The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-01
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nakaaanno1hdemen that, 4enneral La
asf9ses has !s|sly sapRssasss s'iS 'he
st sssfs ess5sss1ss, ssssis3s
-Af {ssJ ael6lSk Ut oen. a tbe Sub.
Censfai Comm ittes sa aptaasad a. ssh feHca Of
deathason Miltfadd szsEa siE anvfelle;; f6f Being
engaged iinEans obstinate and guilty.dt.
temptagainAt the existence Of the com,
mittee; General ;DaYall Was. .at the
same time, authorized to search out ana
arrest:all lenemies Of the oommune.o a.g u
IhesCz:i 9,.! du freuplaS pengsav and. Nou-
piAe. Repubi q4e attaek. .tbes Assembly, in,
signs of aA attA az % "a Versailles. J, z! :,
The Executive Oommittee, appointed
by. Thea Sub Central Committee, ia COM
posed of 1rid Ion, i End des,i % oVaillalt, LIE
Franchise, Duyal: Pyatt and Bergeret.
They will4 ay!' have charge ,oi affaIrs for: q
LoNpoa, I1hroh so.-In the House Of
Commons. to-night, q petition was, pre-
sentadi benring the signatures of quar-
ter millipE Of PERSONS; asking the repeal
OF tue tcantsgious disease Act. + Simon
gave n0tipe Oft ta ton questioning the
right 1.-the; House Of Lords to negative
g bill which had been spassed in the
CommonH, and expressing the, opinion
that shqh, action on: the part OF the Lords
Ia Inconsistent. with aygystem ~of repre-
sentationsofztilla 4 Sir Charles Dixie de.
nounoed the action. Of Russia in repudi-
ating ths treaty Of Paris. Of. 1856, and
also the tone of the. despatch OF Prince
ments; pfff the treaty: He blamed Earl
Granville for uonsentinR, to reopen the
Euyihs question in the London confer
1encs; ;lahd asserted that, lowing to colIu.
sion between Rtssi1 and Prussia, the
result of. the cor terence was inevitable. !
LoNDSN,t March 80. An. interviewer
makes Prince Bismarck say: The Reds
now In possession of Paris are simply
rioters. Thiers' government lis the only
legitimate Sone.s When the Insurgents
tranegress the conventions: between Ger
many. and, ithe Thiers government. the
Germans will treat them az rioters. and
disparse them by force, but while keep
Ing within the stipulation, the Germans
will let them elone.s Facilities will be
given |; the Ehierss government for the
concentrate Of troops, German aid is
also sprobabl upon application OF the
Thiers government. I. q z5ltt 4 4
.i LONDON, March 81.-Adyics from Paris
at noon state that the Sub, Central Com.
mittee have aupited their power. to the
communal Council. The CONSUMPTION
has been abolished as all nble bodied man
i belongto the National Guard.
" VEHaAItIrs, March 31.-The Govern
rnent stops horses, cattle and mails en-
tering Paris. .1s. 4 IS .-s'4' ' -. - =
BhUssE1s, March 31.-The sittines of
the Peace Conference are suspended. To
avoid controYersy,, the business here.
AFTER WIN ne conducted by exchange 81
notesds Oommerciali questions will be
settled BY the French and German dele.
sAsiS Maphlp, aaaoh 8i.4drbbes e. .o.pta;n. 2,
. General of Porto, Rico: has been ordered
"a - That LIZ island ii Ji,,y.
The Cuban elections will be ordered as
soon as Valmase1a arfanges the prelimi-
narieS. sfazkast 81 * 3{i-s ,i s&3tig, sYzs
PAnIs; Afarohl 81 The delegates to
I the Commune Nationale, to-day, sur
rounded the general post Office, prevent
ing it's transfer TO Versailles. The postal
services taoompl let4ly disorganized. j The
Electoral Qommittee demand rigid soru-
1 tiny into the. elections OF Sunday, last. /.
NEw w's9 sRoRE. 4ssehs 81 "a +Yoyld spe.
cial eFayai all lis 3consternation. The
TatohTord OF the Commune is I'D cath
" 'bAV 1lcus TO l0nu owners and to
priests e "a decree for the oonf1scation
y Of Chnrchb property has been prepared.
Denunciationa Of suspected parties are
hourly made Tho gnillotine viii saon
be 'eracted. Inmates of many houses
have been marked for the guilIotine.
Drafts. on the treasury are not paid.
eithersin Paris or Versailles ! l3,l !.
LONDON, Maroh 31.-There is TO be a
great race between Oxford and Cam.
bridge onsthe Thames tomorrow. Bet.
ting sixkto four on the Cambridge. i
ssIt is REPORTED that Antoneli has re.
signed the SeoretaEyship OF State in the
Papal Cabinet, irIrsi' te.1, 81 {'ilW ~
Shanghai advices, report that serious
disturbances. are; expected in japan.
One of 1.-the Mikado's ,counse}lors have
been asBassinated! The act Ens known
to have been cf q political nature. F'''
Araerluans sInseilIgenoe.
OHAR1EsroN, March 81.-Arriyed-
4 Steamarg James Adger, New York; Ma.
ryland,a RAlImore3 echooners L. @. 6.
S:MishaEs Baltimore; Benjamin Reed,