Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04

PARIS HAS FALLEN.
The CapituisAion TO the Germaps on
Friday.
COMPLETE CAPITULATIoN.

NOM IJBl IL ShIl1 " OlghllON.
LONDON, Jan. 29--Further dispatches
have been received from Versailles to-day,
with reference tn The capitulation of Paris.
THE TERMS OF THE SURRENDER
as dictated by Bismarck are as follows:
First. The cession by France 20 Ger
many the two provinces of Alsace aud L,o-
raine
Second. The ccsson OF one colony, now
held by France.
Third. The payment by France to Ger
many of 20O, ,00O,OOO of trsncs as money
indemnity and,
Finally The uucmditional capitulatiou
Of the city itself.
NJ. Jules Favre aud General Beauford ar
rived at Versailles from Paris on Friday.
when the capitGlation was finally conclnd-
ed after a long and earnest consultation Mt
headquarters. The terms Of the capituia
ton are so framed as to extend to and be
binding on the whole Of France and the en-
tire French nation is placed under obiiga-
ti0n tor the fulhlment. 1t takes effect to-
day.
PERFECT AND SATISFACTORY AGREEMENT
VERSAILLES. Jan. 27.-Evening. Count
Bismarck aud NJ. Jules Favre have been in
consultation during the greater part Of this
afternoon, and the result Of their confer
euce is NOW officially stated to be a perfect
and satisfactory agreement for the capitl-
latiou of Paris. The conditions have been
accepted as being entirely adapted to the
wishes of the French plcnipotcntary, and
the terms Of the surrender have been sign
cd by the authorized parties. General
Beaufort arrived from Paris, in company
with NJ. Favre this morning. He is pre-
sent for the purpose Of arranging the minn~
details of the surrender with Gen. : on
Moluic.
'TllE REPUBLIC RECOGNIZED.
BERLIN. Jan. 27.--A dispatch has ar
, rived from Versailles, which states that an
interview is in prugrt IS between Count
b smarck and ". Favrc for the purpose of
Concluding the negotiations for peace be-
! tween France and Germany.
ALsACE AND LORRAINE CEDED.
The basis on which Bismarck treats for
peace includes the cession by France to
! Prussia o: the entire province Of Alsacc and
/ a portion of the province of Lorraine.
/ Germany recognizes the French Rcpub-
! lie in the negotiation, and the terms when
iinqly concluded will I've as between the
/ German Empire and the National Rrpubli-
/ can Government of France.
1t is also stated that Favrc has accepted
! the entire terms rs proposed hy Bismarck,
and that the long delayed peace negotia
| ti0ns have at last been perfected and
| brOr ght to a sati siaCtUrv conclusion.
Much satisfaction is manifested in all
, circles throughout the city at the news.
! The poorer classes who have suffered most
! by the late heavy drafts made on their
numbers for the purpose Of recruiting the
ranks Of the German army exhibit the
widest enthusiasm and delight.
The joy felt 2 {: the news thai the war is
over is general, and the cXhuberance of the
people finds vent in singing and miIthlul
. greetings, which are seen and heard every
| where.
SURRENDER OF PARIS OFFICIALLY An
NUUNCED.
/ WASIiNGTON, Jan. 29--Secretary Fish
has ruCcly 4 the following telegram from
, AIR. Moran, charge d'aliairrs ut London.
Januury "a. NJ. The German am
| bassat,or here has officially lniurHicd me
that the Capituiatinn Ui al, the Paris forts
and an armislcc Of three week by land ana
sea was signed about eight O'Clock last
evening, at Nerspiiics, 10y Count Bisnark
and NJ. jules Fayrr. The army OF Paris
remain prisoners of war IN the city: bat il
is not known whether they are to Gc dis.
armed or not. No details nave yet been
received. Count Brrusturt thiuks it iu!,
pUrlaut that the fact that the arn!isiiCe cX-
tends en the sea should be made known a,
widely as pOsSible.
BIsMARK CARRIES HIS POINT--CAPITULA
TioN MEANS PEACE.
LONDON, Jan. II Special to the New
York " urid. NJ. Favre was III contcrenc,
with Bsmark at midnight, and the luttcl
carried his point. and the capituiulio!
involves peace, the cCsSlon Of AlsaCc anC
German Lorraine and part Of the fleet, /;
money indemnity 10 he guaranteed by the
municipalities, Il portion Of the German
army to return home and the war is I,
cease. Ii is Necessary that some territory
Dc retained tu-scrurc the iul.!iincnt of tht
compact. The Mobiles are to be sent HON,
aud the German army is to enter Paris
p The Emperor will return immediately I,
, berlin.
\ COUNCIL OF WAR HELD.
| LONDON, Jan. Is Bismarh, on Januar,
; u, visited Favrc. who had come to Nlr
= stillCs. An hour aitcrward 4 council u
war VAS held, 1T which the EmperO
William, the Crown Prince, General
% Muukr, BoyCn and Won Room aud Cuun
E,wark were present At its conclusion
b another conference took place between Bis
mark uud Favrr, and the latter rclurned L
! confirmation ulthu news oil The disturbance
, in tie capital, Iayrc returned 10 versailles
Md On tGc next day resumed negotiation
3 with EisuarS.
There hIs been no CORES sppndcnCc be
, twyvu Bcust and Bism, X IN regard 10 lh
EIclm.Aarlcs "t peace.
IllE EArENr OF THE ARMISrICE.
. The IDts of this morning publishes IA
following -
: VERSAILLES, Jan. 2o.-Au armj~tic
, has b,vu allcvd upon, which Is H. cN,,u
T, immediately 10 the whole 81 .Huct. Iu,r
y. was "a great agitation iu Paris last nI.ul
!, aud Jue D-auug uf drum, and .huats ul IA
mu4utua1 within Tie walls were p.uIui
ncard,
- GERMANS OCCUPY TIiE FRENCH FoRr
q VERSAILLES, Jan. ~. The U,mn
r uuuya occupied lhv forts around PARIS ,
tan 4. NJ. lu DAY.
' lEIN,H ~lEELNDER IIlElE ARMS.
' Ihr rultrg garrison ~ Paris, except a
Nauoual Grurd, ,urrudcr their arm
u The armi't.uy cSuarvs ou February lN
b, EMPEROR WILLIAMS CiTI,IAL p1.,PAr-I
~ LuNpoN, Jan 2s- i:iO A. M n
u tuI r.ug William Ea, syut the iulluWll
despatch t' lhg Empr, ~ Augusta g.
~ VERSAILLES. Jan. - : l.. NJ Ia