The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-01
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eatives Of England. at Versailles, are IL
stsaosed not to accompany the Prussian,
Through Paris. The Government de-
clines any further answer to questions OF
Co what measures they had taken tc
mitigate Prussian exactions from France
BERLIN, February 27.-News of the
conclusion Of peace has accustomed i'm.
mepse excitement in this eity, The
streets are crowded; houses are DECORATED
with flowers and festoons, and thousands
OF people are in front of the Palace.
Ihefe will be general illumination to.
night. iA - ,j,aa
ConoeNn. February 27.-The Gazette
says the signature of the preliminaries
ot the treaty of peace was delnyed by
tae- 'neerventlon OF the English, Rus
SIAN ana Austrian Governments. The
italian Government declined to inter.
fere.
PARIS. February 27.-The Reds held
dieorderly mass meeting, Sunday, in
honor OF the anniversary of the RepuL-
hc Qt. l64S. The police we're drowned
In the SEINE, and the magistrate driven
on. Journals continue to assaiI the
Praasians in bitterest terms.
BORDEAUX, February 27-Noon. The
assembly holds no session to-day.
aisis and Picard are expected tonight.
The extreme and moderate Left held a
mectlng, last night, to prepare protest
ageinst the cesson of French territory.
PARIS, February 27-rid London, 29.
-Oihoial notice, signed by M. Picard,
oonhrns the signature of the prelmina-
ries of peace, and announces that the
armlstioe has been prolonged four DAYS.
Contributions and acquisitions are to
cease. The entrance of the Germans
into Paris Was the price paid to save
belfort. Ponier Quertier has been ap-
pointed Minister OF Finance. 1t is said
Aurelles de Puladines will bo named
Commander of the National Guard of
the Seine. The Gcrmaus will enter
Paris on Wednesday, and evacuate the
city Immediately upon the ratification of
peace. The Consultative Commission
goes to Bordeaux on Tuesday, and the
debate upon the question of the ratili "a.
tlon' OF the treaty Of peace will commence
lmmediately: Tho Partisan army will
occupy the left bank of the Seine. No
french IN uniform to be allowed to enter
the German portion of the city, which
will be surrounded by barricades.
Ihere was much patriotic agitation,
on Sunday night, in consequences of a
report of the Immediate entry of the
Germans and the guard erected rampnrts
in the Champs Elysees, 10 repel the
enemy. There was, however, no dis.
turbance. at midnight, on Sunday.
quiet was restored; but on Mondny
morning, the city was again agitated:
crowds surrounded notice, signed by
Picard, and which was placarded in
various parts of the city, appealing for
the preservation of order and dignity.
The crowd also invaded the prison of
st. Pleagu. and freed two commandants
OF the guard. All the papers-even
ultra Radical-recommen non-resist-
ance to the entry Of tho Germans. All
the papers will abstain from publication
during the occupation. It is believed
there will be no conflict.
BORDEAUX. February 27.-At meet
ing of the Left, last night, Louis Blanc
said the union of the sections of the
Lett would produce on excellent effect;
but this nesting was untimely, because
1t was held to protest against conditions
yet unknown. Ganbetta recommended
that the meeting suspend the protest
until the conditions wero officially an
nounced to the Assembly; then all should
adopt the same line of action, but no
formal engagement for united action
should be now entered into.
PARIS. February 2S-The Patrie saws
the question Of the entry of the German
army into Paris occupied the negotiutors
ten times longer than those of territorial
cession md indemnity. Many citizens
have purchased Il weeks provisions, to
avoid appearing in the streets during
the German occupation. The policeman
drowned in the Seine, by the enraged
crowd, on Sunday. proves to have been
an employee under tho Napoloonic Pre-
feet Pitrie, and to have been murdered
in consequence.
LONDON, February 20.-Thc evening
edition OF the Times has tho following
additional particulars of the treaty: !:
The fortified cities Of Lunevilie. Nancy
and Belfort are left to France. Loncwy.
Ihionville. Metz. Saarbruck and the
iron districts go to Germany.
PARIS, February 29.-During the threo
years allowed for the payment OF III, in.
demnity, $4,000 Pfussian troops will oc
cnpy Compcigne, living ut the expense
OF the Frenfb people. During tho oc-
oupation Of The city, unarmed Prussinns
will be permitted to visit the puLlio edi-
fees. but corps Of 10000 troops will
not be allowed to leave the Fuubourp