The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-02-04


The early return of the Empcror VIII
liam is expected. The report of his re-
turn on Tuesday is unauthenticated.
The Germans rigidly maintain pass
port regulations during the armistiee.
LILLE, Jan. 30-The armistice as
founded the North The impression is
rather favorable, but undecided, await
ing conditions of peace.
1t is said the Germans have invested |
Abbeville, notwithstanding the armis- /
tiee
LONDON. Jan 31-The armistice
begins instantly in Paris, in three days in
the Departments, ending at noon of Feb
.ruary 18th. The dividing line divides
the Departments of Calayados and Orne,
the Germans holding Sar-Andre, Loire
and Cherloiret and Youne, in the neigh
borhood Of Jura.
1t is expected..that the sea forces are
included in the armistice and capitula-
ton Of prisoners of war, to remain In
Paris. After surrendering their arms
the National Guard and gems d'armes
remain under arms as a police. All
Franc~Ilrreurs are to be disbanded.
a Berlin dispatch says the Bonapart.
ist negotiations with Bismarck take an
important turn.
A later dispatch says there is conster-
nation at Wilhelmshohe is consequence
of the proposition to call Constituent
Assembly.
LONDON. Jan. 30.-Ganbetta ratifes
the eapitulation, and will not resign.
Later-Ganlbetta is reported to have
committed suicide. [Sincc contradicted1
he Empress Eurenic, after a stormy
interview with Duke de Pcrsigny, order
ed him to quit her presence, since he
/ persisted IN urging her to consent to the
dlsmemberment Of France.
There are demonstrations in several
| French towns against the armistice and
mntilation OF France, and the municipal
| ties appear to maintain resistance, and
have sent deputations to Bordeaux with
| that object.
| BORDEAUX, Jan. 30-Gambetta tel
egraphed to day to Fayre at Versailles
requesting him to break the silence MAIN
tanned By the Paris Government, to state
the name Of the minister whose arrival
was announced, the motives of delay and
positive information respecting the condi-
| ton OF Paris
Ruhors are current that Won MoItke
was greatly dissatisfied with the Crown
| Princes army on the occasion of the sor-
tie of the 10Th He thinks ground was
lost unnecessarily, aud expressed his
opinion openly. There is a growing cold
ness in consequence between the Crown
| Prince and the commaader~in chief.
NEw YoR1, Jan. 3o.-A Herald spe-
eial, dated Versailles, Jan 20, says Fort
Falerian was entered last night by the
Prussian engineers to draw the mines.
Heavy guns have been moved into the
forts, as the eaceinte is strongly armed,
and no confidence can be placed in the
tickle population of Paris until after a
general disarming. a strong force of
infantry and artillery moved forward to
cover the working parties. The object
is to spare further bloodzhed, and give
! an opportunity TO the French people,
through an assenlblyof representatives at
Bordeaux, TO decide for war or peace.
Elections will be permitted in ali the
departments, with free circulation of the
deputies throughout the country The
Army of Paris and regiments of the line
Marines and Mobiles, viii be prisoners
With the exception ef Il 900 men requir-
ed to maintain order in Paris, all troops
but the-Nationa Guards will be dissolved
L iIC ECtCu tiCoIS VIII QcllVCr arms,
flags and field artillery within fourteen
days. The French may retire into Paris
armed, and the cannons Of the forts are
to be delivered up, but the enccinte guns
are to be dismounted and the carriages
delivered to the Prussians. The guns
are to be left. 4 line of demarkation is
drawn between the enceinte and forts.
The French position extends to the
enccinte only; the Prussian portion to
within five hundred PAGES from the
enecinte, with certain Typographical mods
iications. Fort Vincennes will remain
in the hands of the French.
Paris remains completely invested
from military point of view, but 33
miles of road will be repaired and per-
mitted to convey sufficient supplies for
the daily subsistence of the population.
Bourbaki's army aud the fortress of
Belfort are not comprised in the armis-
tiee. The Prussian $ line of fdemarkation
for the Southern armies is to be the line
OF the Loire.
Fayre returned to Paris yesterday
evening. Not moro than three weeks
provisions remain in Paris at the pres,
ent time. The French at Versailles
generally rejoice at the approach of
peace.
BY the latest report of negotiations it
appears that Bismarck demands two
provinces, a French colony, twenty war
ships, and ,000, 900 900 francs as the
final terms of peace. The capitulation
will only be regarded-as a military act
apart from all political negotiations
The following is an official dispatch by
the Minister of the North German Con-
federation at Washington to the North
German Consul Of this city, received
to day: The forts Of Paris are surren-
dered. An armistice for three weeks by
land and sea is agreed upon. The Ma
tlonal Assembly is summoned at Bor-
deaux.
LoNpoN, Jan. 29.--A Versailles dis
patch just received says the 18th Saxon
corps at 10 o'clock to day occupied Clar-
entoD, Montrouge and Vanyres. The
Silesian corps occupied Tyry and Bicetre.