The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-02
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AWStOrnly Session of the As.
sembly.
NAPOLEON DENOUNCED.
Peace gPrelimiharies Ratified..

" - . BoRpEAux, AIarch1.3
In the Assembly, to-day, the committee
of consultation which accompanied Thiers
to Versailles made report unanimously
recommending the ratification, by tho As
sembly, of the prellminaries of peace
agreed to and submitted by the President.
h al. Banberger, deputy, from the depart:
inent ofthe Aloselle, adjured the Assem-.
bly, to reject any terms involving the ces-
sionof French territory. He strongly de-
nounced Napoleon III. A violent agita-
ton arose in the chamber on the attempt
/ by NJ. Conte, formerly private secretary to
the Emperor, to speak in justification of
the Empire. { The Assembly enthusiast.
cany and unanimously voted, by accla.
nation, a resolution offered by NJ. Arge,
decreeing the TALL Of the Empire and stig.
matizing Napoleon as the author of their
misfortunes. jy.. ,,F
The Assembly voted for the ratification
of the preliminary conditions Of peace by
avote Of '546 ayes against 107 nays.
The Entry Into Paris In Progress.
3gMBLgEnr. PARIS March l. 2
The head ot.the column Of the eleyenth
corps, under General Won Base, Is just
entering Point Du Jour and Porte Maillot
and is moving toward theArc Du Triomph
No hostile movement of the populace has
yet bean seen, and the prospect Of col
lisiop is diminishing,
Congratulations Among German o fli-
cials at Versailles.
VERSAILLES, February 2s.
| GjLast night, ata banquet, the Emperor
showed his guests tho preliminary treaty
of peace signed IN hour before and &C
cepted the felicitations Of the august per-
scnages present. The Emperor embraced
Won Moltke and Won Room, and expressed
deep gratitude for the invaluable services
Of those officers. His Majesty's health
will probably prevent his reviewing his
troops on horseback, but he certainly will
review them on the Champ de Mars.
Programme for the. Occupation Of
j. n HI y Paris.i 5i} Z -t
1t is the intention Of his Majesty to wit
ness tho entry OF the 18th corps at the en-
ciente Wednesday morning. His reasons
for doing this arc obvious To oil who are
acquainted with tho state Of public feeling
in Paris and vicinity. The spot selected for
this purpose Is kept secret The 18th corps
will have the honor of being the first
Prussian force that will occupy the capi-
tai. AT u, o'clock precisely they will en-.
ter with colors lying and bands playing
in full war strength, 10000 strong with!96
field guns. AT the end Of three days they
will be relieved by another corps, prob
bly, the Guards. The process Of reliefwill
probably involve present G0,0OO German
soldiers within the enciente at one time.
These CORPS will remain three days, md be,
succeeded ny another, until all have had
their turn. The whole period Of occupation
has not yet been, defined. The Parislans
seem to think the occupation will last only
o few DAYS, This is not unlikely, but Il
may proved delusive' hope, for the occu.
patton may, last many months, which
seems not improbable from certain indi.
cations atpresent, The Germans will be
requested by the authorities Of France TO
occupy until anarchy and riot are subdued,
and respect 10 the law Insured. Thegov-
ernment Of which Theirs Is at the head,
has resolved to maintain authority and
do It's best to restore order.
Military Reorganization or France.
There Is reason TO believe, that It is tue
intention Of the French Government to
disband the whole Imperial army imme.
diately after they arr. released from Gus
tody in Germany and organize aliewand
gigantic system Of national defence. The
old army will be swept away with un.
sparing completeness. The prolonged oc.
cupation of Paris by a German garrison
may be an, actual necessity from these
wholesale measures for the regeneration
Of France. -
= The WAR Indemnity. -
The tlrstinstalment OF indemnity will
be- E20, ,000, 900, and on the payment of q
second like amount the evacuation of tho
Seine On Ferrierc will Immediately take
place. ND rL,ryJ
A treaty q commerce between France
and Prussia on the terms accorded, Is one
Of the stipulations of peace. ~ .-
iij THE National Assembly. E &
BORDEAUX, February %.
In the National Assembly this evening,
Thiers demanded the immediate session
of the treaty. A public sitting will be
held tomorrow.g1 11GT { s2shR
Agitation in Paris--D Danger Of re.
sistance to sthe Entry OF the Ger.
'"4H'aala 'adLo LosboS, March /.
Thiers has issued proclamation to the
people OF Paris He appeals to their
patriotism and wisdom ,iOr, 10 preSeryG
ordef.l Famhe says Thiers, has com.
pGlleI The surrender 6flthe lots and
Obliged thegoyerpment, TO open negOtia.
tions. They were only able 10 obtain an
extension Of tho armiStlce by cOnsenting
tOhpAftll lOcCuphLlOnOlF llEls 4 nU pTSuCn
will occupy the leita bank Of the Seine,
to secure the execution of fthUconyentlon.
Thlurs urges thel people not to break tho
convention, and thus entail irightful mis-.
fortunes upon France. An order Of the
day has been issued BY Vinoy, which says
tho government unhesitatingly conhdes
to the National Guard the care OF the
city, and trusts u their devotion and in.
telllgenCea for the maintenance oil order.
Tho leastagitatlon will, says the General,
lurnlshlA prctext for an irrcparable mis-.
fortune, and which only caltnness and
dignity can avert, Tho proclamation OF
TlqS, and order rjVinoy, have produced
Ago6a lnpteSsion In Paris, but military
precautions have been taken 10 prevent
any dlsorder The Eleventh Prussian
corps and BavArians win enter Paris 10.
day. slisH4eu.Ua