The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-01

ProlOnEed-Tne Expected oatiuchtloI
of the Treaty ut Bordeaux-H"w Ber-
lin Received the News of fPeacc-Inter-
esting Details Of the Terms Of the
Treaty, &C., Se.
PARIS, February 27.
An official notice, signed by NJ. Picard, con-
firms the signature OF the preliminarles Of peace,
and announces that the armistice Is prolonged
| four DAYS. Contributions and requistions are to
cease, The entrance of the Germans into
Paris was the price paid to save BeliorI
The Germans will enter Paris on Wednesday,
and eIacuate the city Immediately upon the
ratification o. peace. The Partisan army will oc'
cupy the left bank of the Seine. No French IN
uniform are to be allowed to enter the German
norton or the city, which win be surrounded BY
barricades. There was much patriotic agitation
on Sunday night in consequence Of report OF
the immediate entry Of the Germans, and the
guard erected ramparts IN The Champs Elysees to
repel the enemy. There was, however, no dis
,urbance At midnight on Sunday quiet
was restored, but on Monday morning the
city was again agitated. Crowds surrounded
notice signed by Picard, and which
was placarded at various parts OF the city, ap-
pealing for preservation OF order and dignity.
The crowd also invaded the prison Of st. Pelagie,
and freed two commandants Of the guard. All
the papers, even.the ultra Radical. recommend
non-resistance to the entry OF the Germans. AL
papers will abstain from publication during the
occupation 1t is believed there Will be no con-
Alcr Tie Patrie says the question OF the entry
OF the German army into Paris occupied the ne
gotators ten times longer than those OF territorial
cesslon and indemnity. Many citizens have pur-
chased.a weeks provisions to avoid appearing In
the streets during the German occupation. Dur
ing the occupation Of the city, unarmed Prussians
will be permitted to visit public e;linces, but
corps Of thirty thousand troops will not be al
lowed to leave the Faubourg Honor.
PARIS. February 2s.
The armistce is condllonally extended to the
18th OF March; meantime three days. notice are
| required OF the resumption Of hostilities.
The consultative commission goes to Bordeaux on
| Tuesda,, and the debate upon the question Of the
ratification Of the treaty Of peace will commence
| Immediately.
During the three years allowed for the payment
OF indemnity, ifty thousand Pruss!an troops Will
occupy Compegne, living at the expense OF the
French people.
Power Quertler is appointed minister OF finance.
It is said that Aurelles lie Palladlnes is named as
commander Of the National Guard OF the Seine.
LONDON. February 2s.
The conclusion Of peace is now certain. Fhlers,
Fayre and the consultative commission have &C.
ceptea the following conditions: First, the ces.
sion OF Alsacc and Metz but Beiort to be restored
to France. Second, the payment Of a war indem
nlty OF five milliards OF francs. Third, portion
OF French territory, with some fortified town like
Sedan to remain in the possession Of the Ger
mans until the conditions OF the treaty are ful
nlled Fourth, the German army 10 enter Paris
on Monday and occupy the Champs Elysees
Fifth. peace TO be proclaimed when the French
Assembly ratify these conditions. NJ. Theirs and
tnc delegation return TO Bordeaux today. Bis
marck has been ptiiess throughout the negotia.
t,ons. The Rappel says Thiers and the commits.
slouers of the Assembly will probably go to Bor.
,,eaux on Sunday TO submit the conditions agreed
upon to the Assembly. 1t is hoped they VIII be
Immediately adopted, and that further prolon-
cation OF the armistice Will be unnecessary.
Theirs was at Versailles al day to-day.
The evening edition Of the Times has the fol-
lowing additional particulars Of the treaty: The
fortified cities Of LuneyIlle, Nancy and Belfort
are left to France Longwy, Th!onvi!le, Metz,
saarbrucK and the iron districts go to Germany.
The Daily Telegraph has special dispatch from
Amiens saying that much uneaslness prevails
there in consequence Of report that England
has ipterfcred In regard to Metz, declaring that
that fortress should not be coded to the Germans.
The representatives: OF England az versailles
are Instructed not to accompany the Pfussisns
through Paris. The government declines any
further answer to the question what measures
they had taken 20 mitigate Prussan exactlons
from France.
rhe Versailles Mooiteur OF Friday states thGt
COZ nell pieces belonging to the army OF Paris,
have been delivered TO the Germans, and 1857
cannon in good condition, were found In the
forts. The same paper denounces the arrogance
of the Parisian press in insulting the. victorious
Germans, and cainmniatIng theft officers by ac-
cusations OF p!l!age and robbery. II significantly
declares that the occupation Of Paris would he the
most cfticac.ous means OF stopping such bound
less efrroatery, falsehood and rhodomoatade, aud
the entry Of The troops is, therefore, inevitable as
soon as the armt3tice expires.
BERLIN February q.
News OF the conclusion OF peace has occasionei
immense excitement in this city. The streets are
crowded; hoIses are decorated with flowers and
festoons and thousands OF people are Ia front Of
the Palace There will be general illumination
tonight.
COLOGNE, February 81.
The Gazette says the signature OF the pre-
llminaries Of the treaty OF peace was delayed 10y
the intervention Of the English, Russian and Aus.
trim Governments. Tie Italian Guvernmenttlc.
clinedto interfere.
ROME. February'24.
La Llbefte announces that Arnim, Prusstan
Munster at Rome. has been summoned to Ver-
sailles, and viii probably be appointed German
Amba IS ad0r 10 Paris after peace.
BORDEAUX, February 2T-Noon.
The Assembly holds no session tj-day. Thiers
and Picard are expected tonight The extreme
and moderate Left held q meeting last night to
prepare protest against the cession OF French
territory.
The Latest.
VERSAILLES, February o8.
Everything s prepared tu enter Paris and the
final orler wilbe given tomorrow. The agita-
ton In Paris continued yesterday. but there were
no disorders. manifesto signed by the editors
of forty.thrse papsrsiexhorts the pc lpe 10 calm.
ness and dignity under the approa:h thing trial.
The Bourse and theatres will be closed during
tile occupation. The German troops viii! be
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