The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-03-11
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the Pa|ais D'Industrie was occupied
e Some battalions soon afterwards pa
raded in the Place de la Concorde.
: There was but a small number of the
: inhabitants present, and the demon
strations made there were small. Soon
a line of German troops formed along
the Seine, from Pointe-du-Jour to the
Palais Bourbon, while, on the right
bank of the Seine, the French National
Guards stopped the passage of all per
sous in uniform. Horse patrols circu-
their quarters quietly. No acts of de-
probation were committed. The main
body of German troops formed at Long
Champs and in the Bois de BouiOgne,
where a review was held, and then en-
! tered Paris at noon. The Emperor's
staff are quartered at the Palais du Gil
che. Gen. Kamecke commands the Ar
my Of Occupation. A Prussian Militia
ry Commission has been established to
receive whatever complaints the in
habitants may have to Offer. The En-
peror declares that those who deserted
and closed the public buildings, which
are now occupied as quarters, shall not
enter the city. The Crown Prince will
review the German army.
BERLIN, March 8, p. m.-The En-
press has received the following:
I" Versailles, March 81 have just
ratified the conditions of peace which
the Bordeaux Assembly has accepted.
Thus the work is complete, which was,
through seven months of battles, to be
achieved. Thanks to the fervor de-
votion and endurance Of our incompar-
able army, and the sacrifices OF the
Fatherland! The Lord of Hosts has
everywhere visibly blessed our enter
prise; and, by His mercy, has permit
ted an honorable peace. To Him be
the honor to the Fatherland thanks.
(Signed) WILHELM"
BORDEAUX, March B, p. m.-Roche-
fort, lie Blanc, Ma}lon and Tridon re-
signed their seats in the Assembly.
Pyatt refused to resign, but declared he
would never enter the Assembly until
the cession of French territory was re-
scinded.
VERSAILLES, March r. Emperor
William reviewed the German Land
wher, guards, artillery and pioneers in
the Bois de Boulogne yesterday. Prince
Frederick William, General Moltl>e and
Count Bismarck were present.
All distractions as to persons passing
into and out of Paris have been re-
moved.
The Emperor goes to Berlin Monday.
LONDON, March 1.-The German
troops have all left Paris. The cvacua-
ton terminated on Friday morning, the
Sd, at l. O'Clock, in accordance with the
terms of the Convention.
A dispatch from Havre, of the Sd,
says that the Mobile and National
Guards have been disbanded, and that
the trenches around the city are being
filed up.
PARIS, March Mot German sol
dier remains in Paris. The Saxons
passed out at 1Oo'clock yesterday morn
ing, marching in front of tho Arche Dc
Triomphc, amid the profound silence
of a few spectators.
The Prllssian leaders are disappointed
ut the coldness and implacablc attitude
Of tho Parisians.
Several journals have resumed publ
cation.
The authorities are preparing to dis
band the Gartles Mobiles in Paris. The
city is quiet to-day. ~ number of per-
SONS suspected as spies have been ar
rested by the people, and several wo-
men, seen talking with the Prussians
in the Champs Elyses, were severely
handled. Open air meetings are held
day and night in the Place de In Bas-
tile, but no violence reported.
PARIS, March 5.--Quiet prevails i'll
the city.
It is expected that negotiations for a
definite treaty will commence at Brns-
sells on the 10th
The government is ready to pay five
hundred million francs to free the vi
cinity of Paris from the Germans.
Forty thousand picked men will form
the provisional corps.
VERSAILLES, March 5.-The second
army has commenced it's homcward
march.
LONDON, March Ga special to the
Telegram from Paris states that the
city is in great excitement in conse-
uuence of the determined action Of the
revolutionist party.
The revoIutiOniStS have eutrenched
themselves at Monte Marie with n bat
terry OF guns, and the government has
brought up a line of troops to resist any
attack they make on the city.
Reports of the organization Of the
revolutionists are very much eXaggera-
zation of very formidable character is
too obvious to be denied.
LONDON, March 6.--Napoieonists de-
ny intrigues of the Emperor. They
will wait for the decision of the people.
The Times special from Versailles
says that the prescribed limits in
France are being rapidly evacuated by
the Germans. The movement iss con-
Quoted quietly.
1t has been ordered that Mt. Vale
rien and all the other forts around
| Paris be evacuated on the 7th; Rouen