The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-07
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LoNDoN, March s4.--The Royal Oona-
mission condemned the iron clad Water
WltchI whose engines are worked by hy-
draulic power. The iron. Glad Hotspur
was approved by the same board as q
coast defence ship, but declared insult
apIe Ior an ocean voyage.
VERSAILLES, Maroh 4.-Emperor Will
liam reviewed the German landwehr.
guards; artillery and P:oncoTs ia t;lt,
Bois de Boulogne, yesterday. Prince
Frederick William, General Moltke and
Count Bismarck were present. All re-
strlctlons as to persons passing into and
out OF Paris have been removed. The
Emperor goes to Berlin on Monday.
FLORENCE, March At is officially
announced that treaty of commerce
with the United States has been signed.
The Minister of War will soon ask of
Parlianent credit for the manufacture of
arms and the construction of defensive
works.
BRUSSELS, March "A despatch to
the Echo du Nord reports serious dis
turbances at Augurs, an important city
In the French Department Of Marne ct
Loire. IN which several persons were
hueQ ana wounded.
Measures for placing the Belgian army
on peace footing have been carried out.
PARIS. March 5. 5.-Reports of disorders
are false. Quiet prevails. It is expecte
that negotiations for definite treaty
Will commence OF Brussels on the 10th
OF March. The Government is ready to
pay 500. 900, 900 francs to free the vicinity
OF Paris from the Germans. The reci
ments of the line will quit Paris 10000
picked men will form the provisional
corps.
VERSAILLES, March 5.-The second
army has commenced it's homeward
marsh.
LONDON, March 5..-Tbe Napoleonists
deny intrigue. The Emperor will await
the decision of the people.
BORDEAUX, March 5-Picard has mr.
rived. The transfer OF the Assembly to
Fontainebleau is probable. Several
members Of the Radical Left have gone
to Paris. Disquicting rumors are cur
rent regarding the state of Paris. A
council of ministers was held at 5
O'CLOCK, this morning. Private tele-
grams hence to the Department of the
Seine are forbidden.
LONDON, March 5.-Victor Emanuel.
writing to the Emperor William, ex-
presses surprise and indignation over the
hard terms imposed upon Franco.
The Germans allow trains bearing
French troops to enter Paris. French
prisoners heretofore held by Germany
and neutral powers are returning to
France.
LONDON, March 6.-The Times Yer
sailIes special says the prescribed limits
OF France are being rapidly evacuated
by the Germans. The movement will
De concluded quietly and orderly. Mont
Valerian and all other forts around Paris
Will be evacuated on the 7th, Rouen on
the 18th, aud the left bank of the Seine
on the 18th. 10000 troops from the
provinces are now marching into Paris.
The respective stats have arranged that
the incoming French and outgoing
Germans shall move by different routes.
to avoid chance collisions. Napoleon is
hourly expected in England.
New YORK. March GA special to the
Telegram, dated London, March G. saws
despatch from Paris states that the city
IS IN great excitement. consequent on the
determined action of the Rsvolutionist
party: The Revolutionists have en-
trenched themselves at Mont Martre.
with battery of gums, and the Govern
ment has brought up troops of the line
to resist any attack the Revolutionists
may make on the city. Reports OF the
organization of the Revolutionists are.
doubtless, very much exaggerated, but
the fact that there is an organization of
very formidable character is too obvious
to be denied.
A World special, dated Versailles, the
9Th, says numerous conversations held
at Bordeaux and Versailles with deputies
to the National Assembly, including
Grevy, Gambetta and Favre, compel the
belief that civil war will soon occur. end.
ing in the restoration of the Orleanists
Extensive emigration from the ccded
territory will occur. Largo bodies will
come to America
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