The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-03-08
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
Il LATEST ADVICES.

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PARIS, February 27,svia LONDON,
February 28.--An official notice, sign.
ed by NJ. c,rd, confirms the signature
fthe preliminaries of peace, and an
nounces that tho armistice will be pro-
longed for four days.
The entrance Of the Germans into
Paris was the price paid to save Bel
fort. 5hSyE4yE syy
All papers, even the Ultra Radical
recommcud non. reSistar &C to the entry
of the Germ ,ns, aud will abstain from
publication DUNG the occupation,
which might lead 10 corhict.
J. NboN, blhary 29--Thc fosti.
fed cit cs of Luncnvil!c, Nancy, and
Bel."lt. ale left to Flonue. I,ongivf
TAinm.ille, hIeta, Snn, bnck aud tho
ircn dis ric'a, g>to GermanS.
LvHp IN, February 2S.--rho Ger
mans who were unaware of the exten.
sion of the armistiue attacked Havte,
bu flag of truce stopped hostiities.
VERSAILLES February 2S. = Hvcty.
thug il prepared 10 eater Paris, and
the Gnal order wi be given t,,-murrow.
| The Bonlse and theatres will he
clrsed during the occupation by tho
German troops, who will be strictly
confined to their quarters.
LoNDoN, Fcbruar, 28.-There have
been several acts of agrarianism in
Ireland. Several persons have bocn
killed during the nos.
BORDEAUX, March The Assem-.
| bly, vo'od for the ratification Of the
preliminary treaty, 546 to LOT.
PARIS, March AT 10 O'Clock
30 600 Germans entered the city with
ninety six pieces IF artillery and the
usual proportion Of cavalry.
Bat few peop'e arc on tho streets,
aud most OF tie women ou', were in
mourning, going to mass.
The GerMGus used 10 mnsic, e4-
ccpt drum and trumpet for, aiguu!s.
The Germans were astohished at
the mournful aspect Of tho city and
the dvsertion Of tho streets.
The statues in the Place dc LaCon.
cord we're covered with Grape.
PANS, March 3 Noon TO Scerc4
'ary Fish, Washington, D. g Tie
German entry into Paris was pelcaful
aud quiet. All is calm in tbe city.
(Sigu,d) WASlIBURNE.
LONDON, March 2. Paris dispatch
os state that several battalions Of
Germas entered the city at 7 O'Clock
yesterday morning, to prepa.o quar-
tcrs.
At 81 O'Clock, the Palais de Indus
trie, was occupied. Some battalions
soon aiterward paraded iii the Place
de la Concorde.
The E.nperor's staff are quartered
at the Palace of Clize.
Gen. Kamicko commands the army
of occupation.
y Prussian military commission
has been established TO receive com.
plants of the inha bitants who desert
cd and have occupied the quarters Of
public building, also deserted and
closed.
The Emperor declares he will not
enter the city.
The Grown Plincc will receive the
German army.
The New York Telegram has II spe.
cial from Paris, which says the iuhab-
itants maintain the same quiet sturdy
Independence they showed on the
morning Of the entry Of the prussisns
and there &e,o no demonstrations by
the people. -.aG
The troops prepared TO bivodac on
the Champ Eyses and in the neigh
borhood, without any appa' tnt e*citet
mcnt.
The Frehch troops, who guarded the
barracks and bridges, behaved ad-
mirably. and under great prov cation
restrained their temper and kept cool.
LONDON, Marah 3. The ministe.
rial motion for, n select committee to
inquire Into affai,s in ireland passed
the Commons by cighty-ohe m. jori
! ty. W
y telegram to the Times, from
Versailles, says tho Germans eva cuate
| Paris to day. Prince Frederick
Charles retircs Immediately behind
the Seine. The Emperor aud Crown
Prince leave in few days for some
point on the right bank Of the Seine.
PANS, March 2.-Some Germans
who passed tho line of demarcation
offered their hands, saying: "Now
peace ia concluded, we are frieuds,"
but were repulsed with the reply ):
"We are conquered, but with the
conditions imposed by Bismarck, we
can never bo frierds." Some dis
guised Piussian officers penetrated
into the city, but wcrs soon reoogniz.
ed, and their lives being in danger
from tho people, were protected by
the authorities aud re-conducted into
the German lines. The populaoe are
less cal IN than yesterday. "A despatch
of Wednesday mig hts.ys the Germans
occupy all tho quarters assigned
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