The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-06

BERLIN, March 8.
The Empress has received the following dis
patch: versailles, March al have just ratified
the conditions Of peace which the Bordeaux As:
sembly has accepted. Thus far the work is COM
plete, which was, through seven months OF battle,
to be achieved, thanks to the valor, devotion and
endurance OF our incompatible army, and the
sacrifices OF the Fa.herland. The Lord OF Hosts
has everywhere vis!bly blessed our enterprise,
and by His mercy has permitted an honorable
peace. To Him be the honor, to the Fatheriand
thanks. tSlgned) WILHELM"
VERSAILLES, March 4.
Emperor William reviewed the German land.
wehr, guards, artillery and pioneers In the. Bots
de Boulogne yesterday Prince Frederick VIII
liam, General Moltke and Count BhmarcE were
present AL restrictions as to persons passing
into and out of Paris have been removed. The
Emperor goes to Berlin on Monday.
LONDON, March 4.
The German troops have all left Paris. The
evacuation terminated at II O'Clock On the 80
tFriday morning) in accordadce with the terms Of
the convention.
dispatch from Havre Of the 81 says the Mobile
and National Guards have been disolnded, anu
the trenches around the town are being nlled up.
The French indemnity is payable In three In
s.amens, viz: one milllard OF thaers In 1871, two
miIliards In 1872, and two milli,rds in 1873. The
iateres. is only payable on rhelast nstalment,
from which the proportion Of the debt appertatn'
ing to Alsace anl Lorraine, estimated at half
milllard Of thalers, and the cost OF the railways
Ia Eastern France, sto be deducted.
A telegram to the Times from Versailles says
the Germans evacuate Paris today, and Prince
Frederick Charles reeres Immediately behind the
Seine. The Emperor and Crown Prince leave in a
few days for Ferrieres or some other point near
Paris on the right bank Of tile Seine.
The Parisian popaace wreakcd vengeance on
several mea who were seen convers!ng with Ger
rnaa soldiers. Some Germans wished to pass the
line OF demarcation, offering their hands, and
saying, "Now peace Is concluded, we are frlends;"
but were repulseI with the reply, "We are con.
uuered, but with conditions imposed by Bismarck
we never can be rrIends.n Some disguised Prus.
sian officers penetrated into the city, but were
soon recognized. and their Lives belpg In danger
from the people, were prOteete:lby the authorities
aud reconducted to the German iues. The popu'
lace are less calm than yesterday.
BORDEAUX, March 8.
Roehefort Blanc, Mallon and .Trtden resigned
their seats in the Assembly. Pyatt refused TO re-
sign, but declared he would never enter the AS
semby until the cesslon Of French territory was
rescinled. ,,
A dispatch 20 the Echo du Nord reports serious
disturbances at Augers, an important city in the
French department. Of Narne ct Loire, In which
several persons were killed and Wounded.
Measures for placing the Belgian army on q
peace footing have been carried out.
The Latest.
WASHINGTON March S.
The evacuation Of Paris By the Germans, re-
ported yesterday, Is fully confirmed by later tea'
Grams thou-h 10 ouclal announcement of the
fact has been receiTed.
Not German soldier remains in Paris. The
evacuation was completed at nooa yesterday.