The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-03

admirable Behavior of the People
Kaiser Wilhelm will not Enter the
City-The Germans Keep to their
Quarters-Our Fritz to Review the
Army.
WASHINGTON, March 2.
The following dispatch was received BY Sec
retary Fish:
"The German entry into Paris was peaceful
and quiet. All Is calm in the city,
(Signed "AsHBuRSs.
BORDEAUX, March l.
The Assembly voted to ratlfy the preliminary
treaty by SAG 10 1o7. ~
At 10 O'Clock thirty thousand Germans entered
the city with ninety six pieces Of artillery, and the
usual proportion OF cavalry.
The zone surrendered to the Prussians is near
ly cleaT Of the French. 1t commences at the ex-
treme southwest corner OF the encelnte which
forms point, and runs in the shape OF an irregu-
lar triangle, Of which the Seine forma the east
side, the enceinte from Pont du Jour ID the Pont
des Fermes the west side aud the Faubourg ST.
Honore and the Avenue des Fermes, from the
Rue Roya,e to the eneeinte, the north side or
base. The only points within these limits
retained by the French are the baking
establishment Of the army Of Paris, the
Quai de Billy and the Pont de Jena. Few
people were on the streets. Most of the
women out were in mourning going to mass.
The Germans used no music except the drum and
trumpes for signals. The Germans were aston
ished at the meurnful aspect OF the city and the
deserton of the streets. The statues In the Place
de la Concorde were covered with Grape.
LONDON, March /.
The barrIcades In the northern and eastern
fauDourgs OF Paris are only precautionary, and
will only be used il the Germans shoull overstep
the assigned limits.
The Emperor has returned from Long Champs
where he reviewed the army entering Paris.
The following correspondence has passed be-
tween The Emperor OF Germany and Car Alex
ander. The Emperor, in his letter 70 the Car,
after stating the terms upon which peace mad
been concluded, says: ave have arrived at the
END Of glorious and bloody war, which was pre-
cptated by the frvolty Of the French. Prussia re-
members that you prevented the spread OF the
war. God bless you.' The Car replied that he
shared the joy felt by his illustrous brother and
hoped for durable peace. He had proved de-.
| voted friend. The happiness and glory Of Russia
and Prussia were now insured.
The London Times special says Rothschild
promises to pay the entire indemnity to Germany
within year, BY which the German army Of oc-
cupaon will be got rid OF at the cad OF that time.
Prince Frederick Charles Is to be Governor Of
Champagne, headquarters at Rheims. The EN-.
peyor Of Germany will merely pass through Paris
and his new possessions en- route to Berlin.
The Lntest-The Occupation OF Paris.
LONDON, March q
Paris dispatches state that several battallons Of
Germans entered the city at O'Clock yesterday
morning 10 prepare quarters. At haH.past the
PalaIs dIndus:rle was occupied. Some bat
talions soon after paraded In the Place de Ia Con.
cords. There were but small number, Of the IN
habitants present, and no demonstrations were
made. There was soon line Of German troops
along the Seine, from Point du Jour; tQ the Palais
Bourbon, Willie on the right bank the
French National, Guards stopped the pas
sage of all persons In uniform. The horse
patrols circulated and occupied their quarters.
No acts Of depreciation were committed. The
main body Of Germans formed at Long Champs
and in the Bois de Boulogne, where review was
held, and they entered Paris at noon. The EN-.
peror:s staff are quartered at tile Palace Of the
Elysee. General Kamecke commands the army
or occupation. Prusslau military commission
has been established to receive complaints Of in
habItants who deserted The occupied quarters.
The public buildings are deserted and closed. The
Emperor declares he will not enter the city. The
Grown Prince will review the German army.
NEW YORK, March 9.
The Telegram has special from Paris. 1t says
the Inhabitants maintain the same quiet and stur-
dy independence they showed on the morning Of
the entry Of the Prusslans. There were no de-
monstrations by the people, and the troops pre-
pared to. bivouac in the Champs Eiysees The
neighborhood is without apparent excitement.
The French troops who guarded the barracks and
bridges behaved admirably, and under great pro.
vocation restrain their temper and keep COOL
There has been no disposition on the part OF the
officers and men Of the Prussian army to wander
beyond the barricaded limits, even without MIL
Itary Uniform. The Prussians soldiers, II discov-
cred In some parts Of Paris, would be attacked by
an angry mob.