Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-03-09

peace, as the WOrkmen lntenu making U
~riotous demonstration when the German
troops shall have evacuated the place. No
more acquisitions have been issued upon
the inhabitants, and many Prussian officers
decline to dine at the houses upon which
they are billetted, unless they arc invited
by their hosts, because they are now in
receipt of their regular allowance.
PARIS, Saturday night, March PA
ris has resumed its ordinary appearance
Tonight the Boulevards are filled with
p~romenaders. There isno fear of disturb
ances. Nearly all the barbados have
been removed. Several batta ions of Ma
tional Guards proposed to restore the guns
they had removed from Place Wagram.-
The authorities replied the guns would be
left under their care a few days longer
Some batallions have signed a protest
against the pretended control of the re-
publican committee of the National Guard,
which seeks to arouse agitation.
A manifesto from Picard d%enounces the
conduct of certain persons who pillaged
Gobeline after the departure of the Prus-
slams and warns them that while the gov
eminent relies upon the patriotism and de-
votion of the inhabitants, Gen. Vinoy is
determined to do his duty by strictly re-
pressing violations of order.
PARIS, March 5.-It is expected that
as soon as definitive negotiations for a trea-
ty of peace are commenced at Brussels.
probably about the 10th or 18th instant,
the government will stand ready to pay
600, O0O, 900 francs on account of the war
indemnity, to free Paris from the proximl-
ty of the German troops.
VERSAILLES, March 5.-The second
army has commenced to march homeward.
The headquarters ofthe Emperor and Mol
IKE will be removed from Versailles Tues
day. Count Bismarck follows the En-
peror.
PARIS, March 5, noon.-(Special othe
New York Herald. 1.-The Bourse fell so
centimes yesterday in consequence OF a
decline in the three per cent. French Sc
s%urities. Railways were II francs less, and
the loan fell 40 confines.
The army of the North has been dis
solved.
BERLIN. March 3.-Ihe Empress has
received the following versailles. March
al have just ratified the conditions of
peace, which the Bordeaux Assembly
has accepted. Thus far the work is COM
plete, which was through seven months OF
battles. to be achieved, thanks to the val
or, devotion and endurance of our incom-
parable army and the sacrifices of the
Fatherland. The Lord of Hosts has eve
rywhere visibly blessed our enterprise and
b yHis mercy has permitted an honora-
BILE peace, TO him be the Honor; to the
Fatherland thanks.
Signed WILHELM.
LONDON, March 3.-There was a col
liery explosion at Victoria. Twenty kill
ed.
LONDON. March 4.-The German
troops have all left Paris. The evacua-
ton terminated at ii o'clock, on Friday
morning, the 3rd instant. in accordance
with the terms of the Convention.
A dispatch from Ilavre says that the
Mobile and National Guards have been
disbanded, and that the trenches around
the own are being filed up.
Gladstone Is sick.
BoRDEAUX, March 3.-Rochefert,
Malon, Blanc. and freedom have resigned
their seats in the Assembly. Fyat re-
fused to resign, but declared he would ne
yer enter the Assembly until the cession
of French Territory was rescinded.
MISCELLANEOUS.
In the British House of Commons, Fri
day night, Sir Robert Peel stigmatized
the course of Lord Lyons in deserving the
Il.,@,.l or,l,tion 1nripr fha caiaA anA
praised Minister Washington Washbourne
for remaining.
The mobiles and national guards at
Havre have been disbanded, and the
trenches around the town are being filled
up.
The British Iron clad Water Witch,
whose engines are worked by hydraulic
power has been condemned.
1t is officially announced at Florence.
Italy, that a treaty of with the
United States has been signed.
Italy is about to go heavily into the
manufacture of arms and the construction
of defensive works.
1t is rumored that Napoleon is negotia-
ting for an estate in Bohemia to which to
retire. 1t is believed however that he
will go to England, and spend some time
at Chiselhurst.
1t is said that Prince Frederick Charles
and Emperor William both drove into
Paris Thursday.
Theirs declines to make a treaty of
commerce with Germany, on the
ground that it is necessary for France to
initiate the United States and restore the
equilibrium by high tariffs.
HOME NEWS.
SAN Francisco, March 1.-The Fed
eral Court IN a trial of a Sheriff for as
sessing miner tax from Chinese, admitted
Chinese testimony. The case turns upon
constitutional tax under the civil rights
bills ard involves States rights.
RICHMOND. March 4.-The thrmome-
ter stands at "a degrees having fallen 20
degrees in eighteen hours.
1t showed heavily two hours to-day, bnt
In the House to day an amendment to
a bill was adopted authorizing the sale of
tho States interest in the Richmond and
Petersburg Road to the Atlantic, Missis-
sippi and Ohio Railroad Company.
RALEIGH, March An the House of
Representatives to-day, Mr.. Justice, a Re-
publican, introduced a resolution to APP
point a committee to investigate alledged
of a disgr ceful nature made
against f. w. Jones. Judge of the End
judicial district of this State. The reso-
luton received a unanimous vote of the
and a committee was appointed to
investigate the charges, with power to send
for persons and papers.
The charge grew out of a Magistrates
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