The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-02-02

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Favre that the only basis of surrender
would be the same as Sedan and Metz.
The state Of Paris is terrible POliti
cal clubs are in arms, and a sortie Of tive
| hundred thousand men was demaHded
and General Vinoy refused to allow 6
useless butcherv, General Leila was put
! in his place TIE Rebs demand new
Government, 210 members of the Nation
al Guard have been chosen for that pur
! pose.
Three new batteries opened to-day, be
lie Grand BRAY and LeBourget making
| twenty three batteries in all. All the
batteries are active.
It is reported that Belfort will yield
before the Goth.
.WAsHENGToN, Jan. 26-Secretary Fish
has received the following telegram from
Mr Moran, Charge d Affairs at London
dated London, Sunday morning, January
.29th:
THE German Ambassador here has
been officially Informed that the capitt
lntion Of ali the Paris forts and an arms
tIce Of three weeks by land and SCI was
signed about 1eo'clock last evening, at
Versailles, tby Count Bismark and Jules
'Favre. The army OF Paris will remain
prison,rssofw al' IN the city, but it is not
known whether they will be disarmed or
not. The details have not vet been re-
ceived. CoUrt-Bernstof. thinks 1t an i'm,
proper fact that the armistice extends
over the sea, and t1at it should be made
known as widely as possible"
+ VERSAILLES, Jan. 27-The terms Of the
capitulation Of Paris provides for pes
session of the forts around Paris by the
Germans, but no occupation OF the city
by Them.
VERSAILLES, Jan 29.--Tho German
troups occupied the forts around Paris
at 10 O'clock this morning. The entire
garrison of Paris, except the National
Guard, surrender their arms The arm
iStiees expires on the 18th andt12th 8.
February 49, se& - AA q
LONDON. Jan, 29-5 p. ma Versail-
les dispatch just received, says that the
.12th Saxon corps, at 10 o'clock this NOR n
irg, occupied Roumainville, Noisy and
N04ent; the @Bavarians, Chanenl on,
Montr3nge and Vanvres, anu the SiIesian
corps, Amy and Biceetre.
Paris is to pay 100000 francs.
The first official dispatch was read in
the churches Of Berlin this morning
az LONDON, Jan % 1t is stated in di.
pomatic circles that negotiations for the
capitulation of Paris would have be IN
concluded earlier had not Bismark in
sisted on the acceptance of the conditions
offered
New York, Jan 29-The Worlds Lon
don special says "The Emperor Viii
liam will rot entel Paris, but will return
to Berlin on Tuesday leaving the Grown
Prince in command Of the Prussians
Provision for Paris are beng forward.
Ell by way Of Dieppe The capitalization
and armi,tice settled nothing politically,
nor do they insure an end of the war
All depends upon the Assembly.
" To night there is inten excitement
among the French in London" 4
LONDON, Jan, 20 "A dispatch has been
received at the British Foreign Office,
confirming in, tun the previous reporgs of
the capitulatIon of Paris in which t adds
that one division Of troops of the line
Besides the NatiDnal Guards will not be
required to disarm, and communication
with Paris is Professionally restricted.
There is no prospect now that Favre will
come to London, and no other person is
authorized to represent France in the
Conference
VERSAILLES Jan. 29-Valerien was
entered last night by the Prussians and
engineers to draw the mines. The hea-
Wy guns will be Immediately moved into
the forts as the enciente IS strongly arm
ed, and no confidence can be placed
in the population of Paris until after
the general disarming. Strong forces Of
infantry and artillery were moved foi ward
to protect the working parties The OBJ
ject is to spare further bloodshed, and to
give an opportunity to the French peo-
Pile through the assembly of represents
tives at Bordeaux, to declare for war or
peace.
Election will be permitted in all the
departments, together with the free cir
cuartion OF Deputies through the country.
The army of Paris, regiments of the line,
marines and Mobiles, are to be prisoners
of war, with the exception of IL, 900 men,
who are required to maintain order in
Paris. All corps of Franc tireurs are to
be dissolved, the National Guard will re-
main armed. The French troops will
deliver up their amrs and flags and field
artillery within fourteen days The
French troops may retire into Paris arm
ed The cannons of the forts are to be
delivered, but the enceinte guns are to be
dismounted, the carriages to be delivered
to the Prussians, but the guns themselves
are to be left. A line of demarkation is
drawn between the enceinte and forts
The French sDOrtion extends to the on
ceinte only the Prussian portion to 500
PAGES from the enceinte, with certain to-
biographical notifications Fort Vincen
mes will remain in the hands of the
French. Paris remains completely In
vested, from military point Of view
But thirty three miles of railroad will