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/" GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
Southeast Corner TIN And ID stree
RY GREEN Il WILLIAMS Auctioneerr.
- No. 319 southeast corner of 9TH and ID stree

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UgUa-
PkONED PROPERTY AT AUG TON, ON l3TH
81 RhkT lat, BkTwEEN ID AaD 4
- By virtue Of Q deed of trust to me, dated
oNoyemher lIth 1557, and duly recorded In Liber
~. &. h. No "a, folio lyo, etc, ons Of Ihe lard
records for Washington County, District ~ Crlum-
bia, shall sell at public auc;iup, Tuesday, the
23d day OF May, 1871. in front OF the prem .-= A.
O'clot . NJ, sne following property, 10 wit: lot
numbere TWENTY eight q in :quare nuh5ered ten
hundred and eighteen i olSl of said city
Terms of sale: One third cash; the balance in and
~ months secured by deed Of trus, on tbs I'd Iot
JAMES NJ. LATrA. Trustee,
mylS I'd GREEN WILLIAMS, Apcts
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x LATlmER h CLEARLY. Aucttoueers,
lSuccessors to Cooper d LatimerD
southwest corner OF PenIsylvania and 1lth 1t.
sALEOF DESIRABLE Let OF GROUNDOSD
AkENUE.
a ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Nav 18th,
OlH, 81 o clock in front of the premises, We
snail sell part OF Lot Is in Square 693, being the
west forty feet front OF said lot street south,
near NV Jersey avenue. and running back one
hundred and eighteen feet and six l. chss. This
properly Is In rapidly improving locality, and
prof able invt stments
Terms: One-haif cash; balance IN 6. IL, and Is
month";. or longer ii the purchaser msy desire, wit
notes bearing interest, and secured by a deed Of
trust on the premises, CORveyancing and revenue
stamps at purchasers cost. $50 down at time OF
safe LATIMHRk OI.EARV ~
myl2 dads Anctionaers
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1 oIUmsIA HOSPITAL FOR FEMALES.
Corner Of Pennsylvania svenus and 2Sth street

~
= Corner Of Pennsylvania svenus and 2Sth street
This Hospital 10 sita sted In one Of the most heal
~ 1eItions OF the District, surrounded By its
rvenas toe rooms are large snd airy aud supplied
slth thS comfort OF home. Lsdfes living at 3 dis
vance who may b desirous Of ~ Ailing Themselves
chief the nsron. n. pree o. these reons vary ~
from Sn 90 sS per week. which includes Board,
trrsing. Medical 90 Surgical freshness a,d Ned
CIues
The United States Government provides t,rtv
FREE BEDS for the following eIaas Of pa,isn.s
VIZ Wives or WidOvs 81 Soldiers or Sailors on the
United states Army and Navy, or females who may
lie citizens Of any state, bat sen porsrly residents
q The District snd requiring medical treatment aud
-Grslns but unable TO Bay therefor
Cards o. sdni.,ion 80 these BEDS can be obtained
q the surseor Serersi, u. >. Army. At his os1cs.
Cgrnsr OF fennsyivania ne and 18th street and
- ne surseen IN Chief ~ his ofice, 31S Masss-
There also twenty PRRE REDS for noor
~omeu, residents OF the District Ord, n. Tor .l,i.
70 these must b obta led u the C;oyeraor or
Secretary % tl.S n strict.
Visiting days, MONDAYS ard Thursday
MEDICAL STAFF.
Il THOMPSON, N. o.. surgeon N Chief
once ana residence lS2S Il sss aysnua
D A Ashford, n d As-.ssa.s Surgeon,
CONSULTING BOARD:
NOBLE rogns. u, hovart, D.
= f E1,.s n D. ySas;pR f nss NJ
Levi. n.eAnl, w., a, D., nhEd
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1htSfEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED LOT
MAR THE OBSERVATORY
81 by virtue of deed of trust from Brooke
Mscksii' u dated March 22d, 1855 and duly
~ one q the land records of ,hington County
IN me District OF Columbia; and By the written
Itdnest OF the party secured thereby, shall sell in
II.nf OF the premises. at public auction on THURS
DA1' the Sth day Of May. A. D. 1871, at 4 o'clock
All that piece parcel of land situate In the
Wy Wy Oh sshington; apd described on the ground
Pan and plat OF said city Lot numbered three Al
In square numbered thirty -onet 3i ''''
terms OF sale: One third cash; balance at six Ard
wv I've months. secured by deed Of trust on
eCid To be resod at purch ssers risk, ii terms of
SAFE are 4 complied with In days after the ALE
80 resu~ed when the property is knocked down
CcnSeyancing and stamps ~ purchasers cost
q. STRUmAH, Trustee
ap l5-d j. L. C0LDWELL 4 60, AuctIrs
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

