The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-19
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,sLeNpoN, April i7.LA leading edito-
riaf upon the report aF. the: ,resplt OF; the
!ahPrss s0t the High Commission, in the
1tnses, OF to-day, says the case OF the
Alabama has always created feeling of
lnsecnrity IN England, and has demo-
ralized American politics. We hail the
possible settlement. and think that arbi-
traitors will .acquit England of RESPONSE
bllity Tor the deeds OF the Alabama.
The Times adds that the Alabama was
partially fitted ont Mt Azore, and hence
Portugal'is liable to our experience. The
TIMES is 7avidently not: sanguine of I'M
mediate settlement Of the question. for
itywarns the British public it is yery nm
oertain whether a5treaty will be ratified
BY the American Senate. Tie demon
stration in Hyde Park, yesterday, In fa-
vor OF the Paris insurgents, was d fail
PARIs, April 17.-A Communist decree
provides for Inethodical requisition upon
the, e,inhabitants of Paris street by street.
Another deoree oonvokes the Syndioni
Chambers, In order to draft statistics of
'ah9ndoned workshops, and arrange for
M their ~ re:oPening by workmen who are
not proprietors: 's .7.1
Il, FARisi April 17-Noon. There was
firing all night, and it continues this
norning. I Tie red flag, was placed On
the summit Of Q church at Nenilly, yes
terday AFTERNOON, by youth of sixteen,
anid az shower of balls; Scarcely a
ehdEoh sIs open now. st. Venient de
Paul and 81: gaqpess DeHont have been
pillaged and the clergy arrested.
VRRS ArYYpacS A
has ordered municipal elections in Paris
for the both. Tie Government troona
carried the Chafean Breoon, which com
mandsl ;Aenieres. The fight az Neuilly
is progressine, and seems, from the
sound. TO be nearing Paris. It is ru-
mored that the diplomats OF the United
States, England and Italy, Jointly, are
urging the Commune to agree to q truce.
The Com mune has instituted a general
.oGutb martial. .iisi@t 49, 80 Il. '.--
= j. oNDoN. April 49, The Times has n
special from Paris stating that it is re-
ported Prussia will intervene in the nf.
fairs, OF France, in caae the Commune
should be victorious over the Versailles
GoVernment. The Prussians have adj
:vanoedsto Aubervillieres u ,,sI..,is c 9
The DAILY, !-Wet0s has speoiai despatch,
from Paris, which says the Commune
Nas III 4tS InandS the cash amount of
$4,000. 600 francs, paid l,by the Bank of
France; for unsold bonds i6f the oity of
hParfbf ,lif,GIJ 4lNiu - =
LA 4 despatch from Versailles SAYS d w the
ePrussians have agreed TO stop raviotual-
ing Paris by y.way of st. Dennia. ], The
lnsnrgents. now occupy the greater part
OF the woods Of Oolombes. beyond AS.
nieta Prinoai Bismarck, in a note to the
sVefsailles Government, admits the right
GOD 2McMnhon to occupy, with Frenoh
:trYobs, the ground around Paris made
met NEUTRAL BY the stipulations Of the preli.
4minary treaty Of peace. i in5..r ,y1y
zhi.Kater ThieFs, ina circular, confirms
The capture OF Chateau Brecon. Chateau
Brecon commands Chlicy, as well as
!Asnleres. The reported capture of
oolors from the Pontifical Zouaves at
/. 'Nuiily"is untrue.
50 8, LONDON: April 19-The was slight
earthquake in Scotland.
nj The Lutheran iphabitants of Lovonia
petition Russia for annexation to Prus-
sia; 1.-THE Ozar ordered the petitioners TO
leave: ILoyonia. under pain Of confisce-
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