The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-18

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chance lor victory has disappeared,
il is time 10 call 10 aesouui the usur.
psrs who sfe responsible Tot The
bioodshed and ruin anil sqnandered
resources. II l. impoa-i Ne 70 aban'
don the destinies Of France 70 an
unauthorized Government which
was left with no authority emana.
ting from universal suffrage. Or.
der, confidence and solid peace arr
only recoverable where the people
are consulted respecting The govern
mcnt most capable Of repairing the
disasters Of the country. II Is es'
sential that France should I've united
in her wishes. AS for myself, bruis.
cd by injustice and bitter receptions.
| do not know or claim my repeat
edly confirmed rights. This is no
time for personal ambition but till
the people are regularly assembled
and express their will, it is my duty
to say that all acts are illcgitimate.
There is only one government in
which resides a national sovereignty
able to heal wounds and bring hope
to fircsides, to reopen profaned
churches for prayers, and restore in
dustry and peace.
Versailles, Feb. 14.-The bankers
of Paris are fully provided with
means to loan the city of Paris,
zoe, OOO,0 900 francs, if needed fol-
paying war contributions. The
French have proposed a prolonga-
ton of the armistice.
London, Feb. 14.-A Versailles
correspondent of the Times tele.
graphs to-day that a portion of the
Paris contribution has been paid
e200, 000, 900 in bills on London, J.,
900 900 in notes on the Bank O
France and 1000, 900 in specie.
arranging for Peace.
Paris, Feb. 13.-Everything ha
boon arranged at Bordeaux for
commission to negotiate for a treat,
of peace, and they have selected
draft treaty, approved by Bismarcl
and Won Moltke, the treaty to b
signed Immediately. The German
troops will then march through
Paris, Strousbourg station and thei
take train for home. Trains vii
follow each other al rapidly as posi-
bic. The Assembly will then adj
.journ to Paris, and proceed to tn
reorganization of France.
BoRDEAux, Feb. ia quorum
ia the Assembly has not arrive'
yet. There was a caucus meetin!
held to-day by the Orleanists, who
believe they possess a clear majori
ty. There are many Bonapartisti
agents here.
Preparing TO Enter Paris.
If peace is made on fair terms, j
is probable that the Germans viii
enter Paris, but the Oath day O
February is considered the day 0
entry in case 1t is determln ed ON.
Mardi Grass.
New Orleans, Feb. 14.--Prepara
tons are being made Throughout
the city for Mardi Grass. Ever,
hall and theatre in the city hav
been secured for the grand ball
of the Mlstick Krew of Comus.
is expected to excel any former eS
hibition, in their endeavors to eclips
the Twelfth Night Jewellers. TIL
Krews' tableaux and ball takes plac
at the Opera House.
i. THE ASSEMBLY.
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