The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-03-03
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| BlodSctt 40 U, s. Senator from that State.
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FRANCE.
Bordeaux. AIN the Assembly to-day the Commit
tee Of Consultation which accompanied Theirs to Vcr
sailles made report unanimolsly recommending the
ratification BY the Assembly If the preliminaries Of
peace agreed to and submitted by the president.
Bamberser, deputy from the department Of Mosee,
adjured the Assembly to reject any terms involving
the cession of French Territory. He strongly de-
nounccd Napoleon ILL., A violent agitation arose In
the chamber on an attempt made BY NJ Cont, former.
" private secretary to the Emperor, to speak in JUST.
ncation Of the Emperor The Assembly enthusiastic
cav and unanimously vsted BY reclamation resolu-
ton offered BY NJ large dccrccing the fall OF the en-
pre, and stigmatizing Napoleon A. the author Of the
miefortuncs of France. The Assembly voted the rai
hcation of the preliminary condi,ns Of peace by SIC
ayes against lo7 nays.
Bordeaux, .-The employees Of thcdepartment Of
the interior will return to Paris Saturday, and is
believed the entire government will be transferred to
Paris again ~ speedily the execution IT the peace
| convention will permit General Sheridan and For
| sythc, Of the U. s. Army, have gone to Paris
Paris 2-Thc troops in some cases on entering the
city were mobbed and narrowly escaped injury Some
persons near the Arc Dc Triumphe congratulated
themselves on the difficulty experienced BY the Prus.
sian cavalry in getting over the heaps Of sand and
stones. They pointed to the Arc and eaid wst till
We enter Berlin" The Germans took notice Of the
insults. After the drngoohs came Bismarck. the
Dukes Of sax.Coburg and Luxembourg, Leopold Of
Bavaria, Gen. Aebert and Prince Charles OF Prussia
When the Prussian infantry passed under the Arc De
Tamphc, they wcre received by the crowd with whis
ting, screams and derisivc shouts. Bismarck did
not enter the Arc dc Trumphc but turned round and
rode back to Neuy. The grandest part Of the mill
tsry spectacle the march along the Champs Eye
sees with bsyonets and helmets gllterng in the Gun
and the dags torn BY battle autcrn: In tho breeze
crowd Of men and women blocking The way were
dispersed By the Uhlands who with the Bavarisns arc
especially hated. The troops looked splendid and
surprised the French, who owned thcy could not beat
them.
Paris, Wednesday ught-Thc Germans occupy an
quarters assigned; there is perfect tranquility
Versailles, 2-Fayre notified Bismarck of the vote
Of the Assembly Bismarck replied that he was ready
10 exchange ratiscatiens, when the Emperor signed
the treaty.
Paris In COmmetien.
London, st.-A special considers Paris in ycrv
disturbed state and apprehcnds serious occurrcnccs
Large masses Of the Bcllevile populace intend &C.
cnpying the Champs Eysscs on Wednesday to op.
pose the Russians with arms.
The TiaseS special says meeting Of the DELEGATES
Of the National Guard resolved to resist the eutry
At meeting, 100 QUO Of the National Guard resolv.
cd to attack the Hotel de villc ON Tuesday morning,
and appointed Commander in. Chief of the Govern.
men and declared, the army having failed they were
now ready to defend Paris.
Through the want Of combination and over fatigue,
the attack the Hotel de Vile failed and they re-
treated to the Place Bastc where they arc establish
Tho cannon arc restored to the ramparts OF Belle.
vile and Mount Nartrie. Tho authorities stand aoof
not to provoke collision. Sympathy, with the idea
Of resistance, is extensive 1t 10 said the Nationals
oppose the entry, vnoy viii not istercre but with
draw the army. The authorities arc greatly embar-
rassed and indignant At the removal Of the wounded
In the Palace Of Industry to make room for Prussians
The Occupation Of Paris.
Versailles, 3a-Last night at the banquet the En-
pcror showed his guests the preliminary treaty Of
peace aligned hour before and accepted the feicits
lions Of the august personages present. Tho Elm.
peror embraced Won Notke and Won Room, and ex.
pressed deep gratitude for the invaluable services of
these officers. His Majesty's health will probably
prevent his reviewing the troops on horseback but he
certainly win review them on the Champs de- Mari.
Il s the intention Of His Majesty to witness the entry
OF the eleventh corps Ut the Encente on Wednesday
morning. Tie reasons for bic doing this are obvious
to oil who are acquainted with the state Of public feel
ing In Paris and vicinity, The epot selected for the
purpose 10 kept secret The 18th corps win have the
honor Of being the first Prussan force that viii O.
cupy the capital At 10 O'Clock, precisely they viii
enter with colors flying and bands playing in fu war
strength, 5000 strong, with % field guns. At the
end Of three days they win be relieved By another
corps, probably the guards This process Of relief
will probably involve the presence Of $1,000 German
soldiers within the Enciente at one time Each CORDS
win remain three days and b succeeded b. another
until oil have had . rsttle ~ The whole period Of
occupation has not yet been defined. The Psrisiane
seem to suppose the occupation will last only few
days. The occupation may last many months. The
Germans may 30 requested by the authorities Of
France to occupy the city till anarchy and riot are sub
dued and respect Of the law insured. The government
OF which Theirs ID at the head 10 resolved to maintain
authority and do it, beat TO restore order There 10
reason to believe II 10 the intention Of the French
government TO dieband the whole imperial army i'm
mciately after they are released from captivity In
Germany, and organize new and gigantic system Of
ussaOosl Ue1cnoes Inc OJ0 army Will DO swept away
with unsparing completeness, and the prolonged &C.
cupaton Of Paris By the German garrison may be an
actul necceeity II these Wholesale measures for the
regeneration Of France are rcsorted to. The rst in
atanent Of indemnity will b 100000 pounds, and
On the payment Of . secood HE amount the evscua
tion Of the Seine lnfericusc will Immediately occur
The treaty Of commerce between France and Prussia
IL On terms accorded the most favored nations and Il
one o( The stipulations Of the treaty Of peace.
The Entry q Paris.
Versailles, 1.-The Emperor and Empress have lust
returned from Long ChampA where they inspected
the 9th and llth Prueian and LIT BavaSan cosps 81
600 strong. The troops looked excellent The I'D
vanced guard 1t O'Clock this meming entcEpa Paris
without any disturbances.
1aFs. l-Ths hsaA of tie eoluas Il ~ lltA eeps,
ssds osa. Won Bosa y lsse sataisg ~ poine Du
Joaf ssd Posts xaiIee and y nsyng towards Ase 4
Trionphe.
No hosti,s movement Of IL popalacs has yet been
seen. and the prespeet of collision 10 diminishing
Isste lse-At the appointed hear, 10 O'Clock, the
representative corps Of the vtogio0s army entered