The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-28

Adopted by France-The Long Champs
RevIew-The French Loan IN Belgium
Programme of the Orleanist Princes
Speeches at the Golden Club-Lord
Granville on Ia Washington Treaty
LONDON. June 81.
The Prussian army corps system is adopted
by France. 1t is said the Long Champs re,
view is fixed for Thursday next. The present
effective artillery force Of France consists OF
400 batteries and. 4O4a guns. General Bour-
baki has entirely recovered from his wounds
and has been appointed to the command at
Lyons. The lite expresses the belief that
the Polytechnic School will soon be suppressed
and St. Cyr will beco ne the Infantry, cavalry
and artillery school, from which foreigners are
to be excluded.
Theirs has issued a decree providing for the
establishment of a legion OF modified gen.
darmes to maintain order in Versailles. The
legion will be composed of a squadron of cav
airy and eight companies OF Infantry.
The Republican committee of Paris will pub
lish tomorrow their lists of candidates for the
Assembly. Gambetta arrived at Bordeaux on
Sunday, and will shortly deliver a speech on
the reorganization Of France. Gambetta Is
opposed to the views Of Louis Blanc. he de-
clines to run for the Assembly, because, he
sa-s, the present Chamber is an illegal body.
A letter is published from Baron Haussmann,
in which he promises to accept the decision Of
| the country as to the form of the future gov
eminent.
Pascal Duprat publishes a letter to Theirs,
declaring adherence to the government, and
demanding that the state of siege be raised.
1t is stated that Vermorel died in the follow
ing manner Mounting a barricade, he -four
ished his cane, and exclaimed " came to
! die. and not 20 fight" A dozen bullets pierced
his body and he fell dead.
1t is reported that the trials Of Ossi, Rossel
aud Rochefort have been again postponed, in
| consequence of the discovery OF papers con-
tanning additional evidence.
The Central Republican Committee has pre-
pared its lists of candidates to be supported at
the election on the I'd Of July.
A great effort is being made in Belgium to
obtain subscriptions 10 the French loan.
The Observer says the programme of the Or
~leanists, in case the elections should show a
monarchlcal majority in the Assembly, 10 TO-
move the establishment of a constitution, and
when 1t is adopted to offer the throne to
| Count de Chambord. Should he ind The prop
| ositlon inconsistent with bis dignity, the
| crown Is to be rendered to Count de Paris.
| The Duke de Charities and Prince de Jo!nville
returned to England yesterday. Duke d'Au-
male Is in Paris. Prince Joachim Murat has
returned to England. Gambetta offers his
services to the Republic.
Lord Granville on American Affairs.
LONDON, June Is.
The annual banquet Of the Golden Club
came off last evening. The prominent speech
of the occasion was by Earl Granville, secre-
tary for foreign affairs. In the course Of his
/ remarks, Lord Granville said If defpit've pro-
posals In reference 10 q French treaty Of COM
! MERGE were made to her Majesty's govern
ment, they would be received with most
friendly consideration. Passing to the treaty
of Washington, Earl Granville said Mr.. Golden
always desired that America and England
should be connected By ties of the warmest
character. The speaker then praised the
labors of the Marquis OF Ripon and Professor
Montague Bernard in the high commission,
and spoke Of the settlement of the Alabama
question as a great and good work both in Its
relations to the past and the future, showing
how dissensions which were, perhaps,
the commencement of q~uarrels, should be set
tied, leaving behind only friendship, peace
and goodwill. Earl Granville, continuing his
remarks, alluded to the United States as hold
Ing a striking .protectionist opinion, but de-
clared his belief that the people of that coun-
try were fast coming to the conclusion that it
is Improbable to continue the collection Of
enormous tariffs. The Earl also spoke Of the
efforts of the United States to pay off its debt,
and in conclusion expressed the hope that the
two countries would always be friends. The
Marquis Of Ripon made a briet speech, ia
which he maintained that the treaty of Wash.
ington was an equal contract between free
%neighbors.
The Fenian convict, Burke, is released
from Imprisonment upon the condition that ne
reports yearly to the magistrates.
FLORENCE, June 81.
The World special says neither the King nor
government Will go to Rome on the LIST Of
July. October lst is now named as the day
circles think the transfer will never be made.
THE WEATHER THIS DAY.