The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-05
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,iotE,oaDoN,FM March 3. 4-The miniatarial
motion fori select eohtnittee TO iuauine
into affairs Id ireland passed, the Com
mons by eighty -one majority ~ ~, @'''77
A telegram to the Times, from Yer
Hailes, Gays the Germans e~lcuate Paris
tp-days Prince Frederick Charles retires
Immediately behind the. Seino The
Emperor and Grown Prince leave in q
few odsys for some point on the right
bank, of the Seine.
80; PAINS, March 2 2-Some Germnns who
paased the line Of .demaroation offered
their hands, saying: "Now peace is con-
cludea. We are friends" but were re-
pulsed with the reply: eve are con-
guered,: but with the conditions imposed
Dy Bismarck, We can never be friends. -
Some d;sguised Prnssian officers pene-
trated into the city, but were soon re-
ecogqizsd, and their lives being in danger
from the people, were protected by the
authorities and re-conducted into the
German lines. The populace are less
oaim than yesterday. A despatch of
"Wednesday hight says the Germans
and Perfect tranquility prevails.
.hBRqssBLs, March 2.lThe Belgian
army has been placed on aHpeace foot
lnG.l The militia .4re sent home. A
peace plenipotentiary will hold sessions
OF che Hotel de Vile.
n1joNb9N, March "A despatch from
Versailles Gays the French indemnify is
payable in three instalments, viz: one
milliard eha1ers In 1871. two milliards in
1872, and two milliards in 1873; interest
3s only payable on the last instalmept
from which proportion of debt appertains
to Alsaee and Lorraine, is estimated at
half q mifiard thalers, and cost of rail-
ways in. the Eastern part of France, is to
be deducted.
The Pail Mall Gazette expresses the be-
lief that the high commission now in
session at Washington is avoiding all
dihtonlties as, to the distribution of the
Alabama claims, and will agree to pay n
round sum OF money, leaving the divi-
Sion OF the Same to the United States.
BERILN, March 3.-The Empress has
received the following, dated Versailles.
March g.: have just ratified the condi.
lions OF pelce, which the Bordeaux AS
sembly has accepted. Thus far the work
is complete, which was, through seven
months of battle, to be achieved-thanks
to the valor, devotion and endurance of
our incompatible army and the sacrifices
OF the fasherland. The Lord of Hosts
has everywhere visibly blessed our en-
tefprise, and by his mel cy, has permitted
an honorable peace. To Him be the
honor; to the fatherland, thanks.
(Signed) WILHELM.
BoRDEAux, March 3.-Rochefort.
Lonis Blanc, Mallon and Friden have
resigned their seats in the Assembly.
Piatt refused to resign, but declared he
would never enter the Assembly until
the cession OF French territory was re-
scinded.
LONDON, March "a colliery explo-
sion at Victoria killed twenty persons.
LONDON, March All the German
troops have left Paris. The evacuation
terminated at II O'Clock on Friday morn
ing, in accordance with the terms of the
convention.
A despatch from Havre, of the Sd,
says the Mobile and National Guards
have been disbanded, and the trenches
around the town are being filled up.
Gladstone is sick.