RrC w. HAvEHEBK q CO, Auctioses-s,
- No. 6f3 Louis sna avenue,
Third door east OF 9TH street..
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by W. T. JOHHHON, Auctioneer,
L. And Real Estate Broker
fennsylvania avenue corner Sd street east.
nY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctloneers,
- No. Sls. southeast corner Of It'll and streets.
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT MAR THE LONG
0RID9E At AUCTION.

lO0A Al A0SIhO0.
- On TUESDAY, the sd inst. ct O'Clock D.
ia m, We shall sell atour auction rooms. thirty
.four acres one rood and fifteen perches Of
good land being IN the county Of Alexandria In the
state Of Virginia, about TIVE miles from the Long
Bricge, and near Roach Spring. with the Inn prove,
meDts CONSISTING q stable, carriage house. ADD
other outbufdngs, fne well Of water. and several
springs Of fne water on the place, known As part
ofs0reen alley Farm: being beautiful Att ,u
and Ale xandria.
Terms: Oue- third cash; balance 1 and I years,
for poas bearing interest, and secured by dsed 81
trust on the prenises sold All cows yancing id
revenue stamps ct the cost OF the purchaser. 8 20
down on the day Of sale
pYisd 0REEH \ WILLIAMS, Auets,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON

kh LAIImkk ULEARf Auctloneeu,
successors TO Cooper Latimsr,
southwest corner Pennsyivaris ave and 18th s,reet
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I'D W. I. JUL NSUN,
ID huctiOneer and B. al Estate Broker
y, nm ylyania avenue corner I'd stree. sasE
FIVE OLD FRAME HOUSES AT AUCTION,
WITHOUT THE GROUND
IA On MONDAY. May 22d. ats O'Clock n nm
La: shali sell i've old frame houses located on
AAthe east side of Fifth street east betvaan
Pc .ylv-n a avenue and street south.
1he buiidinge are 60 lie moved in i!teen DAYS to
u axe rec NJ I1r other improvements
Terms cash
myH4t w r J0HNSgy Aurt
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d tsuceossors to Uoopsr na e,imGTI''
Sou'hwes corner OF Pennsvivania ave. And llth u.
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
IN THE flkSr WARD AT AUCTION
a On I'll URSDAY AFTERNOON, MAJ = at
O'Clock, we will sell, ia front of the prem
.lsts, Lot A. in Square No. 1to. This property
rs situated on The north eide Of street north, be
tween 18th and 19'h streets west, having a front of
@ftet aud running back Ito feet to q 20 foot alley
Inc pIoptrty VIII be divided into two ots of feet
itOnt egS n The west half is approved by 2 story
Frame Tenement ~
Terms: One third cash: residue in 6. IL ard Is
months. with interest from Icy of sale secured nv
oee1 OF trust on the premises Conveyancing and
at time of sale. "
myli-6&ds LATIMERS CLCARY luc,s
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II LATIMKR q ULEARY. Auctionser.,
(Successors to Cooper La.irnerJ
Southwest corner Of Penn yania ay and lith n

