The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-26

s1SrsIsnT HinrTiTs.

LONDON, March "a, Gen. Sohlotten.
PFussian oommandsff at st. Denis, in.
forms kths commander OF Paris to the
effect that Germsnsr occupying forts
North and Northeast of. the CITY will
maintain d friendly attitude while moth
ing hostile is done. but If the provisions
OF preliminaries OF peace are overstep.
ped. Paris will be treated as an enemy.
The delegate Of Ministers of Foreign
Affairs replied that the revolutionary
proceedings in Paris ore purely as to mu.
nicipal affairs, and can in no instance be
regarded as aggressive towards Germany.
The delegate adds, he hos no jurisdio-
tion, and cannot discuss matters in
reference to Preliminaries of peace
which were voted by the Assembly at
Bordeaux.
A special to, the London 7eleqrapA
gives justification, published by CON-
mander of insnrgent Nationals, of the
massacre lin the Place Vendome. He
says the people who demonstrated against
his forces provoked them by yells and
fred. r,
Lord Lyons telegraphs Granville his
confidence of the early restoration of
order at Versailles.
VERSAILLES, March pa law was
adopted in the Assembly requiring every
sailles Immediately battalion of volun-
teers for the support of the Govern
ment.
1t was announced in the House of
Commons that the opinion of the law
officers of the Crown we're adverse to
making a reclamation on France for
injuries to British subjects residing in
that country. Gladstone snid the Go
vernment was indisposed to press claims
against France for the property of British
subjects.
MADRID, March 24.-Elections to the
Cortes resulted: Chamber of Deputies
Carlists, SO; Republicans, As; Moderates,
10; Montpensierists, 13: Ministerialists,
23O: Senate-.Ministerialists, 1872; OPP
position members, 10.
Amadeus and his queen upon their
peaceable accession to the throne, and
conferred various Portuguese orders upon
them.
LONDON, March "a Midnight. t.-Sois-
set has undertaken to concentrate loyal
battalions of the National Guards at
Puebla Bourse, and re-establish his staff
headquarters there. Soisset is disposed
to pardon the soldiers engaged in the
emeute to restore municipal franchises;
continue the pay of the Nationals; re-
woke law for reward and payment of
bills; and urges the Assembly to legis-
late to reconcile conflicting interests.
PARIS, March 24.-The Insurgent
Committee threaten to arrest and pun
lsh the Bonapartist and Orleanist agents
among them with speedy trial and pun
lshment. The situation is unchanged
and conflict is feared. The insurgents
Official Journal says the committee de-
cided to occupy all the Mayors Offices of
the ACCOMPLISHMENTS, and dissentients will
be tried upon arrest. The trial of seve-
raj dissentient journalists has been
ordered. Menotti Garibaldi has been
appointed Commander in Chief of the
insurgents. The National journals are
supportingi the Assembly, and demand
the employment of force against the in
aurgents. The insurgents made de-
monstrations, but SO far retire without
fighting.
PARIS, March 25.-Later news today
centres in me-e proclamations, whereof
the usual number were issued. The re-
moval OF the barricades is expected to-
night, under reported favorable negoti-
ations between the Mayors and insurgent
committee.
PARIS, March 25.-The mayorality ne
gotiation resulted in the Mayors giving
their support to the municipal election
and the election commanders. The Ma
tional Guards hold their present posi-
tions. Duval, Brunei and Endes control
the insurgent military power until Me-
notti Garibaldi arrives, who was unani-
mously chosen chief.
VERSAILLES. March 25.-Favre has re-
ceived two additional dispatches from
the German authorities, declaring it the
duty of the Versailles Government to
conquer sedition. The withdrawal of
the German troops has been entirely
stopped. Saisset, who commands 10000
National Guards, with guns and mtrail-
leuses, has been empowered to offer the
insurgents amnesty; in case of refusal,
to attack them and secure the Central
Committee. $4,000 men are en- route
from Bonlogne, to suppress the insurrec-
tion.
American Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-Confirma-
tions-Ropier, Assessor of the Second
II a