The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-03-11

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The German troops advanced p the
Grand Avenue. After The drag
goons came Bismarck, che Dukes
Of Sasc-C oburg and Wuriemburg,
Leopold II Bavafis, General Adolf
bert and Prince Charles Of Prussia.
When the Pnssian infantry passed
Are de Tromphe, they were re-
ceived b. the crowd with wins.
Ting Streams and derisise shouts.
Aquadron Of hussars came next
Bismarck did not enter tho Arc de
Tromphe, but turned round and
rode back to Ncuvally.
The grandest part Of the militia
ry spectacle was the march along
the Champs Elyssees, with bayo-
nets and helmets g%littering in the
sun anil the flags torn by battle
huttcring in the breeze.
Tie crowd of men ant boys
blocking up the way, were dsper-
sed y the Uhlans. The Uhlans
AMI Bavarians are especially hted.
The troops looked splendidly, md
surprised the French who owpd
that they could not beat them =
All is quiet, but the authorities are
till apprehensive.
London, March 2.-Reports
from Paris state that the National
Guard at one time yesterday threat
ened to disobey orders and throw
themselves on the Germans, but
were dissuaded from the rash at
tempt.
Versailles, March 2.--The pre-
liminaries Of Peace, arranged by
Bismarck and other plenipotenti-
aries, with Theirs and Favre, are
as follows.
Article | specifies a line of de-
darcation. Article 2 provides that
France will pay Germany Ave mil
lizards Of frances; one milliard at
least in 1871, and all the resi- in
a space Of years from the rati6ca-
ton. Article three provides that
the evacuation is to commence on
the ratification of the treaty by the
Assembly. The German troops
will then Immediately quit Paris
and the left bank Of the Seine, and :
the department Of Cher, Indre,
Loir, Seine and Inferiurs.
The French will rema n behind /
the Loir until the signing definitely I
Of peace, except those in Paris, .
where the Government is not to !
ave exceeding forty thousand !
The Germans viii evac- i
rate the right bank Of the Seine :
after signing the definite !,
reaty and the payment of half a ? ?,
ailliard frances. After the pay v
aent Of two milliards, the Germans d,
will only hold the departments of n
Ardennes, Mouse, Vosges,
Belfort, after payment of
lree milliards. The Germans
keep only 5000 troops !,
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France, but if sufficient money Of Q
uarantee be given, the Germans all
ill e~yacuate completely and at re,
nee, otherwise three milliards will rs Il
TRY interest at five per cent IA,
rticle 4provides that the Ger
an troops make no further requi-
lions; French Government will To
I'd food for army Of occupation of
Q ceded department. Favorable
engagements will be made with the
and time given them to !
owe, if they please, and no obsta- 70
. will be placed IN the way Of Ger .;a
migration. Article 8 provides Toy 3,
'at the prisoners Of war be libe- cal
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