Ky LATIMkB ULEARY, Auctioneers,
southwest corner Of Pennsylvania sv. and Iith II
CHANGERY sALEOF yALUABLsIMPRovE
ssfbk1EI; ssTwEEN N AND STREETS,
~ BY virtue 81 q decree in chsucery, I will, III
Ei:a on MONDAY the 22d instant. in front o; the
- premises, at o o clock m, svslusbie Drisk
eet from his, front, aud having q II ont Of 81.
feet. BY depth Of rs feet and ), inch II tbir
vest between and street. ss's 's' n s Toe
y Terms: One fonrth cash; the balance at g. u and
y, non With intsrest secured by deed Of trust
the time OF sale Convey sncing and stlmps tpur.
nisd sspJ LAr,MFk FstB9sS fru.t:.
RY LaTnms. otE.RY, Apc,ioneer,,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st
THREE SPLENDID FaESOg NAN
Ill MikkOkS ONE ELEGANT WALNUT
mARSLE TUP SIDEBOAkD, ONE sUPERiOR
RIP CsRThiNs. With sus p HNb sII sbss
C0nPLE1E; hARBLL MANTELs WiTH
%afHEf MILF * AsSi HHr
HO4RDs, THREE DOZEN ReP And CSSE.
phfNf "a Hstn9 S sRbs AND FPsSCH
p PIN H1N,Nf AMP EIs RgGs; wALNGT EXrkS'
SPOONS, AID raBLE on rLERy: sHiTsS
CLOTHS, Ma PkiHs AND Towsssir 1 Hais
AND HUSH MArTRS SIS, RED CLbrHES
sd os f,SSpIrHG8s SAFE sEEFflfsRiT6s'
kiTCHEN REQUISITES, &C AT AUCrIoN'
n on URSpAY MORNING. May rs, ISL
49, 10 clock, 81 Ne, 2is 9th street north,
ssveEue, oyer pubants rey'srrant, we en- II
=. ,e. ne above superior collection of Hcuss-
mylsdSds LATIMER OLEIRY. Auct.
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III w ]. JUHNSUN,
- Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
Pennsy wanna Avenue, corner 81 street, east.
THE MOST VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY
ON CAPITOL HILL AT AUCTION
4 On SATURDAY. May goth. at 8 O'Clock %
~ 1 shall sell, in front OF the premise mart
= OF original lot 4, in square 7S9, located on the
cornee OF Pennsylvania avenue and Sd street east
J he Improve ments consist of q large two story
BRICK builo ing, containing two good stores known
as Dooley,s rug store, and Lacey's Shoe Store,
is very desirable property either for business or
for an investment. Title perfect.
Terms: One third cash; the bal snce in one and two
years, with interest, and secured by deed Of trust
on the premises Convey sncing and STAN ps at pur-
chaser cost $lCQ down at time OF sale
myl2 dads VT JOHNSON, Auct
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n ARRlEU,

SLTTEBN lGLE-HARBl UGH On We ina.-
oay the lIth Instant at the Church Of the nc Ins
ron BY the R"y. X. w LOxrie, Cart WILL N
Ek1TknN IT, U z. A ID, TO JOSrPHInE ID
HARBACGH, .f Washing on CITY.
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RY GbEES WILLIAMS Auctioneers,
- Southeast ceruer 7th aud ID stre.t.

II Southeast cerner 7th aud d streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPEhi ON THE WEST SIDEOF SIXTH
tSIHr sTkEET, BETWEEN MASShCHU-
SETS AVENUE AND x STREET
~ By virtue of deed OF trust dated the IL tn Az
fi.a OF My, u. lS70, and duly recorded. 1 win
sell at public auction, On the premises on
Th u RsDAI the I 9Th day Of May, A. ID 1871 at D
CLOCK 3 m, all the right title, ana interest of
John y. Jarhoe in Lot Eumberei two n j in Square
numbered 4 t. in the city Of W ashington ID o., the
same teing improved by tw t2D Brick Honses
Terms II sale made known on day of sale. Con
yeyancins At the cost OF purchaser.
B Ii WARNER, Trustee.
my13-ee6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aacts
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THhEk STORY BRI.'k RESIDENCE, No 2l2
u hkET BETMEEN SECOND AND THIRD,
WITH LOT RUNNTsG THROUGH To Inn
ANA AVENUE, AT AUCTION
~ On THU RsDAY AFrERSoON, May Is,
lii 'Si Al o oc'ock, in trent of toe premi se. W g
thail sell Lot A. sub of east psrs Lot 3 in
ssuare ~ situated on the south side Of street
te'%e "a and Sd sfreets avtng front of ~ feet
on street BY depth OF l05 feet TO Tad an avenue
improved hy three story 8rick House with a. ;,
ent ana attic c. N aiming fourt teen rooms inciudiny
hath room and water closet
IN view 81 this property having front or Indiana
sNthuc winch I. rapidly I'm growing and the locality
nehtny and piessabt, as we'll as convenient 70 the
cars certainly offers good opportunity for profit
Terms; one-thrd cash: the residue In three equal
payments AT D. IL, anA Is months, with notes bear
ing interest secnred by de.d of trust on tho mani,
rs. Cenveyancins and stamps at urchsser : cost
one huhdred dollars down ct the time of sale
niylIddds LA1IMEk & CLEAkY Aucts
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AUCTION SALES
- Southeast corner 7th and ID street

RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
Southeast corner 7th and streets
GOOD TwosroRY FRAME HOGS. AND
LOI. tkokTiNG ON lfIH sTRxEr WEST,
MAR TIE STATE DtPARrMENr, AT AUG
"A On WEDNESDAY, the eith instant. a. e
O'Clock .. m shall sell. on the sr,mises
"a sood Iwo story Dwelling d ouse. csnt.iair .
i've rooms. Lot being ~ feet front b. 100 fest a
tbting Hou-e No. 2Oi9.J NV De''
Terms: One half cash: balance At 6, L. and IL
monn Dc i0r notes gearing interest aud ecu ref by a
DID OF ,rus' on the premises All conveysnS,pg
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser
- CovH On the day OF sale.
my Is d GREEN & WILLIAMS ucts
ny GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner TIN aud ID streets
Al 1IklsTRATOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
5ohntIt kk. CAbPETS. STOVES, HORSE,
:" A6Ok, OAR &C AT AUCTION. -
n On TUESDAY, the 2tta instant, at 10
w och OK a. m. shall, by order of the Supreme
II" Court fur The Dntrict Of cJiuu. o. =, sell nc
tpersonal effects Of the late Ann BoalayeT de
ceased, fronting on street outh, re W sen
5'h ard 9th streets east, No 517, VIZ: Dressing
Bureaus, bsdsteads, sO-ss. NJ n gany Table, Cane
seat Chairs. Wristbands. Mattresses, Carpets
Feather Beds, Pillows and BoIster., Curtaias
Srockery, stoves. Looking gla ses. Also, one Bay
boTse, Wagon, Cart, &C
Terms cash
GHRisTOPHkR BoHLAYER. Administrator
ny - SYN 0kkEh WILLIAMS, Ancts.
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on the premises Convey sncing and stamps at par.
chaser : cost. $ICo down at time OF sale.
RT GBEEN WILLIAMS. AuetiOnesrs.
Il Southeast corner 7rh and D streets.
ExGsLLENT TWO Stony BRIOk HOUSE
ZIP a5 s5gfffsTs sourn'
1:a Ist T.
story Brick House, with fine cellar.
I'M. property Is nicely located, aud making good
Terms: 81 900 cash; balance in 6, aud I2 mouths,
oS and S
stamp. at the cost OF tbs purchaser. $50 down on
msEd aREEN WILLIAMS. Auct..
ny GREEN 3 WILLIAMS. Apct,opesr,,
EIGHTY-rIyEACRKsO OF LAND.wIrH GOOD
shuK DMELLlNg HOUSE, STABLE. CAR.
BxsE COIN S nou ss.t &c T a. ASU
m sS. the ell .,h iSs f.
- IS acres Of land, in high state Of cuitva alton.
Iss :S SsPs ssTs Of Of s.d
IN n wsshinston county: D. O. This farm lies over
city mile from the Insane H.Sum 1o% Il the Inc
neighborhood OF Messrs TsIbert and Henry Hoi,
Ley pl;ees, being the place on which Mr.. Patrick
Terms $500 cash; balance LIZ and years, for
u
on the premises sold. All conveyanciD and reye.
nue. stamps ct the cost Of the purchaser SIgQ down
Also after the sale Of the farm We shsit cell three
go<d Mules. two Work Horses, ten Hogs, wagons
CARTS, Harness, Farming Utensils, &c.
msiS,d 'n GREls q WILLIAMS. Auct.
by w. T. JOHnSON, Auctioneer,
u Ano Real Estate Broker.
Pennsylvania avenue corner 81 street east.
a, BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated December
~folio SIS, &C.. Of the land records Of Washington
county. D. o.. We vii sell at public sale, IN front OF
the premises, on TUESDAY, Nay 23d, A. D. 1871,
at O'Clock m, all Of Lots and IT, in square
numbered sol, fronting So feet Sd street east,
between n and n streets south. and having depth
Terms: One third cash; balance in and IL mon tbs
with interest and secured By deed OF trust On the
rtmises. deposit Of $50 will be required of the
purchaser at the time of sale. All conveyancing
and stamps at purchasers cost.
fRAS6is <. pooEEi Trustees.
my 5-d6ds w. r. JOHNSON. Auctioneer.
plY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. S1s. southeast corner Of 7th and streets.
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT NEAR THE LONG
6RID9E AT AUCTION.
- On TUESDAY, the I'D met. ct 4 O'Clock o.
ia m, We shall sell atsour auction rooms. thirty
s.four acres ono rood and fifteen perche3 Of
good land being IN the county Of Alexandria the
Bricge, and near Roach Spring. with the i'm prove,
meDts consisting 81 stable, carriage house. add
other outbuiidings, ine well OF water. and several
springs OF hne water on the place. known As pArt
The New York herald., 1871-03-05
TELEGRAn 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, March 4, 1871

