The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-04

Lnspag. Jan. 31.-The Empress Eugene,
after stormy debate with the Duke do Per.
sislgny. ordered him To quit Ler presence,
since he persisted in urging her to consent 10
the acknowledgements of France.
There are demonstrations in several French
towns against the armis,ice. and the mutila.
fioa Of france. what !? and the municipality
hppear to maintain resistance, and has sent
denndations to Bordeaux with that object.
oambetta ratihes the capitu,ation aud will
not resign.
Later Gambetta is reported to have COM
Inittcd snicide.
LoSnoS, Jan. 3l-All the rivers are omen
Tor the, TRANSPORTATION of food to Paris The
Forty-sixth Prnssian regiment have occupied
Fort Valerian. A Berlin dispatch says the
BOnarartist negotiations with Bismarck take
M important turn. A later dispatch says
there is CONSERVATION at Wilhelmsaaohe in
consequence Of the proposition TO cali the
Constituent Assembly.
LONDON, Jan. 3l-Noon. The armistice
begins instantly in Paris, in three days in
the departments, ending at noon, February
10Th. The dividing lines divides the depart
ments Of Calados (?) and 0fne, the Germans
holding the Sar. the Andre. the Loire and
Cherleiret. and the Youne, in the neighbor-
hood of the Jura. 1t is expected the sea for
ces are included in the armistice and capitu-
lation. The prisoners OF war are to remain
during the nrmstce in Paris after surrender
ing their arms. The National Guards end
Gendarms remain under arms as a police.
All the Franc Tireurs are dishanded.
Nrw York, Jan 30.-The HeraiTs special
from Versailles, Goth, saws Fort Valerien was
entered last night by the Prussian engineers
4 a II Y -
mediately moved into the forts, as the ence-
int is strongly armed and no confidence can
be placed in the tickle population of Paris
until after general disarming. Strong fore
es Of infantry and artillery have moved for
ward to cover the working parties. The OBJ
ject is to spare fnther bloodshed and give an
opportunity to tie French people, through
tie National Assembly Of Representatives at
Bordeaux, to decide for war or peace. Elec-
tions will be permitted in all the departments
with FREQ circulation throughout the coun-
try. The army of Paris, the regiments Of the
line, marines and Mobiles, are to be prisoners
Of war, with the exception of 1000, who are
required to maintain order in Paris. All the
corps Of franc-tireus are to be dissolved; but
the National Guards will remain armed.
The French troops will deliver their arms,
flags and held.artillery within fourteen days.
The French troops may retire into Paris.
Armed caunons of the forts are to delivered
M, but the enceinte guns are to be dismount-
cd and the carriages delivered to the Prus-
slams, but the guns themselves are to be left
4 line of denarcation is drawn between the
enceinte and the forts. The French portion
extends to the enceinte. and there ehds the
Prussiar portion extends to within five hun
dred PAGES from the enceinte. with certain
typographical notifications. Fort Vipcenues
will remain in the hands of the French.
Paris remains completely invested from
military point of view, but thirty-three miles
of the road will be repaired and permitted to
convey sufficient supplies for tho daily nour-
ishment of the population.
Bourhaki's army and the fortress of Belfort
are not comprised in the armistce. The
Prussian line of denarcation for the southern
armies is to he the line of the Loire.
by the latest report of the negotiations, it
appears that Bismsrk demands two provin-
eee, u colony, twenty war-ships, and 4.000-
100000 francs as the final terms of peace
The capitalization will only be regarded as
military act, apart from all political negot-
atoms.
BORDEAUX, Feb. 1t is believed the first
act of the Assembly at bordeaux viii be the
nomination of a President Of tie Council of
Ministers forming the Government Favre,
Ganhetta, Theirs, Pcaih and Grevy are the
probable candidates for the Presidency.
The first three have the greatest chances.
BORDEAUX, Feb. l.-Gambetta issued a.
proclamation saying "Frenchmen. Prussia
believes the armistice will dissolve our armies
and secure the election of Chamber ready
TO conclude shameful peace. 1t depends on
France to upset these calculations if neces-
sarv, to make the armistice succeed. Our
young troops continue to enlist With nprelax-
cd vigilance. They are for National defense.
and for war if necessary. You should in
s,ruct the National Representative Assembly
to make such peace only as is compatible
with the honor, rank and integrity of
France