Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-02-02
EUROPEAN WAR.
SURRENDER.
CapitulatiOn Of Paris to the Ger
mans en- Friday.
Its Terms the Surrender Of the
Garrison.
Imperialists wilma to Accept the
Conditions
SURRENDER.


Imperialists Willfng to Accept the
Conditions.
LONDON, Jan. PA Versailles cor.
respondent of the Times, writing under
date of the 25th, says Favre returned from
Paris on yesterday, and has had another
interview with Bismarck.
Another emutc is reported to have oc-
Cured in Paris. The people in large
numbers appeared before the Hotel de
Vile, and demanded from the Govern
ment more %sorties, accompanying the de-
mand with the cry, ''To Berlin" The ris-
ing was suppressed by troops, who fired
upon the mob, several of whom were killed
and wounded.
st. Denis was bombarded on the 25th,
the French replying feebly.
An official dis patch from Paris on the
22d announces the separation of the com
mand of the amry from the Presidency of
the Government. Trochu retains the lat
ter Office. while Whey commands the
forces.
On Saturday night, a mob forced open
the Mozas prison and released Gustave
Flourens, Felix Pyatt and other politi-
cal prisoners.
On Sunday, a crowd surrounded the
Hotel de Vile, and fred upon the officers
who refused them admittance. The fire
was returned by the Mobiles with such eff
feet that five of the rioters were killed
and eighteen wounded, when the rest
dispersed and quiet was restored.
Eo~ o1rao fraN, Dor,o cfoko that kho
government has stationed a large force of
troops and artillery in the place Hotel de
Vile.
Courts martial have been doubted and
clubs closed.
The Democratic organs LIE Rivele and
lie Combat, have been suppressed.
LONDON, Jan. 27.-The Post
that the marriage of Princess Louisa with
Marquis Lorne is fixed for the 21st of
March.
LONDON, Jan. 27.-It is generally be-
lieved, though unoficially confirmed, that
terms of capitulation have been submitted
by Favre. The alleged terms are freely
discussed at the clubs and in official circles.
LONDON, Jan. %, afternoon.-The Ger
mans are before Maubenge.
The Prussians are concentrating at st.
Quentin and Amiens, and have re-appear-
ed before Cambria.
The French have captured a god-son of
Empress Augusta, who has been place in
the hospital at Cambria exposed to fire.
VERSAILLES, Jan. 27.-The articles of
capitulation have been signed.
Its terms are the surrender of the garri-
son of Paris and the summoning of the
National Assembly.
LONDON, Jan PA despatch from
Versailles. dated to-day, reports that ne
gotiations in reference to the surrender of
Paris are now so advanced that the articles
of capitulation are expected to be signed
in the course of to-day.
A Berlin despatch, dated to-day, says
that it is positively known that Count Bis
marck is endeavoring to treat for peace on
the basis of the cession of Alsace and a
portion of Lorraine to Germany. If NJ.
Favre accepts the proposed terms Ger
many will recognize the republic. The
imperialists are willing to accept the con-
ditions.
There is arumor on the Stock Exchange
of the capitulation of Paris, but as yet
there is no authentic intelligence confrma-
tory of the report.
The Versailles correspondent of the
London Times writes, under date of the
25th, that NJ. Favre returned from Paris
yesterday and had another interview with
Count Bismarck.
An official despatch from Versailles
morning says NJ. Jules Favre re-
turned yesterday to Paris. He will come
to Versailles again to-day, accompanied by
a military officer, for the purpose of settl-
ing the terms of capitulation.
The following particulars have been re-
ceived of the first visit of Jules Favre to
the German headquarters at Versailles =
1t appears hat NJ. Favre arrived at Yer
sailles on the 23d, at FIVE o'clock in the
in Count Bismarck's carriage,
which had been sent to the Prussian out
posts for him. He was much fatigued,
but drove at once to the Chancellor's Office,
after a long interview, he took din
ner with Count Bismarck. The latter
held a conference with the Emperor at
the same night. Odo Russell, the
representative of the British Foreign Of
fee, had been appraised beforehand of the
approaching visit of NJ. Favre.
The correspondent of the Times writes
from Paris that there will certainly be one
more ~sortie, and probably more. 1t will
a firm hand to prevent the enac-
ton of terrible tragedies for Paris loathes
the word :" surrender" to which it must
be forced by its thousands hungry mouths.
FLORENCE, Jan. 2S.-The Italian Sem
ate has adopted a resolution for the re-
moval of the capital to Rome on the 3Oth
of June.
The Senate, by a resolution, expressed
great satisfaction with the engagements
made by the Ministry concerning the
guarantees of the independence of the
Pope and the liberty of the Church.
NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-One division
of troops of the line. besids the National
in Paris. will not be required to
and communications with Paris is
Professionally restricted.
Favre will not come to Paris. No 9TH
er person is accredited to Represent
France in the Conference.
The Worlds special says that a strong
influence is working to favor the restora-
ton of the Imperial family, under the
of the Empress, Trochu and Fa-
IRE.
The Emperor returns to Berlin with
but entering Paris, leaving the Crown
in command.
Provisions are going to Paris via Dieppe.
All qualities of sugars have slightly ad-
Fenced at Havana.