New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

fhANCE,
RESULT OF THE LATE ELEcr1oNs-rHE SIGN
ING OF THE NEW TREATY OFFICIALLY
ANNOUNCED-ABsTRACT OF ITS sTIPULA-
TIoNs-A REPUBLICAN MEETING BROKEN UP
BY THE POLICE.
PARIS, Oct. IL, 1871.
Official returns from the elections for mem
bers Of the General Councils Of France yet incom-
pet bat so far as received they show that there have
been elected q Bonapartists 1914 Legtmists 2Ol Radi
GALS I94 Moderates, and s67 Liberal Conservatives.
Prince Jerome Bonaparte election for Corsica to be
investigated the choice being contested the ground
that does pay in Corsica The Prince
has asked for permit to visit Corsica.
President Theirs has formally announced to the Legis
lative Committee that the Customs Treaty for Alsaee
and Lorraine has been signed and only awaits rat
Hcation. He states that the principle Of reciprocity Is
recognized that the payment Of the fourth half mlliard
OF the indemnity be completed before the end OF
March; that the evacuation Of French territory will
commence within fortnight after the ratification OF the
treaty and that Germany cedes to France small strip
of territory.
The O1cial Journal says the treaty just concluded
with Germany consists OF three separate conventions
one territorial rectfying the fronters one financial
providing for the payment Of the indemnity and involV
ing the withdrawalof the German troops from France
and the other relating to the customs. The last spu-
ates that the products of Asace and Lorraine shall be
permitted France free for twelve months and
accords the privilege to products of France enter
ing those territories.
The Ben Public ministerial organ announces that the
financial portion of the Treaty is definitely concluded by
the signatures Of the two Ministers That part oft
which relates to the regulation Of customs duties must
be submitted to the German Rechsrath for ratification
With the conclusion Of the Treaty, Prince Bismarck
agrees to release the bankers who guarantors of
the payment of the indemnity and accepts as sufficient
the official guarantee Of NM. Theirs and Pouyer-Quer
tier The financial portion Of the Treaty pro-
yides that the indemnity money remaining due by
France shall be paid specie bills to the amount OF
100000 francs every fortnight until the entire sum Is
Inundated; such payments to commence on the 10Th OF
January next 1t is further stipulated that six OF the
departments OF France occupied by German troops
shan be evacuated Immediately. Thirty thousand Ger
man troops are to remain in France pending the quda
tOn of the indemnity but 1t s agreed that the terms
of the Convention are faithfully carried out the number
will be materially reduced at the end OF six months from
the signing Of the Treaty.
The meeting of Republican alliance at b. Etenne
was broken up by the police yesterday Important doc
uments we're SEIZED and the police are now searching
the homes Of the members Of the alliance
Advices from Algeria state that the natives In the
northern mart of the Province OF Constantine had risen
against the French and were in open hostility. Troops
had been Unmatched the locality of the troubles, but
their numbers were not sufficient 70 que the insured
ton It is probable that this new outbreak Will demand
additional troops from France.
Traffic by the Mount Gents Tunnel begins tomorrow
the lines of railroad connecting with thetunneI having
been completed.
new daily journal called the Radical OF the extreme
views indicated by its name, has been established in this
city,