Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-02-03
The War In Europa.

VI war III EUROPE, ana Will be read with in
tercst:
WASHINGTON, January 2S.- Foreign
The Bonapartists are very active. Petre
Vundall and General Fleury ure at Wilhelm
shoe. BY the terms of the capitulatiou tho
National Guards captured ut Longvy, are
not prisoners.
Carriers pass constantly between Chiscl.
husrt and WiIhclmshoc and Versailles.
New York, January 28.-A New York
Herald special, dated Paris 23, says: Sat
arday night the crowd of citizens of Belle
vile, and others quarters, who had been
threatening mischief since the failure of the
sortic of the 10th, gathered in numbers
around the prison of Nazas where Flourcis,
Nlilicrs and other political prisoners arc incar
ccratcd, and after various riotous dcmonstra
tions, and gathering courage in the absence
OF opposition, made regular attack upon the
prison, and beat down the ga.cs with bIul
gcons, stones, and iron bars The tailor and
turnkeys fled for their lives, leaving tile Jail
free to the rioters, who opened the cells, re-
leasing the. inmates, until they found Flou-
rons, Millicrs, and their companions who
we're borne forth in triumph, amidst cries of Il
Jas Favre, Jas Trochu.
After parading the streets, the rutiiln!y
crowd stopped, and Flourcns made descent
upon the Mario Of the goth ACCOMPLISHMENT,
comprising the turbulent quarters of Belle.
viie st. Largcau, Perc La Chaisc and Cha.
vonncs, intending to establish the hcadeuar.
tcrs OF revolutionary movement, which, it
was hoped, would extend over the whole city
However, as the parade failed to draw any
large numbers of followers into active co opcr
alton, and finding those willing to plunge into
revolution VIC badly armed, and almost dcsti
tutc OF ammunition, tho rioters abandoned
The movement
Before dispensing, Flourcns called upon all
present to make oath to meet Sunday ut
noon, in front of the Hotel Dc Vile, and
there demand possession of the government
in the name of the people.
The rioters took tho oath with great vchc
mcnce and excitement and then broke up
into groups and returned to their homes.
LONDON, January 2l.-A Versailles cor.
respondent of the London Tines: writes un-
der date of the 25lh, that Favre returned
from Paris yesterday, and had another inter,
view with Bismark.
Another emute is reported as having oc-
CURED in Paris. The people in large nam
bers appeared before the hotel de Vile and
demanded from the government more sortics,
accompanying their demand with the err Of
Ion to Berlin" The rising was suppressed
by tronps, who fired upon the mob, several of
whom were killed and wounded.
ST. Denis was bombardmcnt on the 9th,
and the French replied fcchly
Official dispatches from Paris, on the 22nd,
announce the separation Of the command Of
the army from the Presidency OF the govern
mcnt.
Trochu retains the latter Office, and Vinoy
is now the commander of the forces
Saturday night mob forced open the Ma
z's prison, and released Gsslave, ''lourcns,
Felix, pyatt aud other political prisoners
On Sunday a crowd surrounded tue Hotel dc
Vile and fired upon the officers, who refused
them admittnncc. The fire was returned by
the Mobiles with such effect that five of the
rioters were killed aud eighteen wounded
the rest dispersed, and quiet was restored.
Later ndviccs from Paris state that the gov.
crmmcnt has stationed large force of troo,s
and artillery in the Place Hotel dc Vile, the
courts martial doubled, and the clubs closed.
and the Democratic organs, lie Rcricl2c and
lie Combat suppressed.
HAVANA SUNDAY AMrsEMEwrs- They
hull fight in Havana on the Christian Sab
patu. ~ IcCcuI lcttcF conciuuCS "S al
nascda and Ills friends left the plaza Just If
ter the killing of the fifth bull, probably to
avoid bei.,g impcdcd by the crowd AS he
lett, the audience rose to their feet, and the
band played the royal march. Outside the
walls Of the ampi,hcatrc, on the grass uf an
adjoining vacant lot lay four horses gorcd to
death 18th, with large wud Of hemp Suf
fed into a hole in his side, was dying One
dead stccd has already been placed by some
negroes, into cart for removal, and there
were two or three others 50 badly wounded
that they would IL al probability die dnipe
the night. In the slaughtcrhouse tho hide
was nearly all stripped from the last killed
bull, and crowd Of sGuald negroes and
tawny children we're lowering, deeply inter
cstcd, about the slain animals, pulling their
cars and tails, and making bravado remarks
about their appearance"
BURNING IN NEwBERRY.-W learn that
tho barn and:stablcs of G. Maybin, Of New
berry, containing all his forage and eight
mules, were entirely destroyed by fire on
Monday night, 23d ult. 1t vas the work of
an inccndiary.
= The present food supplying region Of
the German armies is said to be Hungary,
which is paradoxical.
= sUnansWerable Arguments.