The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-30
BIsMARCK,s TERMS OF PEAc
lie Requires .Alsace and German
Lorraine.
A Thousand Millions Francs In-
demnity.
Favre's Visit to Bismarck.

Herald Special.
VERSAILLES, January 90.
The terms OF peace offered by Bismarck
to the French nation are as follows: First,
The Cession Of the Province of Alsace
and that part Of the Province Of Lorraine
known us the German Lorraine Second,
A money indemnity OF 1000, 100000 francs.
Third, Forty war ships from the French
fleet. Fourth, One Of the colonies now
held by France, which l cannot learn.
The money indemnity must be guaran.
teed by the municipalities. If this guar
antec is refused the property Of rich
individuals will be held in possession of the
Germans until acquiescence is obtained.
On the morning Of Monday, Jan. 93d, n
lag OF truce lClt Lislc and was met by tho
Germans. The bearer delivered n letter
from Jules Favre addressed TO Count Bis.
marCk. At noon the mission reached
Bismarck. 1t requested permission for
Favrc to come to Versailles. Bismarck
replied that he might. At 10 o'clock the
Prussian Premier applied TO the Emperor
Of Germany for permission To hold M in.
terview with him. FavrGspcnt the night
ut the quarters of the Lieutenant OF Police.
The next day before noon (Jan. 24thO n
council Of war was held to consider Fa-
vrc's mission. Gen. Won Room, Count Bis
marck, Gen. Won Moltke, and the Grown
Prince of Prussia were present, in addition
to the Emperor, who presided. The
council lasted two hours, and the result Of
the deliberations were communicated 10
Fayre, who returned to Paris at halE.past
4 o'clock the samG evening. AS he was
being driven In his carriage down the
avenue leading TO the Sevres road Bis
mark, who was taking his daily ride, en-
C0untercd him and turned his horse and
rode by the window, cOnvcrsing with Fa-
vre all the way to town.
The state Of Paris Is terrible. Political
clubs arc in arms, and sOrtie with 100000
men demanded and Gen. VinOy refusing
TO allow u useless butChery, Gen. Leila
was put in his place. The Reds demand
II new government, md 2l0 members Of
the National Guard have been chosen for
the purpose.
Later and Fuller Particulars.
New YoRK, January 9s.
A Paris correspondent gives further de-
tails OF the bloody outbreak OF the Re-
publican mob and attack made ON the
Hotel de Vile. About noon Of the 22d,
about 200 Ofthe most repulsive and villain
Gus looking rutllans in the city, including
II large number OF soldiers Of the 10lSt
war battalion, National Guard, marched
in n body to place In front of the Hotel
dc Vile, uttering revolutionary cries and
calling upon the citizens 10 arm.
Never during the present trouble has d
crowd been seen, bringing so wildly TO
mind the horrors OF the old French rcvO-
luton. They occupied the place over an
hour without my opposition, singing,
shouting and yelling.
In the meantime u small force of Guard
Mobiles and Brentons were drawn up In
front of the hotel, who stood their ground,
avoiding any collision with the mob by oil
the means In their power. AilGr o'clock,
tho adlutant In command, advancing In
front Of the men, on account Of some.
what more threatening demonstration by
the crowd, was fired upon, and fell severe.
" wounded In the head and arm. 1mmc.
diately on seeing their officer fall, the Mo.
bilcs fired upon the crowd, creating Ter.
rible panic. Unfortunately u number Of
persons who had gathered rs lockers on,
encouraged by the length Of time which
had elapsed without violence, and drawn
up In tho Hotel do Vile, received the
shots of the Mobiles. As the crowd fled,
shrieklng, apparently fifty Of their number
were left on the ground, II was a0Cr.
wards RsCGrtaincd that five were killed,
including one woman and two children,
and eighteen wounded moro or less Sc.
vCrely, besides several sllghter hurts, At
the same moment that tho Mobiles fired,
number Of muskcts were discharged
from the windows Of tho house ON tho
east side of the place occupied by
the rioters, Three or four Mo.
blles fell from the fire, which was badly
directed. Tho old classmates above the
statue Of IIGnrlc QuArtrc were completely