The New York herald., 1871-03-06
THE EVACUATION.
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Herald Special Reports from
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Imperial Visit to the Place de
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TELEGRAM 70 THE new YORK HERALD,


LONDON, March 5, 1871.
The NEW YORK HERALD special correspond
ent at Paris forwards me the following de-
spatch, dated yesterday evening. He says;-
PARIS YRER.
BY ten minutes before ten O'Clock yesterday
tho last Of the German army or occupation
had passed through the Arc do Triomphe.
Another twenty minutes and they were out
side Of Porte Maillot and Paris was free Of her
conquerors.
THE LAST GERMANS In THE OrrY.
The last Germans in Paris were three
dragons who had returned from their COM
mands on some errand. They found them
selves confronted by the French municipal
guards, who have followed The German forces
at distance Of not exceeding one hundred
yards. The Dragons seemed somewhat sur
prised and embarrassed, and turned quietly
back. They were laughed at by the gan,S,ss,
but they did not quicken their pace In tho
slightest degree.
THE NATIONAL GUARDS REsTTyR.
Already the National Guards Of Paris have
recommended marching aud remarching
through the city. One battalion has just
passed my window. The appearance of the
men presents strong contrast to the soldier
like Germans. The National Guards no longer
cry out, "a 6as lea Prussieas!" Their cry
now js, "Vsce la R5pu1liquc! A bas
Thieas!" which means insurrection and blood
shed. A French gentleman remarked to me
to-day, Snow that tho Prusslans are gone our
troubles will commence"
THE EMPEROR AND PRINCE IMPERIAL IN PARls.
Yesterday the Prince Imperial of Germany
visited Paris, driving as far as the Place de le
Concorde. The Emperor William is believed
to have entered also, but Prince Louis Of Wur-
| temberg is so much like him in features and
general appearance that it is not known with
certainty which it was. (Our Versailles cor
| respondent says IL was the Emperor) Which
ever it was, however, the crowd, thinking ii
was the Emperor, manifested their aamosity
by hooting at the visitor.
OTHER VISITORS.
During the day many persons of high rank
from the German army visited the Place de
la Concorde. No disturbances of any impor-
tance took place. One woman was ex-
ceedingly abusive, but the Germans re-
mained good-natured, and took no notice Of
her.
MISCELLANEOUS RRP0ETs
A 'blouse" attempting to pass through the
Arc de Triomphe during the evacuation was
repnlsed. ~ ..-.
A new French regiment was raised to-day
to increase the military force In Paris.
Rumors are current here that the twenty
eight Deputies from Paris to the French
National Assembly have resigned
EVACUATION OF VERSAILLES AND THE FORTS.
Count Won Moltks requires three days In
which to evacuate Versailles. Details for
the evacuation Of the detached forts of Paris
lying on the left bank Of tho Seine were
arranged yesterday.
VISITING THE GERMAN LIMIT OF OCCUPATION.
Crowds Of curious persons are this after
noon visiting the scene Of the German late
occupation. The citizens generally confess
that the Germans behaved well during their
stay in Paris
ENGLAND.