LONDON, March 4, 1871.
The special correspondent of the HERALD
in Paris transmits the following telegraph let
ter from the French capital, under date of
the Sd instant-Friday, noon--and I forward
it by cable telegram to New York for publica-
tion -
On my return to Paris on Thursday night,
the I'd instant, found that the French Ma
tional Assembly had agreed to the terms of
peace with Prussia.
Being desirous to see Paris, even after an
absence of thirty hours, l visited the Boule-
Yards. Here found crowds of people assem-
bled Every one was talking, and all ap-
parently at once, with the greatest earnest
ness, and all rejoicing at the fact Of the
conclusion of the war.
In the Rue Royale there were still double
lines of Prussian sentinels on duty. Twas
stopped at the Place Ia Concorde by
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soldier, who said, "You cannot pass here; !;
pass on the other side"
I did so in obedience to the order and came
TO the entrance to the Champs Elysees. Here
1 observed batteries of guns planted on my
left and approached nearer to examine them.
/ was drought up on this occasion by
the point of sword, and told very grufly to
'smove on"
l must say here that the German soldiers
when on duty observe a very bad habit; they
act with their arms first and speak after
wards.
There were strong pickets Of Uhlans sta
toned at some distance up the different ave-
nues, and troops Of Prussian hussars held
ready to mount in saddle at moments notice.
AT the Palace Industrie there were crowds Of
French people belonging to the lower classes
Of society.
THE OCCUPATION AND EVACUATION OF PARIS.
Your correspondent in Paris again writes
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THE CEDED TERRITORY,

The map which we publish above shows the ter
ratory which, by the treaty OF peace mas been ceded
to Germany. 1t also indicates the principal points
now in the occupation Of the Prussians, and from
the frequency with which the signal nags Of Ger
many stud the map good general idea may be
formed Of the large area OF country which has been
ravaged by the enemies of France The territory
now yielded includes In Asace all the Department
of the Bas Rhin and the whole OF the Department OF
the Haut Rhn, with the exception OF part OF the
reimbursement Of Belfort. such exception including
the valuable fortress Of Befort In Lorraine there
have been ceded the greater part of the department
Of the Moselle large part OF the department. OF the
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Meurthe and little strip Of the northeastern Sec
ton of the department OF the vosges. The exact
geographical limitations of these important cessions
have been already given In the wording Of the
treaty. already published in the HERALD and as the
map shows by funereal shading the acquisitions of
Germany it is not now necessary to verbally track
them out.
The general character OF the yielded territory Is
agricultural, but 1t also includes some large and
splendld cities aud manufacturing regions OF great
importance
The department OF the Bas Rhin contains
population or 5ss.970 Inhabitants. 1t raises
annually cereals to the value OF 100000 francs
and its other agricultural productions are computed
at about the same value 1t also does great deal
OF stock raising, and from all these sources It's
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yearly income is estimated at 100000 francs.
There IS also growing iron industry. Eighteen
mines are now being worked and there are also ex-
tensive foundries. Other manufactures are also
prosecuted, and the industrial interests OF the de-
partment jusr previous TO the war were very pros
porous and rapidly growing. The great city OF the
department is Strasbourg, with $4,000 inhabitants,
whose cathedral ana other public edifces and his
toric traditions make IT, perhaps, The greatest prze
secured by Germany. Haguenau Q1, 427 inhabitants)
comes next in point OF size and wealth. 1t
has large corn mills and soap factories and
possesses considerable commercial value. Schle-
sadt o,04o inhabtants, Saverne t54s9 lnnabitants
0pernai t5 1s5 nnaoitants Bischivier 9,o11 iDhao-
tants and the smaller towns OF Wasselonne, Wis
sembourg Brischeim and MutZg, together with many
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COmar Is also an important ely OF q, 900 inhabi
itants. II possesses a fine cathedral and u hard
some Ursuline convent OF some antiquity and great
interest; besides many modern edlflces OF Import
ance. 1t has great nuus.riai value, and 8 factories
have constantly been developing. s.. Marie aux
Mines a. ASS inhabtants) IS the centrs Of q MENU
featuring district, where 1900 workmen are en-
ployed. Ribeauvllle 7,l46 inhaoans), Souz q, 635
inhabitants), Altkirch t3l9a nhabifants) and many
smaller towns are also included in this department.
The ceded part OF the Department OF the M0selie
includes its principal cities and fortresses and by far
the greater part of its opuation-prosably AGO. 900
out OF It's $4,000 inhabitants. The value OF its
annual agricultural produce has been $4,000, 600
francs and Its iron mines and general industries
are perhaps Of equal value Metz, Tor ever historic,
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small villages, are also included in the Bas Rim

