The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-02
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Foreigs, samairs.


ish- Egyptian trouble. A peaceful solu.
ton IL probable.
The excitement regarding rrussian oc-
s:Pas:ca &c scmewhss exaggerated. Sal
len sorrow is general, with tierco anger
and threats in some quarters.
PARIS, February % 1t is stated that
ehe occupation OF the departments South
OF the Seine ceases after the ratification
OF the treaty, and that of the other de-
partments after payment of 100000
OF the indemnity. The fortresses are to
be occupied until tho entire indemnity is
pnid.
BORDEAUX, February 28.-President
Thiers read to the Assembly, to o-day, the
conditions Of peace. France cedes one
hith of Lorraine, including Metz and
Ihlonville, and all of Alsace, except Bel
tort, and pays an indemnity of five mil
iards francs-one milliard this year and
the balance in three years. The German
troops will gradually withdraw from
FRENCH territory, as the payments are
made. The armistice is prolonged to the
18th of March.
BERLIN, February 2S-The Prussian
Gross G1zette stHtos that orders hive been
given the municipal authorities of Ber.
lin To prepare quarters for Saxon, Baden
Bavarian and Wurtemburg troops, who
will pass through Berlin with other re-
turning TROOPS. Orders say it is the
%ish OF the Emperor that oil parts OF
Germany should be represented on the
occasion of his entry into the capital.
BORDEAUX, February 2S.-After read
Ing the conditions Of peace, TLicrs said,
for himself and colleagues, that they had
gone to the limit of their rcsponsibility.
The Assembly must be accountable for
the rest. No member could abstain from
voting In the present circumstances
Inc Assembly meets in committee this
evening, md holds public session to-.
morrow: The buil,Iing is strongly
guarded. The city is tranquil.
PARIS, February 28-Evening. The
city is tranquil. The districts which the
Germans Intend to occupy are deserted
barrlcades have been erected in Mont.
martres, Bellevillo and Lochapelle, and
there arc disturbing symptoms generally.
All needy precautions arc being taken by
the authorities.
MADRID, February 2S.-The Govern
ment is sure of a majority in the Cortcs.
!, LONDON, Mnrch 1.-President Thicrs
has issued proclamation to the people
of Paris. in which he appeals to their
patriotism and wisdom, for the preserya-
tion of order. Famine, says Theirs.
compelled the surrender of the forts and
Obliged the Government to open negoti-
atlons. They were only able to obtain
an extension Of the armistce by consent.
lug to the partial occupation of Paris.
me French army will occupy tho left
oank OF tue Seine, to secure tho execu-
ton OF the convention. Thiers urges
the people not to break the con vention
and thus entail frightful misfortunes
upon France. An order OF the dav, is
sued by Vinoy, says the Government un-
hesltatingly contides to the National
Guard the care of the city, and trusts in
their devotion and intelligence for the
maintenance Of order. The least agita-
ton will furnish pretext for irreparnble
misfortune, which only calmness and
dignity can avert. Tie proclamation of
Theirs and the order of Vinoy produced
good impression in Paris, but military
precautions have been taken to prevent
disorders. The eleventh Prussian corps
and the Bavarians will cnter Paris TO.
day. Belgium will recognize the French
Republic.
Special dispatches from Paris to the
London papers say the city is in q very
disturbed state and serious occurrences
are unprecedented.
A special to the Times says delegates
from the National Guard held m Meeting
and resolved to resist the entrance of the
Germans. At meeting of 1900 Ma
tional Guards, it was determined to at
tack the Hotel de Vile on Tuesday NOR
ing, but the attack fuiled from. want of
organization. Tho troops retreated to
the Place Bastile. Sympathy with re.
slstance IS extending. Venoy will not
interfere, but will withdraw lis army
BORDEAUX, March 1.-The first com
mlttee OF consultation which uccompa-
MED Thiers to Versailles unanimously
recon mend to the Assembly the ratifica
ton of the treaty. o
NO news of the Prnssian entrance.
Anerisnn Intelligence.
CHARLESTON, March 1.--Arrived.-
steamship Manhattan, New York; ship
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