The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-03
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{, Ing aaaaahiqa of The Assembly, tie Govern.
Imenti demanded the Immediate discus
sion OF the treaty. The proposition wo.
opposed BY several Deputies from Alsace
and Paris. Thiers euergeticaily an.
q agealed TO- the Assembly to lose no time.
: Es was necessary for the treaty to be dis.
9qssed without tho least delay. The
Assembly might thus spare Paris from
I great suffering. The Government could
not be responsible for the consequences
G Of delay. -'o''
y 3oRDEAUx, March 1.-The Assembly
. voted the ratification OF the preliminary
! conditions of peace by 546 to 1O7.
LONDON, March 1.-The name of the
police agent drowned in the Seine by
she mob on Sunday was Vincenoim.
Ihe Duke OF Broglie will be officially
received by the Queen Friday as ambas
sador from France. The fourth article
OF the last convention is to the effect
that the contribution of money which
has been imposed is to be RENTED.
The Germans are to collect taxes in the
occupied provinces until the ratification
Of the preiiminaries Of peace.
The following correspondence has
naaaed hetween the Emperor ot Ger
many end Gear Alexanders The Empe-
TOR, in his letter to the Gear, after stat
ing the terms upon which peace had
been concluded, says: "We have arrived
at tho end Of a glorious and bloody war,
which was precipitated by the frivolity
OF tile French. Prussia remembers that
yon prevented the spread of the war.
God bless you." The Gear replied that
he shared the joy felt by his ilustrious
brother, and hoped for a durable peace
He had proved devoted friend. The
happiness and glory of Russia and Prus-
sia were now insured.
VERSAILLES, March 1.-Tho Emperor
has returned from Long Champs, where
ne reviewed the army entering Paris.
LONDON, March 1.-The barricades in
the Northern and Eastern fourboures of
Paris are only precautionary; and will be
used If the Germans should oycr-step the
assigned limits.
PARIS, March AT 10 o'clock. 30. 600
German troops entered, with ninety.six
pieces of artillery aud the usual proper
eion OF cavalry. The zone surrendered
20 tne Prusslans is nearly clear of French.
IL commences ut the extreme South
west corner OF the enciente, which forms
point, and runs in the shape of an
irregular triangle, of which the zone
forms the East side; the enciente. from
Pont Du Jour to the Porte Des Forms
the West side, and the Faubouro
Honofe, the Avenue Des Forms. from
the Hue Royale to the enciente, the North
side, or base. Tho only points within
theae limits retained by the French are
Inc baking establishment of the army of
Paris, the Quai De Billy and the Pont
De jena. But few people on the streets:
the most OF the women out, were in
mourning, going to mass. The Germans
used no music, except the drum and
trumpet for signals. The Germans were
astonlshed at the mounful aspect of the
city and the desertion of the streets.
The statues in the Place De La Corcorde
were covered with Grape.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-Secretarv
Fish, OF the State Department, has re-
ceived the following despatch. dated:
PARIS, March 2-Noon. The German
entry into Paris was peaceful and qniet.
(Slgned) WASHBURNE.
LONDON, March 2s-Paris DISPATCHES
state that several battalions of Germans
entered the city at s'clock Yesterday
morning to prepare quarters. At half
past q Palais De Industrie was occupied.
Some battalions soon afterwards paraded
In the Place De La Concorde. But O
small number of inhabitants was pre-
sent' ana no demonstrations made.
There was soon line of German troops
along the Seine from Pont Du Jour to
Palais Bourbon, while on the right bank
the French National Guards stopped the
passage of all persons in uniform.
Horse patrols circulated and occupied
their quarters. No acts of depreas:ions
have been committed. The main BODY
formed ut Long Champs and in Bois De-
Boniogne, where the review wns held,
ana entered Paris at noon. The EN-
geror's staff are quartered at Palace of
'Ohzc. Gen. Kamocke commands the
army OF occupation. A Prussian mill
tary commission has been establiehed to
receive the complaints of INHABITANTS
WI VINO deserted the occupied quarters.
The public buildings are also deserted
and closed. The Emperor declares he
VII no1 enter the city. The Grown
Prince will review the German army
American Intelligence.