The Portland daily press., 1871-01-30

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b.vo not h.Sn a. SIhne Terms Q, "
eenerallp believed in official circles that term
OF capitulation have been submitted by Favr
to Bismarck. No paper processes 10 doubt II
and there are many indications that the an
pouncement is only withheld from the publ
until the actual terms can be given The re
port that Bonaparte intrgaers are at work,
IN 1ustrously circulated, and there are indica
tions that pro.-ineut officials are being inter
vIewed ior tne purpose OF Lending tneir slo Z
sembiinn of Pa,I;as"ty h J w!snn ns,bina hi ma
be done as well as said. which will put an enc
to this dreadful suspense as TO peace or war.
OFFICIAL AsNouNcr,rpyr on rur srRRENnr,
~ mr. rMnDrss os rnI,Sr"
| A~. nAss Ao"o
AoSDoN, Jan: rs ~ I. M--Ine Empero
Anv"s,s. ."e 'o"o"'ns o'spa'cn ~ INC 1A"preS
Aggus.a; ~
v"soA1es, =. M. Sunady.-Last nigns G al
arM'stlce i0r three weeks was sgned Io'
regulars ana mooiies are to pc retained IN fari
as prisoners OF war. Inc national guard wiz
cmnv al, The forts Psr;s " .;ns W0 ,0vestsd ho
will be allowed to revictual as soon as the arm
are surrendered. The National Assembly is t,
night. All the armies in the field will retair
their respective positions. The ground between
| the opposing lines will be peutial. This is thu
reward Of patriotism. heroism and great sac
ritces. Thank God for this fresh mercy. May
peace soon follow. ''
(Signed) WILLIAM.
THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE GERMAN rpoops
On On
a..na,Ot ss;nd oan ~, 0.~ f. ,aL MA Versailles
M n","aL ~. ,s says .ne t1tu saxon corps al
No;.v Rnsnv ond Nossemt U1tuPISu Th ToomainvnIe'
o,,n.; ~ Luy .sa:'. anu Nos11s. tne oaVaIlans oc'
sapy w Gnayrn.on, W, Mout nouge, Aunmsh Rouge
an9 nan vfes, aeo Tue SiIssian corps Aury
SnD po.;s D..;Me. ;a ON ooo mo - M
| 81 r,s Is 70 pay NOVV0VVoV francs. Ths trs1
on1oi"' uoSp"'o" was teau III Tue cnurches.
THE MOVEMENT FOR THE EMPIRE,
rSpecial to N. Y. World IA s,rono ir.
| Anence ia at work favoring tha res,orat;an - =,
| the imperiaI family nnder = reoancv com,nns'
| cd of the EMPRESS. Trochn and Esy,o Tt,a
Emperor William will return to Rar,n Tnos.
| day, leaving the Grown Prince IN commsnJ
Provisions for Paris are being forwsrdsd v;.
Diappe. The capitulation and armistica sat,Ia
nothing politically. nor do thew sssnra tba "rS
of the war. All depends mnon The ossa0,hI's
To. night there is Intense exctement omcnn
MN oun,,. ~ -o,",
r I1NnAANS honaAh LING THEMSELVES.
VERSAILLES, Jan. 9.-lSpecial to Herald +
Fort valar'en was entered last night by the
Irusslan engineers 70 Draw the mines. Heavy
guns Will De Immediately moved into the forts
or enciente and strongly armed as no conf
gence can De placed IN the hekle population of
farls until after general disarming. Strong
iorceS OF iniantry and artillery moved forward
70 cover me working OF parties. The object is to
spare fnrther bloodshed and give OPPORTUNITY
ior the French people, through the assembly Of
tnelr represen,asives to deciGe t0r war or seace.
e'ectiohs Will Do Permltted IN all departments,
together with Tree circulation of deputies
o.: snaU1sn .ae y4ouH!. tue arny OF frris, the
he nrisoners of war with tbs xosus;o. a1 ~
600 men required to maintain order 10 Paris
AZ tbe corps OF Franc Tieurs are to be dissolv-
e. g, o4S W tne Nati0nai auard Will remain armed.
