Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-04
Telegraph Dispatches
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French Charge de Affairs here has ho'lhel
IN, uus.i,n Cabinet OF the establishment
of the new government in France, II Is
cynr,teI that Russia will recognize the
the new government tomorrow
BnEuEy. February 2lsi.-"erman sea
CAPTAINS Who were taken prisoners ny the
French aud released, have reached VI
leans on their way home.
LoypoX. February 2lst.-Thiers, Farre
and Picard arrived nj Paris yesterday, and
were to go to Versailles to-day.
An the European States have recognized
the new Government. Louis Joseph But
f.t is the new Minister OF Finance.
Duke de Broglier has been appointed
French Minister to London.
The Crown Prince has returned TO YER
sailes after four days absence.
In the House the Government was sls'
,aihed in votc upon resolution adverse
10 It's army policy by rs majority.
PAhIs, February 2l.-rhcirs plan IL to
conclude peace upon lii>marcks 'erinS' 10
clear France of the Germans, bring back
the French army, giving the con'nhUu 10
Gen. Changarnicr, induce the national an
sepbly ID proclaim the charter oil 1851
tho supreme law, and provide for a PIE
biscite: Whether Count de Paris Will be
King. -,
IL is believed that Bismarck's terms will
BE accepted without modification.
LoSpby, February 2l.-pispatches from
Nnvre say that the city OF A'encoh on
refusing to pay its assessments, the mayer
md len Councilman were Imprisoned.
Adispatch from Bordeaux, dated the !uth,
saws that Bismarck is willing to resign
Metz if Luxembourg is given to germany
Bismarck employed threats on urging
Theirs to ierlas. ,o.r
A dispntch from Paris dated the 2Oih
saws the question of the occupation of Metz
is settled. The Lorraine line annexed
will include Pont n Mousson: The french
wish to prolong the nrmislice uniil me
second of March, and Won Mol'ko insists
AS a condition OF the prolongatIon OF the
armistice, that the Germsna shall enter
Paris. 1t is expected that this condition
will prevail. The meeting OF the beFhn
Parliament is postponed. Inc liehch
must pay one half of the ind mni'S ny the
18th of March. Paris is fast assuming Its
ordinary appearance. Prices are much
reduced.
PANS, February 22.-All the journals of
the CITY approve the speech delivered IN
the Assembly, oil the 18th, by THEIRS.
La Libertr is convinced that Thiers in
tention is to loyalty enleavor to found
Republic. ;.
VERSAILLES, February 2l.-If peace is
not secured by noon of Friday next, the
second, third and ii fth army corps VIII be
thrown upon the South. Prince Frederick
Charles is looked TO FOR the execution OF
this enterprise. The troops around Parls
are being drilled, aud the military bands
are practicing for the entry into Paris.
The King Of Wurtehburg is expected
here.
VERSAILLES, via London, February, q
$40 p. M.-The Emperor received Thiers
to day, and NJ. Chanzy was present At the
interview. Peace is considered concluded,
though it is thought ii has not yet been
signed. The Germans will probably enter
Paris on Sunday next, but with no triuN-
phal ceremony, and they will not remain
long in the city.
LoSpoy, February 23.-A dispatch from
Paris of the 3D. says nothing yet known
of the Prussian terms for peace. The Fig
arc, however, says that the terms are con-
ciliatory. The Moniteur of Versailles says
the war indemnity demanded by the gov
.ernmsn mt, is two thousand millions OF tina
lers.
The Germans demand the immediate
payment of two millions of francs by the
department OF the Disc, and accord delay
in the payment of the remaining eight
millions.
The Gaulois says Lord Lyons, the Brit
ish A N bassator, and Chevalier Nigra, the
Italian Minister, will soon go to PARIS IN
order TO afford Theirs the moral support OF
their government in peace negotiations.
VERSAILLES, February 23.-The honi-
teur OfficieI, Of Versailles, justi6es Ger
manys demand for an indemnity Of two
thousand millions of thalers.
BORDEAUX, February 23-The Moniteur,
of Bordeaux, announces that the arnistiee
has been prolonged until the 18th inst, at
midnight. IL denies the reports which
have been circulated respecting the Prus-
sian demands, and says that Bismarck
md Theirs maintain absolute silence at
present
WASHINGTON, February 22s-The Presi-
dent signed tie bill ierritorializing the
District Of Colombia.
The Corhmiitee on the Pacific Railroad
reported the Southern Railroad bill, with
certain amendments, but only two were
adopted, Bansly-Ons changing the name
Of the road 70 the Southern Paciiei the
o,bsr making the capital S5ns01oOOO, in
srs.A Of $4,000. 900. A motion 10 post
none vas defeated By - 70 so Another
sr,sndmsnt. providing for single trunk
line from Marshall 70 San Diego, was
ndortsd. Also, another eHclndins from
rons, iidafios All other roads Ehich rn-y
hereafter Be chartered passed b vote Of
- 10 81
The bsn finally passed b. vote q iS4
" 20. Tie House. thea sai0Errea.