The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-02

fere, but will withdraw his army. The
authorities are greatly embarrassed by
the condition of affairs.
. There,is mach Indignation at the re-
moval OF the wounded from the Palace
Of Indnsrie, to make room for Prus-
slams.
BORDEAUX, February 2S.-After read.
ing the conditions of peace, Theirs said
that as for himself and his colleagues
they had gone to the extent Of their re-
sponsibility, and the Assembly must be
accountable for the rest No member
could abstain from voting in the present
state of circumstances. The Assembly
decided to meet this evening in com
mittee, and hold a public sitting al noon
tomorrow. The Assembly Chamber is
strongly guarded by troops.
At the evening session the Govern
ment demanded an immediate discus
sion of the treaty. The proposition
was opposed by, several deputies from
Alsace and Paris Theirs energetically
appealed to the Assembly to lose no
time. 1t was necessary that the treaty
should be discussed without the least
delay. The Assembly might thus
spare Paris from great suffering The
Government could not feel responsible
for the consequences Of delay.
LONDON, March Duke Broglio
will be officially received by the Queen
on Friday, as Ambassador from France.
The fourth article OF the last conven-
ton is to the effect that contributions
OF money which have been imposed are
to be RENTED. The Germans are to
collect taxes in occupied provinces until
the ratification Of the pre,imlnaries OF
peace.
The following correspondence has
passed between the Emperor OF Ger
many and Car Alexander:
The Emperor in his letter to the
Gar, after stating the terms upon
which peace has been concluded, says:
I'VE have arrived at the end Of glo-
rious and bloody war, which was pre-.
cipitated by the frivolity Of the French.
Prussia remembers that you prevented
the spread of war. God bless You.
The Car replied that he shared the
JOY which was felt by his illustrious
brother, and hoped for durable peace.
He had proved devoted friend. The
happiness and glory of Russia and
Prussia were now insured.
PARIS, February 2S.-The districts
which the Germans intend to occupy
are deserted Barricades have been
erected in Mont Martre, Belleyille,
and La Chapelle, and there are dis
qnieting symptoms generally. All
needful precautions have been taken by
the authorities.
BORDEAUX, March LII the Assem-
bly, today the committee on Consulta-
ton, which was accompanied by Theirs
to Versailles, made report unanl-
mously recommending the ratification
by the Assembly OF the preliminares
OF peace, agreed to and submitted by
the President.
NJ. Bamberger, Deputy from the De-
partment OF the Mosele, adiured the
Assembly to reject any terms involving
the eession OF French territory. He
strongly denounced Napoleon III.
A violent agitation arose in the
Chamber on an attempt 10y M. Conte,
formerly Private Secretary Of the En-
peror, to speak in justification Of the.
Empire.
The Assembly enthusiastically and
unanimously voted by acclamation a
offered by NJ. Fargo, dc.
creeing the fall Of the Empire and
stigmatizing Napoleon as authcr Of
the misfortunes of France.
The Assembly voted the ratification
of the preliminary conditions OF peace
by $40 ayes against l07 nays.
PARIS, February 2S-night-The
French troops have evacuated the bar
racks of Lourra and Elysees. The
posting of all placards is prohibited
during the occupation OF the CITY by the
hostile army.
Minister Picard remains in Paris
The ambassadors OF England, Austria
and Russia will return Immediately to
their legations.
The press attacks the authorities for
their supineness during recent outrages.
The official journal announces that
measures have been taken to prevent
their recurance. p
Special to the World
PARIS, March 1.-The head of the
column of the llth corps, under Gen.
Won Bose, is just entering Point du
Jour and Porte Maillot, and is moving
towards Arc du Triouphe. No hostile
Of the populace has yet been
seen, and the prospect of collision is
diminishing.