small villages, are also included in the Bas Rim.
The Haut Rhn department has population OF
$780, 2s5 inhabitants, all OF whom, with the exception
of about 10000 pass into Prusslan citizenship. The
general character OF the department is similar to
that OF the Bas Rhln, but it is more extensively
manufacturing country. The soil is held almost en-
trely by smal peasant populations, OF whom there
are no less than 10000 Its total annual income
from agriculture is 55OoOO0o francs The iron interest
is however, the most distinctive industry, AND fur
aces fame out all over the country. There are also
many machine shops and factories for the manu-
facture or woolen and cotton goods, ribbons and
pottery. A great deal OF WINE and brandy is
produced. It's principal city is Mulhouse (60, 900
innab.tants), whose factories are word-famed. 1t
has only belonged to France about eighty years.
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the point and received the salues of the men
when passing.
Many Of the soldiers wore sprigs Of ever
green in their helmets.
One regiment was, to man, literally
covered with laurels.
AT the hour Of nine o'clock in the morning
the Bavarian artillery and infantry, preceded
by full army bands, arrived, and in few
minutes afterwards the head Of the Prussian
column came on the ground.
The Prussians marched in column by sec
tons.
GLORIOUS sUNBURsT
The weather, which had been foggy hitherto
during the morning, now cleared, aud the sun
burst out gloriously, revealing the grand
proportions and elegant appearance Of the
arch.
The impression was fine and effective The
soldiers cheered loudly, while the tattered
appearance Of the regimental colors, which
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under date of the Sd instant The Prussian
occupation of Paris is ended. 1t commenced
last night, although the fact was not gene
rally known; and at half-past six o'clock
this morning the evacuation began.
THE PRUssIAN MARCH-sPLENDID MILITARY
PAGEANT.
The movement was conducted in regular
order.
The cavalry and artillery were in the
advance.
On the sidewalks along the line Of march
Prussian and Bavarian infantry faced the
roadway.
At the hour of half-past eight o'clock in the
forenoon the first men heading the main body
passed through the Arc de Triomphe with
bands playing and the regimental colors
flying. The soldiers went right straight
under the arch, all obstacles to the route
having been removed.
The column Of General Shalckeyer, COM
manding the Eleventh corps. was stationed at
The New York herald., 1871-03-05

with So o. inhab taDtS, Is h prinr p city and Is
counted as militia pO;itr n Of The h.p st import
ancc-pcrhaps III s'ron es fur res IN France.
Thioavle, with 7 o o h4bltants. IS another vtry
strongly defended town. There are also many other
towns and villages, but none of very special I'm
portance.
The ceded portion Of he Meurtne department in
cludes Paalsburg. VIII ch Is reckoned as military
position OF the second cass, aad has but 3 o. in
habants; Sarrebourg, Chateau Sllino and various
places of smaller mp rtanc,. The greater portion
OF the soil aud large majority OF the population OF
this department are still retained by France.
The ceded portion 0. the Vosges Department has
scarcely any agricultural or industrial Importance
and includes but few square miles OF sparsely
populated country.