Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-06
Overland Dispatches
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BY Il CABLES.
Articles Of the Treaty Negotiated Be-
tween Bismarck and Thiers.

Articles Of the Treaty Negotiated Be-
tween Bismarck and Thiers.
VERSAILLES March 3.-The prelimi-
naries of peace arranged by Bismarck
and other Plenipotentiaries with
Theirs and Favrs are as follows:
Article I specifies the line of demar-
cation.
Article II provides that France will
pay Germany four milliards Of francs ;
II milliard, at least, In 1871, and all
rest in the space of three years from
the time Of the ratification.
Article III provides that the evacua-
ton Is to commence on the ratification
of the treaty by the Assembly that
the German troops will then immedi-
ately leave Paris and the left bank of
the Seine, also the Departments Of
Cher, Indre-et-Loire and Seine In
ferieure.
The French troops will remain be-
hind the Loire till the signing Of n
definite treaty of peace, except those
in Paris, where the Government Is not
to have exceeding 40,O 900 troops.
The Germans will ~evacuate the right
bank of the Seine gradually after the
signing of a deflnitiye treaty and the
payment of half a milliard. After the
payment of two milliards the Ger
mans will only hold the Departments
Of Marine, Ardennes, Meuse, Vosges,
Meurthe and Belfort. After the pay
ment of three milliards the Germans
will only keep SO, 1000 troops in France.
but If sufficient money guarantee be
given, they will evacuate completely
1t once, otherwise three milliards will
carry interest at five per cent. from the
ratification Of the treaty.
Article " provides that the German
troops make no further requsitions |
that the French army will find food
for the Army of Occupation In the
ceded Department that favorable ar
judgements will he made with the III
habitants and time given to them to
move, if they please, and that no OBJ
stacle will be placed In the way Of
emigration.
Article vi provides that the prison.
ers be immediately liberated on the
ratification Of the treaty, and the
French railroads will lend carriages
and engines At the same prices as to
the French Government.
Article VII provides that the treaty
be definitely signed at Brussels immc-
diately after tho ratification.
Article VIII provides that after the
ratification the management Of all the
Departments occupied will be handed
over to the French officers, subject to
the German commanders, and In the
interest of the German troops.
Article IN provides chat it will DO
understood that the Germans have no
authority over the Departments not
occupied by them.
LONDON, March 3.-The evacuation
OF Paris Terminated at II o'clock this
morning. rs agreed by the cartel. The
Mobile and National Guards are dis
banded. The trenches around the town
are being filled up.
The Partisan populacc wreaked their
vengeance OH severa! men and women
who were seen communicating with
the German soldiers.
BORDEAUX, March 3.-rhe Govern
ment has ordered the immediate return
OF he modified National Guards to
their homes.
BERLIN, March 3.-The Empress has
received the following dispatch from
the Emperor, dated Versailles, March
Sd: 81 have just ratified the condl-
tons Of peace which the Bordeaux
Assembly accepted. Thus far the work
is complete, which was, through seven
months of battles, to be achieved
thanks to the valor, devotion and en-
durance of our Incompatible army,
and the sacrifices Of the whole Father
land. The Lord of Hosts has every
where visibly blessed our enterprises,
and by His mercy permitted an honor
able peace. TO Him be honor-to the
Fatherland thanks. WILHELM"
The above was publicly read, amid
the booming Of artillery, the ringing
of bells, and the cheers Of the people,
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