The New York herald., 1871-02-25
lie orleans Princes ON FrenCn
Soil.
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A Conflict Inevitable II the Germans
Enter Paris.
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Occupation Of HOnfieur by
the Germans.
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REQuISITI0NS ON THE FRENCH STOPPED.
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Garibaldians and Free
Corps DiSbandcd.
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The New Government Recognized
by the Pope.
GENERAL SHERIDAN TO VISIT BORDEAUX.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HEaAlG.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, Feb. "a, 1871.
A telegraphic despatch from Bordeaux, for
the New YORK HERALD, reports that the Or
leans princes are at present in France.
They are staying in the Department Of the
Gironde.
ROYAL VISITOR.
A telegram from Stuttgart states that the
King of Wiirtemberg has left that city for
Versailles and will probably be absent until
the 5th Of March.
HINT TO APPEAsE THE PARIsIANs.
The Brussels Nord says that Count Won
Bismarck hints at the restoration of the Paris
impost of two hundred millions of francs if no
hostile manifestations are made during the
passage of the Germans through that city.
A CONFLICT INEVITABLE.
A letter from Paris, 22d, says conflict is
expected should the Germans enter the city.
1t was believed the Assembly would be con-
voked on Friday or Saturday of this week.
VIOLATIONS OF THE ARMIsrICE
A despatch from Havre says that great
Indignation is felt at the fact that the Germans
have occupied Honfeur, which was stipulated
by the armistice to be neutral ground.
CESSATION OF REQUIsITIoNs ORDERED.
The Journal de Paris says that Count Won
Bismarck, at the request of NJ. Theirs, has or
dered the cessation of acquisitions upon the
inhabitants of all sections, and has declared
that all contributions levied since the 2Sth OF
January will be deducted from the French IL
demnity.
MORE CONTRIBUTIONS IMPOSED.
A Havre despatch states that the contribu-
tions imposed on Alenfon remaining unpaid,
the Prussians have seized the stocks of mer-
chandize in the principal shops.
The amount Of the requisition made by the
enemy on Honfeur is 545, 900 francs.
GARIBALDIAN AND FREE CORPS DIsBANDED.
The Journal de Macon publishes state
ment to the effect that orders from the govern
ment at Bordeaux to General Penholt direct
that officer to dissolve all the corps Of Carl
baldians in France and to disband the free
corps Qrancs-tireurs) under his command.
HOSTAGES RELEASED.
A Bremen telegram of to-day's date reports
that a telegraphic order has been received
there from Versailles directing the immediate
liberation of ali the French hostages held in
that city.
RECOGNIZED BY ROME
A despatch from Bordeaux announces that
the new government Of France has been
recognized by the Court Of Rome.
THE oLERIoALs OPPOSED TO PARIS
The clerical party in the north Of France,
says despatch from Lille, are opposed to the
proposed transfer of the French National
Assembly from Bordeaux to Paris after the
conclusion of peace.
GENERAL SHERIDAN.
A Bordeaux telegram of to-days date states
that General Sheridan, of the United States
Army, left Marseilles yesterday evening en-
rone ~ ss.ss,s saas s..y ss: t''s.,
70 BE DlsBANDED.
Advices from Lille report that as soon as
peace is proclaimed the Twenty third French
Army corps will be disbanded.
ITEMS FROM VERSAILLES.
The following items Of news have been re-
ceived from Versailles to-day
Paris is quiet.
NJ. Theirs is expected at Versailles to-day.
The department of Calvados has been placed
under the command Of Go vernon General.