The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-18
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~ Motions Submitted by Baze, Yesterday,
to. eftand tiie. pU#AtS iot THEIRS and
I functions, Of s N,es Rsaerhh)y atwo years,
werel ppexpeotad Ry, Bnze's colleagues,
and regarded finopportnues It is thought
iae no cotton wiz pc aken:upon tnem Blythe
It il fspottaaaa, thai ,pyatt has Is BE; Been
$ arrested at Iasiliette. disguised rs a
priest. I. Aag G4a. .
y, Gen: Fabrioe presented compliments
70 Theirs upon the overthrow of the
Commune. ia,'.t,i. ,;
H Prince Bismarck has promised to al.
mi1tsh the German army OF occupation
in France.
/, The amount OF the proposed French
long loan will, it is now said, be reduced
one,fifth. 5iti-: b M
A court-martial' assemblies next week.
for the trial of Rooheforp. Aasi and
.Rossel. .it:L.!,l,
A grand review Of 100, 600 men, which
has bean announced for the Champs de
Mars, Sunday nextp will be held at Long
Champs. 6Li tOHG,t!t1 .s.rr;iA3jr! =
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MADRID, june 16. .AcThere has been n
long discussion in. com mitteee of Cortes
Eyyitf referenoe' toA,the, amendment Of
the :treaty with tho. Bank Of; Paris.
( under (which the asrensurt loan,was to-
nsys iss.ss Ssen M Msi!sesea 4! ne a cohtlasios Sas
oaEE pns is le :t j ptopoyihapy i goiiIj
OF Senore! !nuzh hos been approved, by.
,shethamber OF Dspuhes, and the dis,
SgssaIoEg{ Hag q M stas aEny reii9Egani zatlehBill
&ThenSt.m Goihard . Rail wavl bill, as,as
Adopted by,tiie ;Chamber. / roG,o7'-i!H ! J
"BEnL1N, June l6.AAt tie ttin,hubal
entry Of the arMy, and d-.inauguration Of,
: an equestrian statne OF King Freisrick
William, to-day. the display was frand,
IAe city wasthronged with people. The
PROCESSION, one Of the most magnificent
OF modern times, was headed by eagles
and standards captured from tho French.
After the addresI of welcome ;and con
:gratnlaNons, the Emperor, at tie head
OF brilliant cortege. rode down the, Via.
Eriumphales. iTheroad was strewn with
flowers. !as he advanced, by hundreds of
young girls dressed in white. The pro.
cession was mainly composed Of detaoh.
ments representing every regiment which
Xes engaged in the. war. Enthuaiasm of
the spectators was ,unbounded. Upon
the unveiling OF the statute OF his father,
William delivered speech, and, Tih clos-
Ing, he said: "This monnment,., which
WAS projected IN a time Of the profound.
est peace. noY becomes o monntnent of
one OF the most brilliant though; blood
lest OF modern wars. May tho peace so
dearly achieved. be a lasting one" .n,l T.
- The ceremonies closed With conferripo
hohors on Victorious generals Among
them. Gen. Won Boon was made Count
Of the Empire, and Gen. Won Moltke.
Field Marshal Of the Imperial army.
r EoNDoN, June 17.-Insurreotiona
plaeards have been posted in Paris by
another branch OF. the International So
6iety which disavows connection, with
ineendiarism, but proclaims to be on.
gagged InNa etrnggle against cowardioe
and war and against' despotisla and mo-
pogqlNN K oah.1! u::a.n.e...
LONDON, June IT, Seven OF the crew
OF ,I.orillard's yacht, Enohantress, were
arrested for mntiny. One was commit.
ted on the charge Of stabbink an officer.
BHR1IN, June 17.-The triumphs ant
entry was nprecedentedly grand, to the
closing soene. Bismarck then approach
ed the Emperor, and asked leave to
unveil the statue. The Emperor bowed
and Bismarck moved his haud, wheii-the
canvass fell from the statue, while drums
ratified, trtmpets blared, the standards
Of the guards were lowered toward The
stataehthe troops presented arms and
cheered loudly, q salute was fred of lO1
guns, the church bells broke into instan-
. taneons ringing, while out OF turmoil
the national air resolves itself. Tho
Emperor, helmet in khnd,I then an.
proaehed his fathers statue, and walked
sleWly around lit. Bands, struck np
n"N'',dakst"AM 6on."; and the troops
Joined fnfsinging the hymna+s
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