The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-02

1 The Times Rp,rlal from Versailles gives
additional particulars in regard to the
treaty The fortified cities of Luenville,
Nancy and Belfurs are left to France,
while Metz, Saarbruck, and the iron dis
trict will 60 to Germany. Rothschild
promi-es to pay the entire indemnity TO
Germany within year, by which the ar
my of occupation must he got RI If at the
end of that time. Prince Frederick
Charles is tn be the Governor of Cham
paigne, with headquarters at Rheims.
The Emperor William will merely pass
through Paris and his new possessions or
hls return TO Berlin.
! The Germans will enter Paris on Wed
nes,lay, and will evacuste the city imme
diatcly on the ratification of peace. The
consultative commission g,'es to Bordeaux
on Tuesday, and the debate on the ques-
ton Of the ratification of the treaty of
peace will commence Immediately. The
Prussian army will occupy the left bank
Of rhc Seine. No Frenchman in uniform
will be allowed, to enter the German por
tioa Of he city, which ia surrounded by
barricades.
| All the papers recommend non.resist
ance tn the entry Of the Germans. All
the papers wilt abstain from publication
tlutlng the occupation ; and it is believed
there will I've no conficr.
The P.strie ssys the question of the en-
try of the German army INFO Paro occu
pied the negotiation ten times longer than
those IF territorial cessinn and indemnity
Many citizens have purchased weeks
provisions to avoid app airing in the
streets during the German occupation.
| LONDON, Feb 28.--ln Paris it is believ-
ed that thc Germans will enter the city
with intention of provoking conflict,
which will give color t. more actions.
VERSAILLES. Feb. % Everything has
been prepared for he entry OF the Ger
mans " enter Paris, The issue Of the
final orders. b ,wever, has been reserved
for tomorrow The agitation IN Paris
continued throughout yesterday, but
there was no disorder
! There was much patriotic agitation
Sunday night, in consequence or report
If the immediate entry of the Germans.
The Guard erected ramparrs in the
,hamrs Elysaes to rtpe the auemy.
However, there wss no disturbance ut
m,dnehtiSuuday and quiet was restored
On Monday morning crowds surrounded
tie notice signed by Picard, and which
has b, en- plncBrded in various parts of
the city, appealing tor the preservation nf
order and dignity. The crowd also in
v,ded the prison Of Sam Pelagie, and
reed two commandments Of the Guards
who had be-r placed under arrest.
The policeman who was drowned in
Seine by on enraged crowd proves to
have been an employe under the
Napoleonic Prcfect PETER, and to have
been murdered III consequence of his
acts in that capacity.
LONDON, Feb. 28.-A dispatch from
Havre says the Germans, unaware of the
prolonged armistice, attacked that city
to day Operations were checked by
the appearance Of q flag of truce from
the city with the news, and hostilities at
once ceased.
March 1-Thiers has issued procama-
ton contidIng 70 the national guard the
care of the city and exhorting the p 4ople
TO avoid agitation. Vim has issued AN
order of the day. The Assembly voted
the ratification of rhe preliminary condi
tions of peace by 545 yeas against lO7
rays.
The Germans have entered Paris. The
eleventh corps under Gen. Won Bose 80
900 has the honor Of first entry The EN-.
perar accompanies the army. The pro
gramme is beng carried out without dis
turbance. HH $50. {