and fa,d ARTILLERY at Snran it rs 'ps S,s anI n,gs
retire into Paris unarmed. The cannon of the
iorts are to oe delivered up but the guns are 70
Prussans h,, Iu .ha c,ns orU oa,aags gwen 70 toe
Of demarcation is drawn between the enciente
and the forts. The French portion extends to
sn tns enclente only ana Tue russian portion to
certain typographical modiasations Fort Vim. VIM
cennes will remain in the hands nf ~ T..,aL
Paris wiIi rama;n comnietaI, $500 Su Hono".
military point of view hnt tbrae ra;I .o n liz &c
are In he renaired and narrn;ttad 70 cn.o,s
sunr lies for the daily nnnr;shmant or tho w"
uIation. e"'"' " '"o pup
Bonrhaki's armv ord tho for+ross =, po,e...
ara not comn,ahsudaJ dad ~ tne loa.ess .. oeTert
Prussians' line of demarca,ion tor ths sow N y.
ern armies is tn ha Tho ,;na of ~" o;n T...
returnrd tn Paris vss,erdon avsn;n, - ave "a
ported that not more than a wseh q ro,ions re-
main in Paris a ho nr
men in Versailles arr oeneraliv roio;ood ot H.
approach of peace. '~'''sN "' 'No
Rv the latest ranorts of rooot,.t;ors 4.
pears that Bismarck demands ,wo Urnv;noa.
one COLONY. twenty war sh;ns s"J non noS -
francs as The dnal terms Of neace '00'''' "
s..,,...
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REJOICING IN GERMANY.
BERLIN. Jan. 2o.-TWorld snac;a11 Aucor
many Is in fever of reioi..nv and to.niobt
bonfires, iliumipations and PROFESSIONS may be
seen evervwbera
T.,,oa;...,..
Aw"eo'a'eiy a'er the occupation OF the forts
by the Germans, the provisional government
in Paris still retaining its au,hor,v in po,s
u;u sr,,r,o, ~. No.;..,
-, 'Ao N"'onai assembly, WHICH
Will decide upon the form OF the future govern
ment of France,
Lnter-2 p M-Tba c;ty 10 IN q Maniac. e.o,
Nv of excit.mant. now thay The cartn,ntn os ~,
canitniation of Paris 10 tnown Taioor.n,s " lug
from the federal chance,lor Uvas tha of,;n;aI
CONFIRMATION of The news ,aoa;1eS ~ 1o. ho,.
last night TO-DAY the etn,ch hsiis havs rm"a
since daybreaF, and the several services in the
churches are attended by crowds of Worship
pers. Sermons on peace were delivered aud
prayers of thanksgiving for it offered before and
and after morning service in the churches
Large crowds gathered In front of the palace
aud the ladies of the royal household apnea red
at the windows and waved their aclk nnw,edg
ments to the people The scenes in the streets
we're beyond description. Every person on his
way to church as he met his neishhor STONED
and embraced aud the women conpratniated Z
each other with tears iu their eyes, The news
of the capitulatiop certainly creates In the mn H.
lie mind here q charitable feeling and there Is
a strong desire to act generously towards the
fallen foe.
Great Britain.
RorBscH1rD To RE MADE prpp
1onnou t.. o. =.
ch;,S vi, ,e,.a TO-, tSa epo..eu sua. l.c'ns-
c;,v 81 Tnn.,nn ni .;m su0 ~ .epa1sen.aon % 3t .ne
of ords 9TH nc t;,,s ne u oJe1 e ~ .ne nouse
Towno, w.. oo i'i1 Di " SaIt Vi Mentmore.
ported negotiations between Napoleon and the
Prussian government, says the Emperor refers
everything TO the regency. He Bismarck de-
mes that ne mas ever negotiated Tor the restor-
alton OF the bonapartes, or that he intends to
Tha % VIII tSe tS aouest.e M conceIDs ol rance
ment Mr.. Disraeli intends to challenge a vote
of confidence in the ministry is nrononnced
proundiess.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
LONDON. Jan. @. IA. M.-Tbe Observer
suppos-s that the Conference will be adjourn
ed on account of the capitulation.
Turkey is opposed to Austria's introduction
Of the Danubian question in the Conference
Two new French divisions have been formed
from the recruits in Havre.
Great plumbers OF cattle have been collected
| by the Germans at Rouen, Gonarz and Lagny,
to be driven into Paris as soon as it capitnlates
Considerable forces of the enemy are echa.