The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-27
EUROPE
FRANCE.
North France Uneasy.

LONDON, FEBRUARY 20.
u Great uncasiness Is felt in the North oil
France on the subject Of the peace nego-
gotiations. Everything Is inreadlncss to
inundatc tho country, The Echo DH
NOM protests against this theory Of re-
yenge, us but the opinion Of o faction,
and as contrary to the interests of tic
nation and It's progress, and says n peace.
fl!l solution Of The elAlsace question Is pos
sible.l ~ tlitlHR Ia sB1.f!4
!UilUBOaDEAbxI February s5. J
Thiers and Picard have not yet arrived
here. The departure of Tliersiforp Paris
even has not been announced. 1t Is gen.
crafty concluded that the Assembly will
not meet tomorrow, and the armisticc
will be prolonged 4s hours.
7 oopigQ hIARIss February s4at Z
Thi6rs dcceftsthc principle Of terrific.
rial cessi0n but is trying to save Metz.
Bismarck agrees to leave that fortress to
France, hut Moltke objects. The Prus.
Sims arc TO levy the contributions and i'm.
prison the authorities who refuse to pay
them.
The Radicals have again invited Gar.
aballl y tako his seat iA;tne. National Assi
HilBIlu LONDON, February 25. :
The Metcs llas tho following, dated Paris
Gath: "Louis Blanc, Victor Hugo and
Henri ROChelOrt, members Of the radical
lett Of the Assembly, wiilpresent to that
body motion demanding the impeach-
ment Of Nap0leon."1 Y7lNy Wti.l
The 7sltQrapEs Versailles special an.
nounces that q movement Tor the conccn.
tration Of armies towards the South has
commenced ms stated at Versailles. The
French regiments near Bordeaux arc
composedoi excellent material! x .ll9
PreIiminaries of Peace Settled--
Precise Terms Unknown.
p''E''i ID" PARIS, February 20. Vt
The preliminaries Vf peace were finally
settled fn,day. The exact terms areuf.
known, bat believed toS'be severed Tie
Rappel says Thiers and the Commissioners
Of the Assembly will probably 60 to Bor.
deauX Sunday TO submit the conditions
agreed upon 10 tho Assembly. 1t Is hoped
that they will be Immediately adopted
and that further prolongation Of the ar
mistiteS VIII be dhhttessaryS Thiers was
ut Versailles ull day to-day.
MISREPRESENTATION of Peace Now
Certain-..The Terms.
SUNDAY, Feb. 20, rid LONDON, ,2P.M.
Peace Is now certain. n Theirs. Fayre
and the consultative commission have
acceIted the following conditions 90 'Dn'
First. The cession OF Alsace and Metz,
but Belfont is To be restored to France.
Second. Payment Of the war indemni-
ty, five milliards lrnncs.
Third Al portion Of French territory,
with some fortified towns like Sedan, TO
remain In the possession Of the Germans
till the conditions of the treaty arc full.
filled. RrlA ,fa S9'', p u
Fourth. German army TO enter Paris
Monday, and occupy the Champs Elyses.
Fifth, Peace 70 be proclaimed when the
French Assembly ratlfics the conditions.
Rumored Interference Of England
LONDON, February 90. F
The Daily Telegraph has q special dis.
patch from Amiens, saying much uneasi.
ness' prevails there IN consequence ofa re.
port that England has intcrfered in regard
TO Metz, declaring that the fortress should
not be coded to the Germans. .,.
Spain and Egypt at Loggerhea ds.
~ )i'i y boNDoS, February 90.
A difficulty has arisen between Spain
and Egypt, caused by IN insult offered
by the clerk ol tho Spanish Consulate at
0''''sA 's'''sAf2 2b0lADRrBD, Tsbaa February 1851
The Spanish Government has sent to
the Viceroy of Egypt its ultimatum reply.
The latter is unknown. Several Of the
European powers have offered 0 media,
tion, between Spain and Egypt u
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