Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-03-08
A ladv friend says the German soldiers

A lady friend says the German soldier
are quartered very cleanly. and. though
awkward, are vastly superior 10 tn
French, and handsome. They have beer
first.rate customers to the French shop
keepers for wines and segars.
MARCHING OUT OF PARIS.
The evacuation commenced last night
though it was not generally known a
six this morning that it had begun. Ii
regular order, with cavalry and artillery
in advance and on the sidewalks. tht
Prussian and Bavarian infantry faced
the roadway. At $50 the first men o
the main body passed through the Arr
de Triomphe. with bands playing anf
colors flying, right straight under ,h'
Arch, the obstacles having been removed
At the sides of the columns Genera
Schaikeyer, commanding the Eleventh
Corps, was stationed, and received the
salutes of the men in passing. Many o.
the men wore evergreens in their helmets
and one regiment, to a man, was abso
lutely crowned with laurels.
The last Germans in Paris were three
Dragons who had returned from theil
commands on some errand. They founG
themselves confronted by the French
municipal guards. who have followed the
German forces at distance of not ex.
ceeding one hundred yards. The dra.
goons seemed somewhat surprised and
embarrassed, and turned quietly back -
They were laughed at by the gamins,
but they did not quicken their pace in
the slightest degree.
ALREADY the National Guards of Paris
have recommended marching and coun-
termarching through the city. One bat.
TALON has just passed my window. The
appearance of the men presents strong
contrast to the soldier like Germans.
The National Guards no longer cry out
" A bos les P,ussi, ms ~ Their cry
now is, " Tre Ia Republigue! A Jas
Thirs!" which means insurrection and
bloodshed. A French gentleman re-
marked TO me to-day, "Now that the
russians are gone our troubles will
PARIS FREE OF GERMAN SOLDIERS.
PARIS, March 4.-Not a German SOL
dier remains in this city. The Saxons
passed out at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, marching in front Of the Arc de Tri
omphe, amid the profound silence of a
few spectators. and by noon the evacua-
ton of the city was complete. The Ger
man Emperor afterwards reviewed lOO,-
900 men in the Bois de Boulogne.
The Prussian leaders are disappointed
at the GOODNESS and implacable attitude of
The Parisians.
Several journals have resumed publ
cation to-day. They all say the impress
sion produced by the preliminary terms
If peace is very bad, ana they declare
hat no peace is real when obtained un-
der daress, but they recommend calm
ness and concord as a means of making
he country great and prosperous.
NAPOLEON RELEASED.
LONDON, March 4-Your correspon-
lent in Brussels telegraphs that the ex-
Emperor Napoleon has been released,
md is about to leave Wilhelmshohe for
his chateau at Arensburg. near Lake
Constance, in Switzerland. where every
hing is prepared for his reception.
RELEASE OF FRENCH PRISONERS.
The Dresden Journal says all French
'fficers and all privates of the Mobile
Guard prisoners in Germany may return
Immediately to their homes, if they SO
lesire, at their own cost.
THE RED REvOLUTloNIsTs-Ex
IN PARIS.
LONDON, March Ga despatch from
Paris states that the city is in great
'tate of excitement in consequence of the
determined action of the revolutionist
party.
The revolntionists have entrenched
at Montmarte, with battery
# guns, and the government has brought
lp troops of the line to resist any attack
he revolu.ionists may make on the city.
The reports Of the organization of the
evolutionists are very much exaggerated
, 1t the fact that there is an organization
# very formidable character is too OBJ
,ious to be denied.
THE CATTLE PLAGUE.
BREsT March 6-The cattle plague is
aging in the valley of the Landerman,
nd 500 men are engaged in burying
lead animals.
Crime in the Coal Regions.
Mr.. CARMEL, March "A terrible