The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-02
THE EUROPEAN WAR.
THE VOTE OF TIE ASSEMBLY $40 FoI
TO lo7 AGAIN IT RATIFICATION.
Denominations Of the Parfsians
Resistance to the Germans.
Interesting Correspondence Betwee,
the Gear and Emperor William.
NO REPORTS YET OF THE OCCUPATION
OF PARIS.

| NO REPOR2S IEI' OF THE OCCOPAIiON
OF PARIS.
PROCLAMATION OF THEIRS TO THE PARIslANs-
| Auxiliary ORDER OF THE DAY FOR QUIET.
! LONDON, March 1.-President Theirs has
issued a proclamation to the people Of
Paris, appealing to their patriotism and
wisdom to preserve order. Famine"
says Theirs, " compelled the surrender Of
the forts and Obliged the Government to
open negotiations. They only obtained the
extension Of the armistice by consenting to
the partial occupation of Paris. The.
French army VI occupy the left bank of
the Seine to sd&re the execution Of the
convention" Theirs urges the people not
to break the convention, and thus entail
| frightful misfortunes on France.
An order Of the day is issued by General
Vinouy, which says the Government IN
hesitatingly confdes to the National Guard
the care Of the city, and trusts in their de-
votion and intelligence for the maintenance
of order. The least agitation, says the
order, will furnish the preteXt for irrepara-
bic misfortune which only calmness and
dignity can avert.
The proclamation of Theirs and the order
of General Vinouy produced great inn
preston in Paris, but military precautions
ore taken notwithstanding to prevent dis
orders.
The Eleventh Prussian corps and the Ba-
yarians will enter Paris to-day.
SENSATION STATEMENTS FROM PAR1s-ExcITED
| STATE OF THE CITY.
LONDON, March Especial dispatches
| from Paris to the London papers say the
city is in a very disturbed state, and serious
occurrences are unprecedented.
| A special to the Times says delegates from
the National Guard held meeting and re-
solved to resist the entrance of the Ger
mans q J. entrance.
A meeting of fifteen hundred National
Guard determined to attack the Hotel de
Vile on Tuesday morning, but the attack
failed for want of organization. The troops
retreated to the Place Bastile. Sympathy
with resistance is extending.
| General Vinouy will not interfere, but
will withdraw his army. .. ..s..
| PARIS, Feb. Electromagnetic city is
| tranquil. The districts which the Germans
intend to occupy are deserted. Barbados
have been erected in the Montmartre, Bell
vile, and LIZ Chapelle, and there are dis.
turbing symptoms generally. All needfut
| precautions have been taken by the author
tiles.
THE ACTION OF THE ASSEMBLY.
| BORDEAUX, Feb. 2S.-After reading the
| conditions of peace to the Assembly nj.
| Theirs said for himself and colleagues that
they had gone to the limit of their respon-
sibllity. and the Assembly must be account
able for the rest. No member, he thought,
could abstain from voting under the pre-
sent circumstances. The Assembly meets
| in committee this evening and in public
Session tomorrow. The building is strong
ly guarded and the city is tranquil.
| BORDEAUX, March 1.-The committee OF
| consultation which accompanied Theirs to
Versailles unanimously recommend to the
| Assembly the ratification Of the treaty.
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE EMPEROR
AND THE CAR.
! LONDON, March 1.-The following cor
respondence has passed between the Car
and the Emperor William:
The Emperor in his letter to the Gear,
after stating the terms upon which peace
has been concluded, says: owe have ar
rived at the end Of q glorious and bloody
war, which was precipitated by the friyol-
| ty of the French. Prussia remembers that
you prevented the spread Of the war. God
| bless YOU"
The Car replies that he shares the JOY
| felt by his illustrious brother, and hopes
| for durable peace. BE had proved de-
voted friend, and the happiness and glory
| of Prussia and Russia were now insured.
| PROGRAMME OF THE ENTRY INTO PARIS.
VERSAILLES, Feb. 2S.-[HeraId special. +
It is the intention of his Majesty to witness
| the entry of the 18th corps within the
enciente on Wednesday morning. The rea-
sons for his doing this are obvious to all
who are acquainted with the state of pub
| lie feeling in Paris and the vicinity. The
spot selected for the purpose is kept secret.
The 18th corpse will have the honor Of
being the first Prussian force to occupy the
| capital. At 10 o'clock precisely they will
| enter, with coIors flying and bands playing,
in full war strength-30,U 100 strong, with 81
field guns, and at the end Of three days
will be relieved by another corps, probably
the Guards. The process Of relief will
German soldiers within the enciente at one
time. Each corps will remain three days,
and be succeeded by another until all have
had term. The whole period of the oc-
cupation has not yet been defined.
RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY OF PEACE.
BORDEAUX, March lat the Assembly
secret meeting]last night the Government
demanded the immediate discussion Of the
treaty proposition. It was opposed by
several deputies from Alsace and Paris.
NJ. Theirs energeticaliy appealed to the
Assembly to lose no time, as 1t was neees-
sary the treaty should be discussed without
the least delay. The Assembly might thus
Ispare Paris from great suffering. The Gov
lernment, he said, could not be responsible
for the consequences OF delay.
The Assembly this morning voted the
Justification of the preliminary conditions
Of peace--ayes, 546; noes, lot.
/ ITEMS FROM LONDON.
| LONDON, March 1.-The name of the
police agent drowned in the Seine by the
mob on Sunday was Yincencim.
The Duke de Broglie, French Minister,
will be officially received by the Queen on
Friday.
The fourth article Of the treaty is to the
effect that contributions of money which
have been imposed are to be RENTED.
The Germans are to collect the taxes of
the occupied provinces until the ratification
Of the preliminaries of peace.
| I.,axaa.taxax Karin CaEnl1xa EEadI.