The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-01
EUROPE.
THELATEsT FROM PARIS

VERSAILLES, January 30.-The dis
tress is Paris is very great. The de-
struction Of railways impedes revictuaL
ing the city. The Germans are mean
while supplying articles Of the first ne
cessity from their own stores.
Repairing Railways.
BRussELs, January 30.-Immense
quantities of provisions have been for
warded to Paris. Great efforts are be-
ing made to restore railways. The
Scissors line will be repaired in forty
eight hours, and direct route in eight
days. The capitulation Of Paris has
caused feeling Of stupor in the North
Of France. 49,. ..... ss-
Bismarck and the EmperOr-Rigid
Passport Regulations.
LONDON, January 81, 1890 A. NJ
Bismarck will leave France after the
meeting Of the National Assembly.
The early return Of the Emperor to
Berlin is expected. There is a report
that he will start to-day, Wednesday.
The Germans will enforce rigid pass
port regulations during the armistice.
LILLE, January 3O.-The armistice
has astonished the people of the north
OF France, though the general impress
sion is rather favorable than otherwise.
There is feeling of uncertainty as to
the future, and desire to wait for the
conditions Of peace before deciding upon
plans for the future 1t is reported that
the Germans have invested Abbeville-
Notwithstanding the arlnlstice.
Gambetta atOFayre-DemOnstratiOns 10
Against the Armistice.
BORDEAUX, January 130.-Gambetta
forwarded a dispatch by telegraph, to,
day, to Favre at Versailles, requesting
him to break the silence maintained by
the Paris Government, to state the
name of the Minister whose coming to
Bordeaux has been announced, and the
motive Of the delay in his movements,
and to give precise information respect
ing the condition of Paris.
Demonstrations have occurred in sew
eral French towns against both the
armistice and any violation OF the ter
ritory of France. The municipality Of
Lyons appears to maintain its resistance
to the Germans, and has sent deputa-
ton to Bordeaux to urge the adoption
Of general measures for the same OBJ
iect.
Terms Of the Armistice.
LONDON, January 3l.-The armstice
begins instantly in Paris and three days
later in the departments, and expires at
noon, February 10Th. The line Of divi-
sion between the German and French
forces separates into two portions each
of the departments Of Calavadas and
Orne. The Germans hold Serth La
dore, St. Loire, ST. Cher Foirett and
Yoane. The neighborhood OF lara
is excepted from the provisions OF the
armistice, which includes the naval
forces Of both powers in all parts OF the
world. The terms of the capitulation
are that the prisoners OF war are to
remain in Paris during the armistice,
having first surrendered their arms,
as are also the police. All Franc
tireurs are to be disbanded. German
prisoners are to be exchanged. The
public funds are TO remain in Paris.
ProyisiO.s for Paris-The Roma.
partists.
LONDON, January 3l.--Rivers and
railroads have been opened for the
transportation Of food to Paris. The
Eighth Prussian regiment has occupied
Fort Du Mont Valer;en.
A Berlin dispatch, published in the
London Times this morning, says that
the negotiations Of the Bonapartists
with Count Bismarck have taken an
important turn. A later dispatch, how
ever, reports that a CONSERVATION has
been caused at Wilhelmsliohoe by the
news Of proposition to conVoke a Con.
stituent Assembly in France.
Gambetta RatIhes the CapitulatiOn
-EuEenie Indignant.
LONDON, January 30.-Gambetta has
ratified the capituaton, and will not
resign.
The Empress Eugene, after stormy
interview with the Duke de Persigny
ordered him to quit her presence, since
he persisted in urging her to consent to
the dismemberment Of France.
LATER.
Gambetta is reported to have com.
mitted suicide.
London Conference Again POst-
pOned - Postal Communication
with Paris. g.. ...
LONDON, January 2l.-The reassem-
bling of the Conference has been post
poned in consequence Of the illness Of
Earl Granville. ...
Postal communication between Lon
don and Paris has been re-opened.
The Prussians are driving cattle into
Paris to feed the inhabitants. Bis
marck has notified the British Foreign
Office that the Dieppe line alone is at
present available for the transp ortation
of provisions to Paris.
The execution Of the terms of the
convention between Favre and Bis
marck proceeded Yesterday without
interruption.
AS the French forces were again ad-
vancing south OF the Lore, the Prps-
slams destroyed the bridge at Bfois, and
thus stopped their advance, and the
French went southwark.
The Italian Parliament and the
Pope.
FLORENCE, January 3l.-Debate in
Parliament on Papal guarantees has
closed. Explanation was made by the