The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-04


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noW taa'Sli lopc .frIicf from uifh-
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mus' neris zegk esca. AI we a.
ueh consideration % a grrsrY..
eneny Nigh; give WILTON, lya 4.
advantage " honor.
Bismarck expressed a desire % do
aii in biz power 70 show b. rc.pcc,
1rihc suffering country French
Hat0n-cousi-tent wiih ito safety
honor aud interest II unitel Germa-
ny. lie said this bail been from FIRST
10 last, the object pnd desire Of the
Emperor and all Ii. advisers since
the commencement Of thi, u1iappy
war, ubieh MAS forced upon them.
Fayre first demanded the terms
already reported. Bismarck replied.
at IL not IN my province 10 re-
ihse Or accept the terms, bat | must
-ay that the present proposals are
such cannot myself approve them.
and feel confident that my august
master will reject them. However.
J do my dots aSd submit them for
bis consideration.
FaYre was politely but strictly pla.
ce1 under surveillance. and occu.
pied an apartment over the police
bureau. 4
Az already known the frs, over t
iares Eere promptly rejected. After
Fa'res return with the acceptance /
81 the terms IN substance demanded
tho. Empcfor.g great excitement PIE
IN Versailles. The Mayor :
Rent twice to the police head quar- /
.ers TO obtain al il tcryicw, bat re-.
'ciyed percmptory orders not TO re- II
'eat the attempt, as such act would i
cndeI him liable to Imprisonment. +
An interview again took place be- al
ween Bismarck and Favro. The tt
orhler aftcrward waited on the b'
! Ing and Council, when y. vre's nc. re-
eptance on the part Of the provis- 81
jnal government was submitted.
After Bismarck lett tho Emperor, =,
g walked into the office of his chief
ID, General Iembdoff, aud began 10 "'
histIe the l'rissian air which the no
umpescr Sounds il boar hunts when fol-
10 beast IN down aud settled. Az tee
n continuing for a time, be walked H.,
5aln, never hag1ng spoken n single
ord to any one present. "'
Next morning the terms drawn I'M
+ over night between bismarck and
ayre in detail were handed tho Sin
Inperor. sbo opened the pa,,ers ",
ri read them and ~ffoNneal, and Oh. ,
fFel IN disturbed t0i,e. Good. :
| believe the Emperor Il bAd. "
red ADD tnckelby ~ts9iiaesaBs, but Sei
u 10 well pleased nAeb all ae cses. Of
The reported aitenlsA N Cebesal liz,
,arbaki to c0~sais saietde il oosl.
med.
" VAR 10 - ox-9000 600 afs 10
fiTir m oTT. ~
BonDgAr1, January O-Jgeneral aDi
head quarters are at La. ast
!, and tho lJiii, 10Th, 10Th anS eess
III corps arc nj NicrsoD, Bonrzas g,a.
d Viewers, General Dgurlaki Las ..g
, fsth, Goth and 9Th eons al '''
and Pcneiariier. Gafibsldi -
II Dion with 30, 900 men. Gene. n
idlerbc has the 22nd and 2sni ="
-ps at Arras, Donai and canbcra. We
ysle Is IN front Of iIayfe with 30. eGo
} men. Tie camps Of instruction Ill.
itain 100000 men. The conscripts wv
1871 number 30O, 900 mcn. al Lou
end Of the armislic France will abo,
nnle the war with 100000 men. ,oxi
AROUND PARIS.
! EasAILLEs, January 3o.--A cor NJ
has been drawn around Paris. ~,
no person is allowed to enter or
re PARIS without q permit from n''''
German authorities. The city para
! proceed under German super torn
I0fi. tho 4,
treat confidence Is expressed al II
imam bead quarters that peace ,;c,,l
been secured. mnr,
icrmal soldiers are clngrincd at sI,ot
Dg prohibited entering Paris. or q,
ri. "a. H -