Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-02-15
War Items.

The government is still without news
OF b result Of the election in Paris.
In the assembly, to-day, the rules and
other internal arrangements of the cham
Der Of lS4s were adopted.
Inc president read a letter from Cara
baldl, in which the General declines the
seat IN the assembly offered by several
departments. Favre for himself, and in
the name Of his colleagues at Bordeaux
and Paris, resigned the dOwers cOnfded
70 them as a government OF national
defense. He stated that ministers would
remain in Office 70 maintain order until
the constitution Of a new government.
The Orleanists are confident that the
Count de Paris will be King Of Paris In
a few weeks.
The government will state that they
will be able to despatch one hundred
and ffteen thousand men Immediately,
in case OF war.
1t is reported that the armistice Is
prolonged until the 2Sth instant. The
French government has ceased buying
provisions for Paris. Favre has gone to
Bordeaux.
A Versailles correspondent Of the
Times ~telegraphs on the 18th that the
delivery Of arms to the Germans is COM
pleted. The Germans are destroying the
French guns, which prove TO be useless
on account of the removal Of portions Of
the breach loading apparatus. .
Postal and relief trains from London
for Paris, recently stopped by Germans,
under mistake, were Immediately re-
leased, in pursuance Of orders from
headquarters.
A dispatch from Paris says twenty
candidates for the assembly have been
ballOted FOR at the recent elections in
that city. Provisions, in immense guam
titles, are continually arriving, and sol
diers are used in unloading grain. A
commission, numbering four Germans
and three Frenchnen, is sitting at Yer
sailles TO arrange details unfinished at
the time Of the convention Of January
2S, for the c%spitulstion Of Paris.
The commandment at HaVre has been
elected to the assembly from the depart
ment Of lille ct Villsine.
The Germans have imposed . cOntri-
button Of two hundred and fifty hOus-
and francs on the town Of L~illebonne.
N. Tackard is elected TO the assem-
blp from the department OF Haut Rhin.
The city OF Paris has been authorized to
contract a war loan Of two hundred mill
lion francs and levy q municipal war
tax.
The PrussiAn Cross Gazette judges,
AENL4 NlE EGsulN Oh AAt EAULAAlAA1 IL
France, that the resumption of the wal
is not to be expected, and thinks there is
scarcely a doubt that the srmistice will
be prolonged.
Tine city of Baden has resolved to erect
a monument in honor OF General Won
Werder, whose defeat Of Gen. Bourbaki
saved Germany from invasion.
Hostilities continue in h depart
ments Of Jura and Douds, the French
refusing TO accept the armistice.
LONDON, Feb. 12-9 P. M.-Ofhcial re-
turns from the Department du Nord
show that the monarchical candidate
pOlled 1884, and the Republican 1900
votes. General Chsngarnier, accompan-
led by other delegates, has arrived al
Bordeaux.
BoRDEAUx. Feb. IS.-The result Of the
elections in twenty departments is still
awaited by the government Most Of
these are occupied by German troOps.-I
N. Theirs is elected by eighteen depart
ments, General Trochu by seven, Gen
eral Charngarnier by four, NJ. Gambetta
by three, NJ. Jules Fsvre by two and NJ
DufOur by four. There is as yet no news
from the Paris elections.
A special 70 the New York Herald,
bearing date, Versailles, Feb. Is, says:
On the 18th, At moon, the Emperor will
enter Paris by train from Versailles, |
taking a horse at the Paris station and
proceeding to the Tuileries, where he
will lunch and hold Court. The general
officers of the army will then inspectth
army Of investment, which will march
with bands playing and eOlOrs flying
along the line already indicated. HIS
Majesty will then return to Versailles,
where he will sleep, and on the W fol-
lowing days he will revisit the Tuille-
ries, and then return to Germany, If
nothing occurs during the rest of the
week or month. II il is impossible to
prepare the Tuillsries for the EmperOr's
reception, His Majesty will put up at the
Champs Elysses. AL the troops before
Paris have been fully reinforced to the
utmost war strength,