The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-25
EUROPE.
FRANCE.
pEAcEiCoNcL.UDED'
THE TREATY SIGNED.
Cession of Alsace and Lorraine, In-
,rn Guiding Metz and Nancy.
Indemnity Of 500, ZOO, 900 Thalers,
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J 5iBlLbSDos, February 2A4 =, NJ
The Standard has special from Yer.
sailles which announces that the treaty
of peace was signed to-day by Thiers and
Bismarck. Some Of tho details, which
are still .unarranged, will be finally set
tied 10 morrow. France pays to Germa-
ny three hundred and twenty millions
thales, Alsace and Lorraine, including
the cities of Metz and Nancy, arc ceded
to the Germans. The German army will
not enter Paris. The Emperor William
will leave on Monday for Berlin. a1.
The Passage through Paris--A ColIi-
sion Apprehended, t,u
'' .'' LONDON, February "a.
The Brussels NOri6 says Bismarck hints
ut the restoration to Paris Of an impost Of
10000 francs II no hostile manifestations
are made during the passage Of the Ger
mans through the city. A Paris letter
Of the 22d, says q conflict Is expected
should the Germans enter the city. II Is
believed the Assembly will DO conyoked
Friday or Saturday Of this week. The
Journal de Paris says Bismarck at the
request Of Thiers, has ordered cessation
of the acquisitions upon the Inhabitants Of
all sections, and declared that 4he contri-
buttons levied since the 28th Of January,
will be deducted from the French indem.
nifty. The Daily NeUs says Theirs and
his colleague were to leave Paris for BOr.
dcaux, on Thursday, confer with the AS.
sembly on Friday and return 10 Paris on
Saturday, when they will have q, decisive
interview with Bismarck. q"
The Journal De Macon says that Gen.
Penhall has been ordered to dissolve the
Garibaldian corps and 10 disband the free
corps under his command.
A telegram from Paris on the 23d says
that all the conditions Of peace arc now
settled, except that Of money the Ger.
mans demand 200 milliard thNlers, while
France has offered TO pay one milliard.
The Germans have allowed seven hundred
and fifty milliards for the acquisitions. fines
and debts Of AIsace and Lorraine, "A
friendly arrangement Is Anticipated j
German Occupation Of Honaeur.
LONDON, February "a.
A Havrc dispatch says great indigna'
tion Is felt that the Germans have occu'
pied Honaeu, which ,isstlpulated as neu'
tral ground az ~'''''-' ~ ''1
An Amiens dispatch says uniavorablG
news has been received from Versailles
and the German troops are already In mo.
ton. An ihsirrecti6n ID Algeria hAd
been suppressed by the French troops.
VERSAILLES, February24.
2PMis isiauiet. Theirsiis expected here
to-day. The Department of Calvada has
been placed under the command oi u
Governor General SET a.
LILLE, February "a.
"A telegram from tho Government o.
Bordeaux warns the public against false
reports as to the terms OF peace, which, II
SAYS, can't be known. The clerical party
are opposed to the transfer Of the Assem-
bly, to Paris.
I q BoRDEAux February a.
The Court room has recognized the
new Government Of France. General
Sheridan, Of the United States, lett Mar
settles yesterday evening for this city
Nonews has been received Respecting
the negotiations at Versailles. This ST.
lenco will be maintained until the condi
tions Of peace are fully decided on. The
Orleans Princes arc staying in the depart
ment OF Gironde.