Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-20
autographed Exclusively TO m fleming Star.
The German Terms OF Pence

LONDON, Feb. 2n--The special correSpondept
OF the London Times telegraphs from versatile. ,
se folows THE Aonit>lr says the prOlCDg.
aton OF the armistice would injure the position
Of the Germans. Germany is resolved 70 con-
tinue the war if compensation for the past ana
guarantees for the future are not given. Ger
many must INSIST on guarantees. and especially
those procursble by the occupation OF Pans.
No foed 70 allowed TO pass Versailles for aris
The Times Berlin correspondent teIegrAphs
that the German terms of peace have been pre-
sented n definite form and are an ultim Al UNI.
The same correspondent says the proongation
OF the arm stlce IS accorded in return for the
surrender Of Deltort.
Approximations for the EMPEROR,
Safety In Paris.
The London Telegraph has a dispatch from
Paris dated the 18th, which says The police are
searching the turbulent districts for arms and
hand grenades, and many have already been
seized. The authorities fear an unpleasant de-
monstration agains, the Emperor and Count
Bismarck il the Germans enter Paris. Ger
man, named House, has been appointed Pre-
iect OF ST. Denis.
Speech OF Chief Executive Theirs.
bokpEAth' FEB Elm the NatiOnal,.&s-
sembly to-day Theirs delivered a speech in the
capacity Of Chief Executive of the French Re.
public. He dwelt upon the distress and suffer
ing caused by the war and German Invasion
NeNeTtlPless
said Theirs, the terms OF peace would be
courageously discussed with the Prussian-
ana would only be accepted il consistent
10 the honor OF France The task OF adm nistra-
ton is TO pacify the country restore its credit
ana reorganize its labor. When this is accom-
plished the country itself will decide its DESTINY
The assembly subsequently adopted the pro
possi made by the government to the commits
sion OF fifteen deputies to Paris 10 act a. an in
termediary between them. Theirs pronosa5
mar the assembly suspend its sittinss during
the neEotstions There, Picard and Fayre
Prussia stu Rejects Mediation.
BRUSSELS, Feb. 2o.-Ihe Independence B>Ig.
has Berlin telegram, which says Prussia still
rejects Intervention and mediation. Count Bis
marck will soon recognize the Republic.
cite.
The Black Sea to be Opened 70 All
Armed Vessels.
LONDON, Feb. GA Times Berlin special
says: The London conference has agreed to
open the Black sea 70 foreign men-of-WAr, and
TO authorize the Porte to admit passage through
the Darcanelles OF all armed vessels, Russians
and RoumaDAn alone excepted. Russia is moi
opposed to this settlement Of the question, but
| Turkey besitates to agree to it.
Turkey Dissatisned.
| LONDON, Feb. 30.-A dispatch from Constas
tinople TO the TirRs says:-The Porte objects tc
the he orers having more than two ships OF Wal
The Tunes correspondent at Constantinepls
/ teiegraphs that the Porte protests against the
l itaI1n expediuon to TuLiS. aud expresses hi
| readiness 10 examine the Italian complaints
and enforce redress. :.
The Marriage Of the Rrineess Louise
Il LONDON, Feb. 20.-The marriage OF the PIN
cess Louise - Axed for the 2lst Of March.
The High C0mmlssion.
i All the British members Of the him ca mis-
| sion are now on their way to the United States
Sir Stafford H. Northc0te sailed nom Liver
pool on Saturday on the steamship Russia, TO
| New York.
The German E0perer's Grand Entr,
Int Paris.
LONDON. Feb. 20.-tN. Y. feiegram special. +
dispatch from Versailles, dated the 19ti
states that the Emperor Of Germany win runcl
Ecoie kiAttafre on his entry into Paris, in conse
quence Of fever having been reported - exist
ing at the Tuilleries- Ii Is the Intention Of tn
| Emperor to return 70 Berlin, directly afpor TIM
l review q theetreops on the Chsmp dc MARI
| The South German sovefeigns are invited b
l attend the review personally, but IT present u,
| answer has been received.
i The Crown Prince 10 TO receive o triuDpha
| entry into Berlin, where he has gone to inspec
the I'd army c0ps. He viii return On the -,
l instant,