The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-02-02
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9IGMAROA'5 TERMS or PEACE.
WAR VIRTUALLY ENDED

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lowing dispatch to the En- press Augusta:
NERSAiLLEs, : P. NJ, Sunday.
night an armlslice fer three weeks was
signed TIE regulars and Mobiles are to
be entered IN Paris as prisoners OF war.
The National Guards Will undertake tie
maintenance Of order. We re-occupy
all the forts, and Paris remains invested,
out VIII be allowed to revictyal as soon as
the arms are surrendered. The National
Assembly is 10 be assembled to meet at
Bordeaux III fortnight. Ali the armies
IN the field will retain their respective po
stions, the ground between the opposing
lines to be neutral.
This is the reward Of patriotism, he
roisn and great sacrifices. Thank God
for this fresh ineruy. May peace soon
follow. (Signed) WILHELM. >
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Sec. Fish has
received the following telegram from Mr..
Moran, charge d aifalres in London dated
London, Sunday morning. Jan. %:
The German ambassador here has
been officially informed that the capitu-
lation Of all Paris, and the forts; and an
arluistice Of three weeks by land and sea,
was signed about ten O'clock last evening
at Versailles, by Count ii. nIarck and
jules Favre The Army in Paris viii re-
main prisoners Of war in.the city. but it
is not known whether they will be dis
armed or not. The details have not been
received. Count bernstotf thinks it an
important fact-that the arinistice extends
over the sea, and that it should be made
known as widely as possible.
VERSAILLES, Jan. % Ealerien was
entered last night by the Pruasians and
engineers to draw the mines. Heavy
guns viii be Immediately moved into the
forts. Us no confidence can be placed in
the tickle population Of PasiS until after
the general disarming Strong forces OF
iniantry and artillery have moved for
ward to cover The working parties. The
object is to spare further bloodshed, and
give an opportunity to The French peo-
pie, through the Assembly OF IsepTesen-
tatives at Bordeaux, to decide for war or
peace Elections will be permitted Ill all
departments, together with the free Cir
cuution OF deputies through the county.
The army OF Paris, regiments OF the line,
marines and mobiles are to be prisoners
Of war, With the exception IT II, 600 men,
who arc :eqG+red TO maintain order III
Paris. al corps Of Frame Iireurs are to
be dissolved, but the National Guard vii
remain armed. The French troops Will
deliver their arms and flags and field ar
tillery within fourteen days, all OF which
viii be collected at Severn. The French
troops may retire into Paris armed. The
cannons on the forts are to be delivered,
but the cnccjate guns are to be dism0unt-
ed, and carriages to be delivered, to the
E'russiais, but the guns themselves TO be
lett. X line Of demarkatian has been
drawn between the eaejeHte and the forts.
IN %
te only the Prussian portion TO SOD pa
ces from the eaceiate, with certain topo-
graphical notifications Fort Viucennes
will remain in the hands Of the French.
Paris remains completely invested from
military point Of view, but thirty-three
miles will be repaired and permitted to
convey sufficient supplies for the daily
nourishment Of the population. Bour-
baki' army and the fortress of Beltort
are not comprised in the armistice. The
Prussian line of demarkation for the
Southern armies is to be the line Of the
Loire.
VERSAILLES, Jan. 29.-Herald's spe-
cial.-Yhe terms Of peace offered by Bis
marck to the French nation are as fol-
lows:
First-The session of the Province of
Asace, and that part Of the Province
Of Lorraine known as German Lorraine.
Secoud-A money indemnity Of one
thousand million francs.
Third Thirty warships from the
French feet
Fourth-One of the colonies now held
by France, but which I cannot learn
The money Indemnity must be gGaran
teed by the municipal authorities. IF
the guarantee be refused, the property Of
rich indi.idQals Will be held possession Of
until acquiescencs is obtained.
EERsAtLLEs, Jan. 29.-The German
troops occupied the forts around Paris
1T 10 o'clock this morning. The entire
garrison OF Paris, except the National
Guard, surrendered their arms.
The armistice expires on the 18th Of
February.
LONDON, Jan. $3.50 P. MA Yer
saiiles dispatch just received, says -
The Twelfth Saxon Corps, ut 10 o clock
this morning occupiel Koumainyille,
Noisy and Mogent; the Bavarians
Charenten, Montrouge and Vanvers
and the Silesian Corps Avry and Bice-
ere. I2aris-wil pay 200.O01 francs.
The first Official dispatch from Yer
sailIe3 was read in the Berlin churches
this morning.
HERLIN. Jan 29.-World's Special
All Germany is in a fever of rejoicing,
and tonight bon6res. Examinations and
professions may be seen everyw here
immediately after the occupation OF the
forts by the Germans the Provincial
Government, sill re aiming their author
ity In Paris, will Summon the National
Assembly. which body Will decide aud
form future government for France