The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-09
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Dates to february 2stla,

mates to february 2sth,
PARIS. Feb. 26, via London.--Ihe conG,l
sion of peace is now certain. liners ana e
vre and the Consultiye Committee have &C.
cented the following conditions:
First-The cession Of Alsace and Melz, Dut
tBelfort to be restored to France "a.
Second-The payment of war indemnify
of FIVE milliards of francs. .............,
Third-A portion of French territory, with
some fortified towns like Sedan, TO remain ~
possession of the Germans until the condlllons
Iof the treaty are fulfilled.
Fourth-The German army to enter Paris
Monday, and occupy the Champs Elysees
Fifth-Peace to be proclaimed when the
French Assembly ratifes these conditions.
Theirs and the delegation return 70 Boz
deaux to-day.
New YORK, Feb. ,26.-A World cable from
London, of the Doth, says the English Govern,
ment has ,interfered at the last moment, ana
persuaded the Germans to abandon their marcn
through Paris The troops will pass through
the open space on the south side of the city.
VERSAILLES, Feb. 2.-Emperor William
sent this to the Empress Augusta: With
deeply moved heart of gratitude to God, In
form YOU that the preliminaries Of peace were
signed at Bordeaux The Assembly must yet
ratify."
PARIS, Feb. 27.-The journal des Debats
comments on the cruel terms of peace imposed
on France, and says Theirs and Favre were
several times on the point of breaking of the
negotiations ut the risk of resumption OF
hostities, and yielded only to necessity Bis
marck at first demanded indemnity of ten mil
Il lizards of francs, and it was reduced to the sum
II hpt hA nn OF
exertions. 1t has been stipulated that only
80 900 German troops shall enter Paris, ana
that they shall not march beyond the Place de
Ia Concerde Several Journals announce that
they will suspend publication during the oecn
patton of the city, and all recommend the in-
habitants to remain within doors and close
their shutters. The authorities are very un-
easy in regard to the attitude of the population,
when the Prussians march in. The National
Guard have been under arms all night, and
perfect order has prevailed, but the guards and
regular troops are greatly discontinued, and 1t
is doubtful if they can be depended on to res
train the people from violence at the appear
ance of the enemy.
The Journal DIES Debdts says during the three
years allowed for the payment of indemnity,
so 900 Prussian troops will occupy Champagne,
exercising the right Of requistion. and living
at the expense of the French Government. II
payment be completed before that time expires,
Champagne will be immediately evacuated.
Ii is understood that during the occupation
of the City unarmed detachments Of the enemy
will be permitted 10 visit public editices in all
parts of the city. but the army corps of 10000
men will not leave the Faubourg ST. Honore.
PARIS, FEB 2S.-The Pdtrie says the ques.
ton of the entry into Paris occupied the ne-
go,iators ten times longer than the question of
territory aud indemnity. Many persons have
purchased a weeks provisions tn prevent APP
pearing during the occupation
LONDON. Feb. 2S.-A Times Versailles spc
cial says Luneyile. Nancy and Belfort are
left to France. Longwy. Thionyille, Metz,
Saarbruck and the iron districts 60 to Ger
many. Rothschild promises TO pay the money
in year. thus getting rid of the Germans.
Frederick Charles will be Governor Of
Champaign, with headquarters ut Rheims.
Emperor William will merely pass through
Paris and the new possessions, EN- route TO
Berlin.