The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-26

r,.y= BERLIN, June "a.
An imperative demand has been made for
the Immediate payment of the first instalment
of the indemnity which it was agreed should
be paid In thirty days after the re-establish-
ment of versaIllist authority.
Serious complications have arisen between
Germany aud England. The subject is IN
known, but:severe dispatches are passing oe-
tween Bismarck and Granville.
The Marquis de Gahrial, French charge
d'affaires at Berlin, has arrived in the German
capital. ~
- VERSAILLES, June "a.
In the Assembly the minister of the interior
stated it would be inoppertune to raise the
state of siege in Paris at present, but the gov
eminent would allow the citizens every liberty
in the coming elections not inconsistent with
public safety. The public utterance of insurrec-
tionary doctrines and in6ammatory appeals
could not be tolerated. The Assembly appoint
ed a,committee, previously agreed to, to re-
verse the governments Of Tours and Bordeaux.
PARIS, June "a.
The people are constantly applying to the
government for relief. 1t Is estimated that
100000 subjects for charity are in the city.
Labor Is scarce, and there Is uneasiness rela-
tive to the payment of overdue rents. Re-
turning prisoners all. say the German people
are friendly. but, the authorities treated them
harshly.
General Mcmahon has issued an order abro-
eating the former regulations permitting the
sale of lnflammables. By the new order, re-
tailers are forbidden 10 keep on hand at one
time over two hundred litres of such material.
All persons who disobey this mandate will be
tried by court-martial. Manufacturers and
dealers in arms and ammunition are required
to. submit to acquisitions on the fabrication
and sale of those articles.
Pletre, formerly project Of police and secre-
tary to the Emperor Napoleon, is expected 10
return TO Paris.
M. Theirs has presented to each of the regi-
ments of the armya copy of his history OF the
revolution and empire.
The Gaulois announces that elections for the
Conseils Generaux,will be held July 18th.
A Free Trade League has been established
at Versailles, with Leon Say as president, and
Flottard, secretary. The league objects to a
modification of any Of the commercial treaties
with other powers without the consent of the
Assembly.
A letter from Louis Blanc is published, de-
claring the Republican party, hitherto a
force, must become a power.
The Llberte reports that o violent quarrel
took place yesterday on the Boulevards be-
tween the promenaders and a party of Prus-
sian officers, aud in consequence Mcmahon
has requested the PrassIan commander to pre-
vent his officers from entering the city.
The ~stringency of the passport system has
been increased. Arrests continue to be made.
Among the prisoners sent to Versailles this
week are a considerable number Of well-dress-
edand respectable appearing men and women.
General Tillimand has raised the blockade of
Fort Intimal, In Algeria, after O spirited
fight, losing eight killed and thirty wounded
Bourbaki has recovered from his wounds.
Bourbaki commands Lyons. Gambetta de-
cllnes the Assembly eandidature. Gambetta
says the present Assembly Is Illegal The Or
leans Princes will not return to. their estate at
Chantlly until the Prusslans have evacuated
the Department Of OILS.
MADRID, June "a.
The address to the crown was adopted-l64
to sS-when the resignation Of the whole min
lstry was announced. 1t is thought serano
will be president Of the new ministry.
BRUSSELS, June 23.s
Baron de Anethon informed the Chamber
to-day that as far as known Of Inc Communists
under arrest in Paris one hundred and sixty.
five are subjects Of belgium. He said the Bel
gian Government had not asked for their re-
lease, nor did it intend to, but it expected and
you'd see that they had impartial trials.
LONDON, June 3D.
In the House Of Commons to-day two fruit
less attacks were made on royal privileges.
One was a proposition to build a much needed
public road through the grounds and by the
side of Buckingham Palace; the other was a
proposal TO sell the unoccupied palace, such as
St. James and Hampton Court, and apply the
proceeds 10 the reduction Of the public debt.
Both Of which were rejected.
Mr.. Gladstone and the Wing members we've
conspicuous in their devotion to the crown
and their antagonism to the measures pro-
posed.
1t is rumored that Prince Arthur Is to be
made Duke OF Ulster, and the government In.
tend, before the Propagation OF Parliament, 10