The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-03-01
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Te1eBEsaoEa1o.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
LATEST ADyJCES.

The German wounded, capable Of
bearing arms, have been sent to the
lffront.
Troops arc concentrating at Co.
logne. '1 = Z. - '''>aF>s'''S'
The Fronch ports are filed with
provisions laden vessels for Paris, but
the provisions cannot be forwarded
for want Of oftransportation. vs.,
Paris, Feb. 2l.-There is authori.
ty for saying that the final peace con-
ditions will include tho cession of AL.
saoe and portion of Lorraine. with
the fortresses Thionville, Metz and
Belfort, and two hundred and eighty
million francs indemnity. ..
LONDON, Feb. 2l. a dispatch from
Havre says: the city of Aloncon, is
refusing to pay the assessment.
The Mayor and ten Councilmen
have been Imprisoned.
A dispatch from Bordeaux, of the
goth, says Bismarck is willing to
resign Metz, if Luxembourg 10 given
to Germany. ..'0...
- Bismarck employs threats in urging
Theirs to terms. :
The French wish to prolong the
armistice until the second Of March.
The French must pay half of tho
indemnity by the fifteenth Of March.
Paris is fast assuming It's ordinary
appearance. Prices must soon be re.
duced.
VERSAILLES, February 22-via
LONDON, 23.-The Emperor received
Thiers to-day. General Chauzey was
present at the interview. Peace is
considered concluded, though it has
not yet been signed. The Germans
will probably enter Paris on Sanday
next, but without triumphal ceremony
and they will not remain long in the
city.
LoNpoN, February ga dispatch
from Paris Of the 22d, Gays: Moth
ing is known yet of tho Prussian
terms for peace. The Figaro, how
ever, says the terms are ooncilatory.
The Monituer, Of Versailles, says the
war indemnity demanded by the gov.
ernment is two milliards of thalers.
The Germans donand immediate pay.
ment of two millions of francs, by the
Department of Oise, and accord della,
in payment Of the remaining eight
millions.
Tho Paris Moniteur says Trochu re.
signed Mt TIC request of Thiers, and
retired to private life. The distur.
bance at Nice is suppressed. The
Gaulo.s says Lord Lyons, the British
Ambassador, and Chevalier Nigra, the
italian Minister, will soon go 10 Puris
in order to afford Theirs the moral
support of their governments in the
peace negotiations.
VERSAILLES, February 23.-The
Monitour, the Official Of Versa aillcs,
justitcs Germany'sa demand for the
indemnity Of 'mitliards of thalers. A
London dispatch from Arraa, of the
23d, says; the moats around that city
was filled with water, for defense.
BORDEAUX, February 23.-The
Moniteur, of Bordeaux, annources
that the armistice has been prolonged
until 10Th instant, ut midnight.
BORDEAUX, February 24.--The
Court of Rome has recognized the new
Government Of France. '' -
Berlin, February 24.-Tho Cross
Gazette says dispatches in Belgium
journals, purporting to give the con-
dltlona of peace negotiations, arc al
together incorrect. .'. g'
PARIS, February 24,-The mill
tary authorities arc still unadvisod as
to the entry of tho p,ussians. The
Impression is becoming general that
the enemy will forego thcir triumph.
1t is rumored that the Assembly will
adjourn from Bordeaux to Fontainc.
bleau. The Paris journals say the
Prussian demands on France, have
produce q painful impression on the
London, Vienna and St. Petersburg
Cabinets. "'4
LONDON, February 25.--A colliery
explosion occurred in South Wales.
Fifty dead have already ,.been taken
out.
The Times special from Paris 50 ys
the treaty is regarded as signed. |
Blanc, Hugo and Rocbefort, members
of the Radical Left Of the Assembly,
will present q motion impeaching
Napoleon. It is stated at Versailles,
that the material Of the French regi |
ments at Bordeaux is excellent.
Paris, February 25.-Thiers ao-
cepts the principle Of territorial ces-
sion, but is trying to- save Metz. Bis.
marck agrees to leave that fortress
to France, but Moltke@ objects. 'i.
Rome recognizes the New French
Government. u.s. iH|
BORDEAUX, February 25.-Thicrs,
Favre and Ricard have not arrived.
The departure Of Theirs from Paris
is not yet nnDounced. It is generally
supposed that the Assembly will not
meet to morrow, and the armistico
will be prolonged forty.eight hours.
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