The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-31
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VERsArhnEs,i March 2o.-Deputies Of
the Right in the. Assembly demand the
removal OF the, Lefts. Theirs positively
refuses compliance. General Chansy
promised the insurrectionary COMMITTEE.
before he was released, that he would
not fight, except against foreigners.
Clemenoean resigned his scot in the
ASSEMBLY. Rusheiuion, a member OF
the Left, has declared himself o turn
coat, because the Official Journal has
defended assnssination. A motion was
made in the Assembly to. day to interrupt
communication with Paris The Co.
vernment circular says France is rallyinR
to the support Of the Government, and
asserts that the continued occupation OF
French territory by the Prlssians is due
to the insurgents. The Government has
temporized with the insurrectiou. to
avoid bloodshed. Menotti and Ricotli
Garibaldi have declined to fight, except
against foreign enemy.
at Versailles, to-day, there was o turbu-
lent meeting OF Deputies.
Large bodies Of cavalry and infantry
have arrived from the West, and q large
military camp is formed at ST. German
for the protection of the Government.
The Worlds special from Berlin says
there has been correspondence between
Bismarck and the Central Committee, at
Paris; the latter represented that Theirs
Government was unsupported, in any
proper way. by the country, and the
election of new Assembly became
necessary; the committee offered, in the
meanwhile, to pay, in few days, an
instalment Of the indemnity due to Ger
many. Bismarck's reply was favorable
The opinion here is strong that the
restoration of the empire, by the aid Of
the imperial army, ia inevitable.
ST. PETERSBURG. March 29.-The Pa
triaroh Of Constantinople complained to
the Russian Synod that the Sublime
Porte is disturbing the order of the
church in Bulgaria. The answer of the
Synod is published. It shows the dis
satisfaction felt by the Patriarch at the
relations of the Porte and Greek Church
in Bulgaria, but considers the oonvoca-
tion of the council, which was proposed
by him, unnecessary.
BRUSSELS, March 29.-No sitting of
the peace conference was held to-day
The time of the second meeting is un-
determined. It is rumored the events in
Pnris cause delay of negotiation.
LONDON. March 29.-The Germans
officially deny having encouraged insur-
rection.
The House of Lords passed the fund
ing bills and adjourned
In the House OF Commons discussion
on church questions occupied the even
ing. The bill admitting the laity to a
larger influence in parochial matters
reused much feeling and met with strong
opposition. Gladstone begged for de-
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reading.
BERLIN, March 29.-The Reichstag
has approved the commercial treaty be-
tween the German Empire and San Sal
vador.
PARIS. March 29-Noon Everything
quiet. Duval submitted proposition to
disarm the National Guards who with
held adhesion to the Paris Government.
Assay, in a speech, said the republic had
formed committee OF public safety; the
opponents are to be shot down, if they
attempt ulterior measures; all the con-
spirators are to meet the same fate.
VERSAILLES. March 30-The CORES
pondence between Versailles and the
German Government has resulted in per-
mission to Theirs to increase the Paris
garrison to $4,000.
LONDON, March 30.-The Queen of
Sweden ls dead.
DeSchloezer has been appointed the
representative of the German empire at
at Washington.
PARIS, March 3O.-Tho manufacturers
of Paris have received permission from
the authorities at the Hotel de Vile to
resume work. The workmen must keep
their arms stacked, ready for use, as
conflict is very probable. The commu-
n ri tt,4
to future movements. No courts are
opened in Paris, NIL the judges having
fled the city. In the National Assembly,
Thiers has declared the withdrawal of
the Germans from France for the mo-
ment suspended. More German troops
will enter Paris, and the French forces
will be increased proportionately.
American Intelligence.
CHARLESTON, March 3O-Arrived-
schooners st. Elmo, New York; Clara,