The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-10
AFTER THE STRUGGLE.
THE STATE OF FEELING EN-. PiRIS
4ND BERLIN.
The French Assembly to Meet at Ter-,
sai1les on sunday-rroubles in Paris
The Kaiser's triumphant Returp to
His Capital Thanksgiving I'm Ger
many-spIrIt of the British Press. :.

sAtlleS on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN e $50
The KaIser's Tri iumpha MT Return to
His Capital l-Thnnksgfving I'm Ger
many-spIrIt of the British Press.
BORDEAUX, Marclrs.
In the Assembly to-day Tolair proposed the
abrogatioi Of an lawsrestricsing theriehts ofehe
people tollofd meetings and form associations. -
Thecommittee Of the Assembly made report
In favor OF annulllng the election OF Garibald to
| the Assembly from Algters. Victor Hugo pro-
ceeded to make speech, warmly defending Carl
baldi, but he was interrupted BY great tumult
in the Chamber, and when he attempted. to con-
tlnue met storm of Kisses. he thereupon an.
nounced' his immediate resignation, sand abrupt
| lyaleft the Assembly.
The Assembly leaves Bordeaux on Saturday,
aud meets. at Versailles on Sunday.
PARIS, March 8.
|. The press urge tfIe.RepublIcans OF Montmartre
and Bel!evlle to stop their dlsorderly demonstfa-
lions, of force viii be used. They complain that,
by the conduct OF its wouldbe friends, tref Re
publican Government Ia compromised.
In consequence of the serious and threatening
character OF disturbances In Paris, a meeting
was held at the house OF the mayor, and Jules
Ferry, one OF the projects, rendered his restgna'
tiol,
fRe French Government has taken, In excess u
number OF the national gaard, more than, 120ao.
rides In. the quarters near the BeuleVarda the
troops were under arms all night at Aontmatrer
at Bivy, Place Roy ale, Beneville and Layillette.
The national guard have formed camps, support
ed by artillery. This aspect OF the city has thrown
the citizens generally into painful state OF ex.
element, and the consequence is, all confidence
in the stability Of the present government IS lost.
Suspicion and distrust> are visible everywhere.
The REPORT that the ex-Emperor ls t0leave VIII
helmshohe for England is premature. Napoleon
Will not leave untit .peace is definitely signed at
B.usseli.
Several Germans holding official positions In
Paris before the war hs7eretprred.
NBERLI,s, sMarohs.
Isyas ofaciany. proclaimed to-day that the En-
peror,s rstara to Berlin shall be obserSal as day
Of, thanksgiving throughout the Estherland.
The exact date has not been fixed. No period
Tor Mourning Will be appointed: The Emperor
in person will open the Reichssadt on the 2lst
instaht.
edo Russell has returned, and will attend q
special Cabinet meeting te-morrows
disturbance among some battsltons OF the
Paris Mobile Guard saE q,eled without serious
consequences.
Bismarck u.arIYeps Berlin ttday. ThesEn-
peror isexpected ss Berlin In tendays.s.
The London News says a-spectal convention has
been entared into under which the. German ooou-
patton Of Versailles Is to be extended TO tha lssa
. of March. - It- 49, 'tfz
The Post learns that. the prospect OF settle.
ment Of all maLters OF dispute beiwssn the United
States and Engsnd BY the High Commission at
Washington is very promising. There Is an EVIL
dent disposition to treat all thetorics with fair
ness. DISCUSSIONS irse'take place upon the hsfi'
efiss, and afterwards upon the Alabama clsms.
The Times expresses msgiy tngs ss to the result
Of the abors OF the High Commission, unless the
American commissioners and government show q
raIrer appreciation Of the gueslion than Amerl.
can senator's. The Tlmss says: England repu-
tatcs the assumption Of ier responsibility Tor the
depredntlons OF the Alabama, unit! 1t Is declared
by an impartial arbitrator Speaking Of the
cession Of territory, the Times says: IN It'll
mooted, the English commissioner will take care
It is not mentioned twice England VIII only
abandon her claims upon the expressed wish Of
the coionists, or. through var" 1t represents
this as the opinion OF the government, and adds
that instructions in harmony with the views
therein expressed on the Alabama claims have
been sent to the British members Of the commits
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The Latest.
LONDON. Msfehs
The Times has Madrid letter announcing that
Monipensler was oanlshed for refusing the mill
,ary-oatfi to support Amadeus.
The Post af1rms that secret treaty was ron-
cluded between Russia and Prussia abopt the
time the war broke out. Among .ts provisions
was Intervention should French successes threat
en- Poland-shoulI Austria demonstrate. Prussia
would demonstrate on her; shoald any European
power comosne with France, Bpssla. would com:
bine with Prussia.
PARIS, March 8.
The city is calm and II is dia'cult to sag
whether It Is the calm before the storm, or col
lapse or the Revoluaonlsts. The Nati2nal Guards
resist d!sbandment, pile their arms on the Boule-
wards and gather IN angry groups. The Belleyile
aud Montmartre Districts show no signs Of re.
volt. ,.
bismarck ia h6fe,