The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

at the triumphal entry Of the army, and
inauguration of an equestrian statue OF King
Frederick william, to-day, the display was
grand. The CITY was thronged with people.
The procession, one Of the most magnificent
of modern tines. was headed by eagles
and standards captured from the French.
After the address of welcome and con-
gratulations,. the Emperor, at the head
of a brilliant cortege, rode down the Via
Trlumphales. The road was strewn with
flowers, as he advanced, by hundreds oil young
girls dressed In white. The procession was
mainly composed Of attachments represent
ing every regiment which was engaged in the
war. The enthusiasm Of the spectators was
unbounded. Upon the unvellipg OF the statue
of his father, Emperor william delivered a
speech, and, in closing, he said 'This monu-
ment, which was projected in a time OF the
%profoQndest peace, now becomes a monument
of one of the most brilliant though bloodlesto OF
modern wars. May the peace SO dearly achieV-
ed be a lasting one." The triumphant entry
Was unprecedentedly grand, 20 the closing
scene. Bismarck then approached the Emper-
or; and asked leave to unveil the statue. qhe
Emperor bowed and Bismarck moved his hand.
when the canvass fell from the statue. while
drums ratified, trumpets blared, the standards
of the guards were lowered toward the statue,
the troops presented arms and cLeered loudly,
a salute was fred Of one hundred and one
guns, the church bells broke into insIaataneT
Gus ringing, while out of turmoil the national
air resolves itself. The Emperor, helmet In
hand, thenapproached his Iather's static ana
walked slowly around it. Bands struck up
sNun danket allie Colt" and the troops Joined
In sirEiHg the hymn. The ceremonies closed
with comforting honors on victorious generals.
Among them, General Won Room was made
Count of the Empire, and General Won Moltke
field marshal of the Imperial army.
LONDON June l7-f
Insurrectionary placards have been posted
In Paris by another branch Of the Information
al Society," which disavows connection With
incendiarlsm ;:but proclaims to be engaged In
a.struggle. against cowardice and war, and
against despotism and monopoly.
VERSAILLES, June L..
The chief newspaper journalists who constl-
tuted themselves q committee to offer collec-
tive ticket composed of non-partlsan candl-
dates, meet with opposition from Republican
journals.
: Motions submitted by Baze, yesterday, to
extend the powers of Theirs and functions of
the Assembly two years, were unexpected by
Baze's colleagues, and regarded inopportuae.
It is thought no action will be taken upon
them by the Assembly.
Il Is reported that Pyatt has been arrested
ar nNv1IierUp u1sgu5eu us a priest. GeneraI
Fabrice presented compliments TO l~hiersupon
the overthrow oil the Commune.
Prince Bismarck has promised to diminish
the German army OF occupation In France.
The amount of The proposed French long ioan
will, it Is now said, be reduced one'ffth.
A court-martial assemblies next week fer the
trial of Rochetort, ASST and Rossel. A grand
review of one hundred thousand men, which
has been announced. for the Champs de Mars
Sunday next, will be held at Long Champs.
The which obtained circulation ofmodl-
hcatlons in the ministers is authoritatively
contradlcted-
MADRID, June lG.
There has been along discussion In commit
tee of Cortes with reference TO The amend
ment of the treaty with the Bank OF Paris,
under which, the treasury loan was to have
been effected. No conclusion was reached.
FLORENCE. June lG.
The propositions of Senior LAURA has been
approved BY the Chamber Of Deputies, and the
discussion OF the army reorganization bill has
been ordered to begin Immediately. The st.
Gothard Railway bill was adopted by the
Chamber.