Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-24
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
PEACE!!!
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
FRANCE AND PRUSSIA.
Treaty Of Peace Signed To-day |!
Germany Takes AIsace and Lorraine
SHE also TAkES 35O,OOO.OOO THALERS.
The German Army Will Not Enter Paris.
Tsleerdphed Erelusirely to The Esening Star.
The Treaty Of Peace Signed.

The Treaty OF Peace Signed.
LONDON, Feb. p, $50 p. m.--The Standard ha.
especial dispatch from Versailles which an
nounces that the treaty OF peace was signed
to-day by Theirs and Bismarck. Some of the
details are unarranged. but all will be finally
settled tomorrow. France pays Germany
$50 600 600 thalers. Alsace and Lorraine, in
Guiding Metz and Nancy, are coded. The Ger
man army will not enter Paris. The Emperor
William leaves on Monday for Berlin. e.
BisMarck's Bride t. the Parisians.
LONDON, Feb. 2i.-The Brussels Nord saws
Bismarck hints at the restoration of the Paris
impost OF 200 00o, 900 francs if no hostile ma nj
festation are made during the passage of the
Germans through the city.
letter from Paris, dated the 22d SAYS a
conflict ia expected should the Germans enter
Ii was believed the Assembly would be com
yoked Friday or Saturday.
The Journal de Paris says Bismarck, at the re-
quest or Theirs, has ordered a cessation of re-
QUESTIONS upon the inhabitants in all sections.
and has declared that all contributions levied
since the 18th OF January snail be deducted
from the French indemnify.
The Peace Negotiations.
we're to leave Paris for Bordeaux THURSDAY, and
will confer with the Assembly on Friday, and
return to Paris Saturday, when they will have
. decisive interview with Bismarck.
The Journal de Macon says General Pephoet
has been ordered to dissolve the Garabsldian
corps and disband the free corps under his COM
mand.
All Settled Except the .'Thaier" Dues.
The Telegraph has a dispatch from Paris.
dated the sd, as follows SO All the conditions
Of peace are now settled except that of money.
The Germans demand = 900 900 thalers, while
| France a IN I
and fnes and the debts Of Alsace and Lorraine
but hold out for go 900. A friendly arrange
ment is anticipated"
War Notes From London.
LONDON, Feb PA dispatch from Havre
says great indignation is felt at the fact tb at
the Germans have occupied HOnheur, whIch
was stipulated by the armistice neutral A
dispatch from Amiens is untavorable. News
has been received from Versailles and the Ger
man troops are already in motion. There has
undoubtedly been an instruction in Algeria
but ii was suppressed.
From Versailles To day.
VERSAILLES, Feb. 2i.-Paris is quiet. Theirs
is expected here to-day. The department OF
CalvadOes has been placed under command of
Governor General.
Hestilities 10 be Resumed Sunday
Night.
LONDON, Feb. 2i.-The evening edition of the
Times has the following special dispatch from
OF the conclusion Of peace at this time. France
has asked proloDgation of the armistice. Hos
nlities viii be renewed at midnight on the 26tIa
Inc guns OF the forts have been turned towards
farls. long conference was held to-day.
Steamers In.
NEw YORK, Feb. A.-Arrived, the NebraskA,
from Liverpool; the MORO Castle, from Havana
nav YORK, Feb. 2.-Arrivsd, the Helvetia,
from Liverpool.
INV YORK, Feb. 2i.-The ship Golconda has
reached this port, leaky.