The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-13

leated the amendment LO 80 U FarlS Dy 40i 10
lO4, and adopted motion to go to Versailles
by 4Os to lO4. The first public session will be
held at Versailles on the 20th.'
PARIS, March II.
The Cloche newspaper announces the death
of Henri Rochefort, from heart disease. Gene.
raj Trochu is insane General Palladines yes.
terday received the officers of the National
Guards of Beleville, who, at the conclusion Of
the interview. appeared satisfied with the
generals republican assurances.
the National Guards holding Montmartre
have surrendered their cannon, and surrender
of all arms will be formally demanded to-
day.
The Bourse closed quiet. Rentes Soc s5f.
BRUSSELS, March IL.
The Etoile Beige says the natives Of Algeria
dIsarmed the Mobile Guards and are masters
/ of the situation. Bonapartist lntrigues are
rife here and elsewhere.
Germany,
BERLIN, March I.
The South German elections resulted in the
election of so Liberals, 10 Conservatives and
Is Clericals.
A long train of cars, filed with German
| wounded returning home, was run into yes
terdsy By a freight train near Puteaux, on the
Paris and Versailles railway. Nineteen pas
senger cars were broken to pieces. The num-
her killed and injured is unknown.
ZURICH, March II.
/ Germen celebration in honor of the return
of peace, which begun Thursday, was disturb
ed by French officers, who are retained here
| as prisoners of war.
The German Music Hall was. attacked aud
occupied by the French, and.severa persons
were Injured in the melee. The Swiss Federal
Council at once ordered the adoption of mill
tary measures.to put an end to the tumult and
prevent Its recurrence. Disturbances, never
theless, were resumed Friday when the Ger
man hall was again stoymed by the French and
the German flag torn to pieces. Subsequently
large number of people of Zurich, who SYM
sathized with the Germans, attacked the
prison. in which sixteen officers OF the French
Mobile Guard, arrested on the previous day,
were imprisoned. Swiss soldiers guarding
| the nrsor at once fred upon and repulsed the
mob. but unfortunately killed and wounded
several innocent people Ia houses on the OPP
posite side of The street. The riot has been
queled and to-day the city IS quiet.
EvESISs.-only one killed during the dis
turbances. The Federal Council sent for a
battalion of infantry and Two batteries Of artil-
lery to assist in keeping the peace. Further
disturbances apprehended.
England.
LONDON, March IL.
Eleven were killed and twenty-three wound
ed by an accident on the Northwestern Rail-
way.
The report that Emperor Napoleon is coming
to Chhelhurst is premature. He is not expect
ed at present. Il.
In the Commons the education bill and the
bill permitting marriage with adeceased w'ie's
sister passed.
ROME, March IL.
Disturbances occurred this morning in
Jesns's Church, and, though there was con-
siderable fighting, no person was wounded.
FLORENCE, March 10.
Victor Emanuel prononnces as forgery the
letter expressing surprise and disappointment
at the hard terms imposed upon France.
General Notes.
In addition to being sxilful strategist, Won
Multke is no less accomplished as linguist. IL
is said that he can speak every language and dia-
a.t nr EllrOOp.
Since the departure OF the German troops from
Paris, the cafes AMI places OF public resort have
been reopened, and the papers have resumed pun
lcatien. a healthy stir has also begun TO mani
fest itse.f iu all branches Of trade.
Among the deputies from Paris In the Frencn
Assembly are DerezJuski, who shotat me Emper-
or Of Russia several years ago; Tioaldi snOther
,repfcide ant Mot, all prisoners at Cayenne.
] hese persons were fayorites Of the "Red'' ele.
ment.
Upon the announcement In the Senate Assem-.
bly, OF the consummatlon OF the preliminary trci.
ty surrenderng Alsace to Prussia, the deputies
from that province retired from the hail. followed
by MN. Rochefort, Pyat, Louis Blanc and Ganl-
BETA The Assembly was much affected.
March. Upon lie reception OF the news Of the
ratification OF the treaty OF peace great excitement
resulted. and angry crowds filled the streets when
the police attempted TO dlsperse them sangut-
nary conflict ensued, IN which seFeral were hilleu
ON both sides.
Permission has been given By the German au-
thorltie5 10 The French prisoners at. .Sbandau to
publish French paper. 1t ls caEea LIE Journal
lies Prlsonniers Tile paper commands large
sale among the Germans-among the educated
classes, who understand French, for It's VIII,
and among the unlearned, the Prussian sol. sol
dIers, who buy It to preserve as trophy OF the
war.
graea welcome will be accorded to the Ger
man troops on their entry into Berlin. The pre-.
naratlons for their reception have betn going on
for weeks, and the Berllners are determines J., W
nrnln
Illuminated in manner of unprecentcd splcnuor.
rhe EXPENSE for gas alone per evening In tne
Town iial will ue over $4,000. The Japanese AM
bassadurs 10 Prussia will be shown OH IN the pro-
cesslon.
ST1TEOF TIE VEITHER.