
y cities on Friday. 4. s titia!f .ss s.iSeAlil j HI
..fArunaoe shaying, risen3 that q body OF
troops. interdad for, an attack on Paris,
8 had reached Neuillye and st. CLOUD, ali
: the Western gates sof' Patis we're Closed,
lend several officers Of the orderly eighth
battalion of the National Guards were
: arrested. The, complete isolation Of
Paris is momentarily. expected. The
Journals Frdncaise and E2ecteur Libe have
.,,ceased to appear. 75'i.t 'sy.n gf253
IT The Commune. has summoned Colonel
.Challeton. who. surrendered Fort Mon,
..Vaierien,. to Prussia, to appear for trial
|. bnt'he has refused to obey
M Z a.. American Intelligence.
q. BpsToN, March 31.-A bill was intro
.saucsd lin the State Senate to-day to sus
iRehdN Temporarily The seizure clause o.
(, ithe liquor law. In the State oonstnbnla
~" lnyegtigati6h before the Legislative