The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-15
LONDON. June ]

A review of a hundred thousand troops !oc.
ours at the Champs de Mars on Sunday next,
the troops leaving La Vilette. Rochefort Is
seriously III, and his trial is postponed. The
committee OF the Assembly nsthe budget are
knewn 10 favor raising funds by a loan. A
special to the Standard says there were twen-
ty-one executions yesterday in the Bels de
Boulogue.
Earl Grey will be created Marquis of Rip6n
as a reward foE, his treaty services.
The Stadt theatre at Berlin is entirely de-
etroyed.
The Bank of France holds twenty-five mil
lion francs ip'bullion.
The steamer AmsSsa smithhas been wrecked
near the English coast. Ten lives lost.
PARIS, June Is.
The Princess Mathilde has asked President
Thiers's permission to return to Paris, promis.
ing TO abstain from political intrIgdes.
The public gardens have been ~reopened, and
the work of restoration In the Bols de Bou-
logne has begun. Laborers are replanting
trees and shrubbery, filling up bitches and
fCfSiIiuE j VI oiooPS'
Weather warm and pleasant. The streets
are crowded with people.
VERSAILLES, June Is.
General Trochu made a 4ong speech before
the Assembly In justification OF his admtnistra-
ton. He said he wrote to Napoleon in August
urging the call Of Baza.ae's' army toParis. he
assented 10 the conference Of Chalohs when it
was decided that he, as Governor Of Paris,
should prepare for the return Of Napoleon to
the capital. which was formally opposed by the
Empress. General Troehu added that he was
badly received by Count de Pallkao as long as
the latter remained minister OF war. The
general then gave q detailed account Of the
difficulties of the defence. during the siege of
Paris by the Germans. :.
VERSAILLES, June IA.
The official journal says the story of execu-
tlons In the Bols de Boulogne with mllrallleurs
is an odious and absurd calumny.'. 1t also de.
MES that the Orleans princes dined with
Theirs. Jofnville and D,Aumale visited Theirs
unexpectedly. During the Interview Theirs
said though once minister of their father, he
was to-day the head of the Republic. There
was nothing significant In The visit. They IN
derstood the past, aud accept the present stu
alton. The journal adds, Theirs did hiuteeli
honor by bis bearing during the Interview,
and the Republicans were unembarrassed; In
the presence Of these illustrious aud noble
princes. In order to combat the NapoleoDic
intrlgpes, It is proposed to impeach the Empe'
ror. Es '7.'a
Rcchefort will plead that the military CON-
m~lsslon-is incompetent = try his case, and
will demand a jury.
The Peace Jubilee of the Prussian Sol
BERLIN, June IL.
An imperial proclamation announces the
order.ia which The trlumphai procession Is to
enter the city. At The head OF the column
will be borne 81 eagles captured from the
French army. Then follow generals not en-
gagged In the war, aids.de-camp of officers in
the field, commanding officers, Bismarck, Won
Room and Moltke, and the Emperor William.
After the Emperor come the German princes,
and the procession will then be msde up oil de-
tachments of the victorious army.
all restrictions on the use by the public OF
telegraph wires between Germany and France,
except for the transmission oil CIPHER dis
patches, will be removed on the 18th instant.
VIENNA. June Is.
General Won Goblenz goes to Berlin as spe.
clal representative of Austria to attend the
triumphal ceremonies. He Is the bearer of q
congratulatory letter from the Emperor OF
Austria to the Emperor OF Germany.