Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-23
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ArnliStiCeE Extended tOSunday
RumOred Signing of q Peace
Nentralizing RhinePrOVinces
French Generals Still WarIike
DISQUALIFICATION rOchu
PEACE.
Terms Nay be Submitted TO the As
semblV SATURDAY..

sembly Saturday.
PARIS, Feb. 21.-Thiers and Favre
have arrived to goto Versailles tomorrow.
1t is officially stated that Favre has writ
ten to Bismarck that Theirs will go to-
morrow, (22d) to Versailles.
The Rappel says that treaty of peace
may be communicated to the Assembly
Saturday next.
POnyer Quertero has been added to the
Peace Commission. The proposition for
the naturalization of Savoy is under dis
cussion by the Government, as also COM
mercial treaties with other countries.
LONDON, Feb. 22.-After the declara-
ton of peace the National Assembly will
prorogue its sitting, and upon reassem-
bling will meet in Paris.
PARIS, Feb. 22-The Consultative
Commission of the Assembly accompa-
MED Theirs to Versailles to-day. A speedy
result of the negotiations is expected.
100000, 200 ThaIers.
The Journal de Paris says the amount
of war indemnity demanded by Prussia
will rot exceed 800, OOr, 900 thalers. The
Bourse is stronger. Rentes are quiet at
51f sic.
GernIens Getting Impatient.
VERSAILLES, Feb. 22.-The official
MOnIteur says France must decide for war
or peace Immediately. Delay deteriorates
the strength of the Germans. France has
long known the conditions whereOn Ger
many is ready to conclude peace. These
are based upon injuries formerly in
fiicted and guarantees for the future.
Compared with the injuries the demands
are moderate, and the longer the delay
the harder will be the conditions. We
hope this is understood at Bordeaux. If
the German terms are rejected the war
continues.
BERLIN, Feb. 22.-The Provincial Cor
respondent says the German demands are
so distinctly confined to things indispensa-
bic that the French negotiators will have
to decide quickly and firmly. The pro-
lOngation of the armistice for a few DAYS
is dependent on the acceptance of the
main German demands. The Journal
predicts that next week, unless signs de
ceiye, peace will be restored.
STUTTGART, Feb. % Herr Wachter
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peace commission at Versailles.
RumOred Signing of Peace-The
Rhine LraIiZed-Armistice TIL
Sunday.
LONDON, Feb. GA dispatch from
Lille to-day says it its rumOred that peace
has been signed on basis which is the
naturalization of Alsace and Lorraine.
Business in North France is improving.
In consequence of negotiations between
Favre and Bismarck during which the
latter consulted the Emperor several
times the armistice has been extended till
Sunday evening.
Thiers LabOring fGE a Republic.
PARIS, Feb. 22.-All the Journals of
the city approve the speech delivered in
the assembly on the 18th by NJ. Theirs.
La Liberte is convinced that Theirs is in
tent on loyal endeavor to found re-
public.
France and Turkey.
Dispatches from Constantinople says
the Porte has recognized the new French
government
1t is reported that Baude has been ap-
pointed representative of France at the
Black Sea Conference in London.
PARIS, Feb: 22.-World's special
Charles de Remasat will represent France
in the LOr don Conference.