The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-04
NEWS OF TIE DAY.


history Of his reign in Spain.
G, Charles Francis Adams received as arbi-
trator for the United States Government at
Geneva s27, $50 In gold: - 80 - ~
VICE President Wilson has addressed q let
ter to Treasurer Spinner enclosing an order
ON the secretary of the Senate for about four
thousand four hundred dollars, the amount OF
the back increase on his pay, less his mile
age, with Instructions that 1t be appropriated
towards the payment Of the national debt.
.-y--General Ducrot, who commanded at Be-
dan and Paris during the Siege, recently sta
!, ted to correspondent In Psrls that the re.
public was failure; that che only safety of
-eFranceiwa In the restoration of monarchy
or empire; that she must fight again, and that
In his opinion President Thlers would attempt
. to prolong his term untilhls death.
g The elections In Connecticut will be held
next Tuesday, April 9th, ard as the State Is
nearly evenly balanced the result will be an
c tlclpated with interest. For governor the
candidates are Henry P. Haven, Republican.
and Charles B. Ingersoll, Democrat. Four
members Of Congress are to be chosen, the
four members OF the last House from Connec-
ticut being all candidates for reelection
;sHawisy, Kellogg and Starkweather, Republi-
cans, and Barnum, Democrat. Ex-Governor
English is the Democratic candidate against
Kellogg. .-a. T. .u-.
$ --As the history of the convulsions Of the
last three years In France begin to unfold and
clear itself Of the distortions and exsggsra-
tions that have clustered around 1t, there
seems to arise certainty that many leaders
1of the Commnne. no matter how mistaken
. they might have been, were governed by loyal
and noble impulses. The Commune overturn-
cd stately monuments and laid In ruins lordly
palaces, bnt 1t was because they recalled some
hated political association. The First Consul
stood In cold relief upon the Vendome Column
; and French monarchy had had its home In the
Tnileries, bnt there was one institution which
the whole people had an interest In, and that
! was the Bank of France, whloh the maddened
populace LETT untouched. Its salvation was
dine to Citizen Charles Beslay, the eldest MEM
Der of the Commune, who quieted such Of his
colleagues as were disposed to carry off the
.spoils. Not franc did he permit to be taken
away. When the troops entered Paris he was
aNoWed 20 depart IN peace anu saiety' sna ne
now Wri1es 70 oeny uplus' cnafseS asalus'
nun: tae hoyai.sa pape,s ie.u'e n.m 'ns
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