The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-01
FROM EUROPE.
The Emperor and HIS Generals.


VERSAILLES, Feb. 27.-To-night at banquet,
the Emperor showed his guests the preliminary
treaty of peace, signed an hour before, and
accepted the fluctuations of the august person
ages present. The Emperor embraced Won
Moltke and Won Room, and expressed deep
gratitude for the invaluable services of those
officers.
HIS NIaiesty's Health
will probably prevent his reviewing the troops
on horseback, but he certainly will review them
on the Champ de Mars.
The Grand Entry of Paris To-day
1t is the intention of his Majesty to witness
the entry of the 1st Corps at the enceinte on
Wednesday morning. The reasons for his doing
this are obvious to all who are acquainted with
the state of public feeling in Paris and vicinity.
The spot selected for the purpose is kept secret.
The Place of Honor.
The 11th Corps will have the honor of being
the first Prussian force to occupy the capital.
At : 10 o'clock precisely they will enter with
colors flying and bands playing, in full war
strength-30, 900 strong, with ninety-sx field
guns. At the end of three days they will be
Relieved by Another Corps,
probably the Guards. The process of relief
will probably involve the presence of sixty
thousand German soldiers within the enceinte at
one time. Each corps will remain three days
and be succeeded by another, until all have had
q turn.
The Whole Period of Occupation
has not yet been defined. The Parisians seem
to suppose the occupation will last only few
days. This is not unlikely but it may prove q
delusive hope, for the occupation
May Last Many Months,
which seems not improbable from certain indi-
cations. At present the Germans may be re-
quested by the authorities of France to occupy
the city until anarchy and riot are subdued, and
respect to law insured. The Government, of
which NJ. Theirs is at the head, is
Resolved to Maintain Authority
and do its best to restore order. There is reason
to believe it is the intention of the French Gov
ernment to
Disband the Whole French Army
Immediately they are released from captivity in
Germany, and organize
Anew and Gigantic system
of national defense. The old army will be
swept away with unsparlng completeness, and
a prolonged occupation of Paris by German
garrison may be an actual necessity of these
Wholesale measures for the regeneration of
France.
The First Instalment of the Indemnity
will be twenty millions sterling, and on the pay
ment of a second like amount the evacuation of
the Seine Inferleure will Immediately take place.
Treaty of Commerce
between France and Prussia, on terms accorded
the most favored nations, is one of the stipula-
tions of the treaty of peace.
Proclamation of rhier~ to the French People.
LONDON, March 1.-President Theirs has is
sued proclamation to the people of Paris. He
appeals to their patriotism and wisdom for the
preservation of order.
Famine Compelled the Surrender
of the forts, says Nj. Thiers, and obliged the
Government to open negotiations. They were
only able to obtain an extension of the armistice
| by consenting to partial occupation of Paris.
The French army will occupy the left bank of
] the Seine to secure the execution of the con-
vention.
| Thiers Urges the People
not to break up the convention, and thus entail
| frightful misfortunes upon France.
| An Order of the DaY, Issued by Con Vtnoy
| says the Government unhesitatingly confdes to
the National Gnard the care of the city, and
trusts in their devotion and intelligence for the
maintenance of order. The least agitation will
furnish a pretext for irreparable misfortune,
which only calmness and dignity can avert.
| Coed Eject Produced by the Proclamation.
The proclamation of NJ. Theirs and the order
of General Vinoy have produced good impress
sion in Paris, but military precautions are taken
to prevent disorders.
The Eleventh PrussIan Corps
and the BAYarians will enter Paris to-day.
Fears of Disturbances.
Special dispatches from Paris to Londor
papers say the city is In very disturbed state
J and that serious occurrences are apprehended