Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-02-03
4 COMPLETE SURRENDER Oh
PARIS.
Complete French Capltulatlon,
Bourki's Army Alone Excepted.

Bismarck gets his Terms Republic
Recognized Aisacs and Lorraine
Coded, 2O0,000,00O Francs 10 be-
Paid.
London, january y Further dispatch
Is have been received from Versailles to-
day. with reference 20 the capitulaiion of
Paris. The Terms Of the Surrender as
dictated by Bismarck arc a follows;
First The eession By France 70 Ger.
many the Two provinces Of Alsaee and
Lorraine,
Second. The cession OF one colony which
has not yet been designated, now beld by
France
Third, The payment by France to Ger.
many of 30,0o0OO0 II francs rs "a money
indemnity and,
Finally The unconditional eapi,ula.
yion II the city ITSELF
Nj. Jules Fayrc and General Beaufort ar
rived at Versailles from Paris on Friday,
when the capllulation Was finally concluded
after long and earnest consultation At
headquaricrs. The terms of the oapltula-
tlon are So framed as TO extend 10 and be
binding On the whole Of France and the
entire French nation is placed under obli-
CATION for their iulhlment II takes effect
to-day
The News ia Paris. Dispatches have
: al.a been received containing the informa-
t,ou ffom Par. that intense excitement Is
prevalent throug the city, having been
produced by the news of the cApitulatiuu
having been finally concluded. The great
masses II the citizens and troops have been
'eonsregAled 10 the public streets and
squares during the day, foamihg with ex-
eilrment and discussing the one great and
absorbing topic of the day, the surrender
II the city The clashing of opinions werr
followed by furious words and blows. aud
the streets are stated T. have speedily be-
teome scenes ~ confusion. mingled with
blood.bed and murder Towards evening
,he disturbance subsided. and the city Sss
much Quieter.
Versailles January "a - Evening Count
Bismarck aud NJ jules Favrc have been
. In consultation during the greater part Of
thjs afternoon, and the result Of their CON
ference is now officially stated TO be per-
fcct aud satisfactory agreement FOR the
|capitulatiou ofParis The conditions have
been accepted ~ being entirely adapted 20
the wishes - the French plenipotcntinry.
and the terms oftho surrender have been
signed by the authorized parties. General
Brauf1r; arrived from Paris, in company
with VI Favrc this morning. He present
for the purpose Of arranging the minor de-
tails - the surrender with General Won
Mohkc
Berlin. january IA dispatch has
arrived from Versailles, which states that
an interview is In progress between Count
Bismarck and NJ Favrc for the purpose ~
concluding the negotiations for peace be-
tween France and Germany.
4drices from Paris
Advircs were received from Fasi. thi,
forenoon. Qaie, again prevails and order
governs the city.
The Disturbances,
I. " hich 50 lately agitatei the streets, and
which eliminated in many instances Ia
crime aud murder, have entirely subsidcd
Tho citizens now discuss the eapiiulaiion
( Ia quic, manner, eyincing sad rosigna-
I ton ,o the fate which has been thrust upon
them ard which they were powerless 10
avert. The secrecy which has been OBJ
served by the government In all the de.
tails connected with the equalization has
been the object of much ,censure by the
citizens. The city Is now being thorough.
~ rrvictualrd Great stores Of sprorisions
are arriving almost hourly from the dis
irict, around Paris and immense qnanii-
ties are also pouring in from other quarters
and from abroad
Reception Of he Netes Of he Surrender
Of Faris by Napoleon.
London, January 9o-noon. Dispatches
just received from Wilhelmshohc state
that the announcement ofthc capitulation
Ct Paris was received by Napoleon and h,sI
attendants with feelings Of profound mel
aucholy. The subsequent announcement
of m election on the eighth Of February
and the eonyocation of the constituent as
sembly f5r Wednesday, the 10Th, produced
the greatest CONSERVATION among the
friends Of the imperial dynasty, a. il isl
fully believed by many that the delibera-
tions Of the national assembly will bel
ayorse To the re-establisment Of the Bona
parties. The Emperor Napoleon appears
very detected and for the past three days
has appeared very little In public.