The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-02
YESTERDAY In PARIS.
NO fEWs YET oFTHE ENTRY OF THE
GERNdS TROOPS.
Feverish Condition of the city-The
Assembly ut Bordeaux Discussing the
Treaty-How the German Army VIII
Return 70 Berlin, sc.

LONDON March !.
President Theirs las issued proclamation
to the people Of Paris. BE appeals TO their
natriotism and wisdom for the preservation;o OF
order. Famine said Theirs, compelled the
surrender Of the forts, and obliged the govern
ment to open negotiations. They were only able
to obtain an extension OF the armis'ice oy coz
sentlng TO the partial occupation "f Paris. The
French army will occupy the It. oank oil the
Seine to secure the exemption Of the conVenticn'"
Theirs urges tine people not TO break the conyen-
tion, aud thus entail frightful mlsfortunes upon
France.
An order OF the day, by Vinoy, says thegov-
ernment unhesita;ingly confdes to the National
Guard the care Of the city, and trusts to their de-
yotion and intelligence for the maintenance OF
or,ler. The least agitation will furnish pretext
for irreparable misfortune, which only calmness
and dignity can avert.
The proclamation Of Theirs and the order OF
ylnoy produced good impression in Paris, but
military precautions have been taken to prevent
disorder. The Eleventh Prussian Corps and the
Bayarians vii! enter Paris today.
Belgium has recognized the French Republic
Srecial dispatches from Paris to London say the
city is very disturbed. Serious occurrences are
a7prehended. Delegates from the National!
Guard held meeting and resolved to resist the
entrace of the Germans q ,'outrance. meeting
of fifteen hundred National Guards determined TO
attack the Hotel de Vile on Tuesday morning
The attack failed from want OF organization. The
troops retreated 70 Place Bastile. Sympathy
With resistance is extending. Vinoy will not in
terlere, but will withdraw his army.
The Journal des Dehats comments on the
cruel terms Of peace imposed on France, and
says: Theirs and Favre were several times on the
point OF breaking OF the negotiations at the risk
OF the resumption Of hostilites, and yielded only
to dire necessity. Bismarck at first demanded
ten m!lliards indemnity, and it was reduced to
the sum finally agreed upon only 10y the most
strenuous efforts. 1t has been stipulated that
only thirty thou sand Germans shall enter Paris,
and they shall not march beyond the Place de Ia
Concorde. Several. journals announce that they
will suspend publication during the occupation OF
the city, and all recommend the Inhabitants to re.
main within doors, and close sheir shutters. The
authorities are very uneasy in regard TO the at'i-
tude OF the population, when the PruSsians march
in. The National Guard have been under arms
all night, and order has prevailed, but the guards
and regular troops are greatly disseminated, and
1t Is doubtful If they can be depended upon to re
strain the people from violence a. the appearance
Of the enemy.
The occupation Of the departments south Of the
Seine ceases after the ratification OF the treaty,
and that Of the other departments after payment
Of $4,000 900 of the indemnity. The fortresses
are to be occupied until the entire indemnity ls
paid.
Rothschild has been summoned to Paris, az
also the railway presidents, who are to arrange
to carry the German troops back TO Germany.
Their departure will be preceded by review in
the Champs de Mars.
Mediation has been offered and accepted in the
Spanish Egyptian :rouble. 4 peaceful solution is
probable.
President Theirs read to the Assembly today
the conditions OF peace. France cedes one-irt'r
of Lorraine including Metz and Thlonvllle, and
all OF Alsace, except Belfort and pays an indem-
utty or Ave mi!a-ds frlncs-one mllla"d this
year anu the balance in three years. The German
troops will gradually Withdraw from French ter
ritory as the payments are made The armisice
Is prolonged 70 the 18th Of March.
BERLIN February %.
The triumphal entry OF the Germans into Ber-
lin will be delayed two months, as the whole OF
Germany will observe six weeks mourning !or
the victims ofthe war. The Prussian Cross Ga.
zet,e states tha. orders have been given the
municipal authorities OF Berlin to prepare
quarters for Saxon. Baden, Bavariin and Wur-
temburg troops, who will pass through Berlin
with other returning troops. Orders say it Is :he
,,b or ha m GERMANY
should be represented on the occasion Of his
entry into !he capital.
The Latest.
PARIS, February aS-Evenlng.
The city is Tranquil. The districts which the
Germans intend to occupy are deserted Barrl.
cades are erected in Mint Martre, Besville and
La Chapelle, and there are disturbing symptoms
generally. All. needed precautions have been
taken by :he authorities.
BoRuEAuI, March !.
The committee Of consultation, who accom-
panied .hiers to Versailles unanimously recon-
mend to the Assembly the uniGcation OF The
treaty. After reading the conditions OF peace,
Tniers saia 70. himself and his colleagues, that
they had gone to the limit o. ther responsioili-
ty. The Assembly would lie accountable for the
rest. No member could abstain from voting In
the presen: circumstances.
The Assembly meets il committee this evening,
aud holds pabllc session tomorrow. The build
ing Is strougly guarded. The city is tranquil.
MADRID, February %.
The government. Is sure OF a majority OF the
| Cortes.
WASHINGTON, March 1-lo 2. NJ.
lin tn This hour no news has been received OF
the entry Of the Germans into Paris.
rnE r<rnrEpop OE PARIS