The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-04

THE EVACUATION OF PARIS TO TAKE PLACE
IMMED1ATELY-THE RATIFICATION Elk.
CHANGED.
PARIS, March 2.-Jules Favre has gone
to-day to Versailles to demand the imme-
date evacuation Of Paris by the Germans
by virtue Of the terms Of the convention
that it should be evacuated on the ratifca-
ton of the treaty.
LONDON, March 3.-The French authori-
ties are endeavoring to make such arrange
ments with the Germans as will hasten the
evacuation Of Paris. It is believed the Ger
mans will leave this evening, or at latest TO-
morrow. . E.gF rs /. 80 .EsL
BORDEAUX, March "a dispatch from
Paris yesterday evening says: "The ratiti-
cation of the treaty of peace was exchanged
sailles. Paris is tranquil. The Prussians
will eyacuate the city Tomorrow"
LONDON, March ga telegram to the
Times from Versailles says: -.
''The Germans will evacuate Paris to-
day. Prince frederick Charles retires i'm
mediately behind the Seine. The Emperor
and the Crown Prince leave in few days
for some point on the right bank of the
Seine"
SENSATIONAL INCIDENTS OF THE OCCUPATION.
LONDON, March 3.-There is great excite
ment in Paris. a crowd of Parisians, OBJ
serving some Prussians in the courts OF the
Louvre and Place du Carousel yesterday.
attempted to use force for their expulsion,
but were kept back by line of troops and
pieces of cloth being hung over the gates to
hide the Prussians from view. Conflicts
are expected if the Germans do not soon
evacuate the city.
Some Germans who had passed the line
of demarcation offered their hands to citi-
Zens, saying, Now peace is concluded,
we are friends" but were repulsed with
the reply, owe are conquered, but with
the conditions imposed by Bismarck we
never can be friends" Some disguised
Prussian officers penetrated into the French
part Of the city, but were soon recognized,
and their lives being in danger from the
people, were protected by the authorities
and reconducted into the German lines.
The populace are less calm than yesterday.
LONDON, March "A dispatch from Ver-
sailles says the French indemnity is pay
able in three instruments, viz: One miliard
of francs in 1871, two milliards in 1872, and
two milliards in 1873. The interest is only
PAYABLE on the last lnstalment, from which
the proportion of the debt which appel
tains to AlSace and Lorraine, estimated at q
half milliard Of thalers, and the cost Of the
railway in Eastern France, is to be de-
Quoted.
A dispatch from Paris Wednesday night
says the Germans occupy all the quarters
assigned them, and perfect tranquility pre-
vailed.
THE FRENCH BITTERNESS TOWARDS THE GER
MANS.
LONDON, March "A league is being
formed ut Havre to prevent the return there
of German employees.
THE RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY.
VERSAILLES, March 3.-Jules Fayrc has
notified Bismarck of the ratification of the
preliminaries by the Assembly. Bismarck
expressed his readiness to exchange for
NAL ratification, as the Emperor had already
signed the treaty.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, March 3.-The ministerial mo-
ton for select committee to inquire into
affairs in Ireland passed the House OF Com
mons by 81 majority.
The Pail Mall Gazette expresses the be-
lief that the High Commission, now in
session at Washington, avoiding all diff
culties as to the distribution OF the Ala
ba1na claims, will agree to pay the round
sum Of money, leaving the division OF the
same to the United States.
BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, March 3.-The Belgium army
is being placed on peace footing, and the
militia has been sent home.
The peace plenipotentiaries will hold
their sessions at the Hotel de Vile, Brus-
coils