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tentiary to Athens, is to be charged with the
duty Of regulating the details of the defnitive
treaty Of peace which will be signed at Brus-
sells.
THE oATrEE PLAGUE.
The cattle plague has broken out in France
and Is raging with great violence.
Tho National Guards TrouSieseme-Ersnoh
Prisoners Retursing.
LONDON, March 8, 1871.
The following despatch, dated on the 4th
inst, have received from the NEW YORK
HERALD special correspondent in Paris. He
says
All is quiet here to-day, although the Ma
tional Guards continue rather troublesome.
FRENCH PRISONERS RETURNING.
The French prisoners are returning from
Germany. The arrival of the first instalment
is expected tomorrow from Reichshofen,
Froschweiler and Forbaoh.
No German Soldiers In tho City-Pross Opin-
ions ON tho Peace Treaty-AIob Violence
Congratulations - ssSilences Patience and
HIerchants.
LONDON, March 5, 1871.
I am enabled to report to the NEW YORK
HERALD the following intelligence, dated In
Paris on yesterday =
NO GERMAN SOLDIERS IN PARIS
Not German soldier remains In Paris
The Saxons passed out at ten o'clock yester-
day morning, marching in front Of the Arc de
Triomphe amid the profound silence of few
spectators. By noon the evacuation of the
city was complete.
PRUsslAN DISAPPOINTMENT.
The Prussan leaders are disappointed at
the coldness and implacable attitude of the
Parisians.
PRESS OPINIONS ON THE PEACE TREATY.
Several joarnals resumed publication to-
day. They are unanimous in the opinion that
the impression produced by the preliminary
terms of peace is very bad. They declare
that no peace is real when obtained under
duress. But they recommend calmness and
concord as the means of making the country
great and prosperous.
DIsBANDINa THE MOBILES.
The authorities are preparing to disband the
Mobile Guard in Paris.
MOB VIOLENCE.
The city is quiet to-day. A number Of per-
sons. suspected to be spies, have been arrested
by the people, and several women seen talk
ing with the Prussians in the Champs Elysees
were severely handled.
POLITICAL AGITATION.
Open air meetings are held day and night in
the Place de la Bastile, but no scenes Of vio-
lence are reported.
CONGRATULATIONS.
The Minister Of the Interior In proclama.
ton congratulates the inhabitants on their atti-
tude during the occupation.
s'srLENoE, PATIENCE AND VENGEANCE
!. The Journal des Df6ats of Friday chides
the 'Parisians for their frivolity during the oc-
cupation. Over the couch of strangled France
1t pronounces the words 'ssilence" and spa
tienoe." It urges earnest preparation, SO that
our children may be- able to pronounce the
third word, vengeance"
AGRARIANIsM
The Cai du Peuple, in an article signed
Jules Wales, incites the poor to a war against
the rich.
RELIEF FOB MERCHANTS.
La VeriM demands that merchants in good
standing be granted an additional delay of one
month in the payment Of commercial bills.
A PROTEST.
The press protest against the continued oc-
cupation Of the suburbs Of Paris.
tainod-Picard Como to Bordeaux German
Chagrln-Tho Paris Deputies to Resign.
PARIS, March Might.
forward the following intelligence for the
NEW YORK HERALD
PARIS QUIET.
Paris has resumed Its ordinary appearance.
Tonight the boulevsrds are filed with prome-
naders. There is no fear now Of disturbances.
Nearly all the barricades have been removed.
THOSE CAPTURED GUNS.
Several batalions of National Guards pro-
posed to restore the guns they had removed
from the Place Wagram. The authorities re-
piled that the guns would be left under their