The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-31
EUR0PE..
TRANCE.
A 100000, 900 Draf, ON Paris.

A 10000, 900 Draft on Paris.
LONDON, January 8O-sP,M.
The ErMing Times contains dispatcl
from Versailles stating that the contribu
tion imposed upon Paris by the articles o
capltulation Is fiIly-three millions francs
LONDON, January 8O-12:SO p. NJ.
A Versailles dispatch says the occupa
ton Of the Paris forts by the Germans
was unattended by any incidents of gen
eral interest,
A Gordon Around Paris.
Special TO he World.
VERSAILLES, January 30.
ACCORDION has been drawn around Paris
and no person Is allowed 70 enter or leave
the city without q permit from tho Ger
man authorities. The revictualing Of the
city will proceed under German superyl'
sion. Confidence Is expressed at the Ger
man headquarters that peace has been Sc
cured. The German soldiers were cha
grined at being prohibited from entering
Paris. ''.' +
Positions of the French Armies.
ssf,h. "a BORDEAUX, January 30.
Gen. Clauzy's headquarters are at La
Val; the 10Th, 10th, 10Th and 25th corps
are at Yierson, Bourgcs and Aevers. Gen.
Bourbah has the 18th, Goth and cath
corps at Routands and Pouterliers. Carl.
baldi Is at Dijou with $4,000 men. Gen
Faidherbe has the 22d and esd corps al
Arras Done and Cambria, GOizele Is In
front Of Havre, with 10000 men. The
camps Of instruction contain $4,000 men
The conscripts Of 1871 number 300, ,O0C
men. At the end Of the armisticc France
will resume the war with 100000 men.
Terms Of the Treaty. i.g
BORDEAUX, january 80.
A dispatch, forwarded from Versailles
the 2Sth by Jules Fayre to the government
ut Bordeaux. says: "ThG treaty was sign.
cd today. There Is to be an armistice oi
twenty.one days. The National Assem-.
bly, is to be convoked at Bordeaux on the
18th Of February, and elections to take
place on the Sth Of February, A member
of the Paris government leaves At once
tor Bordeaux .aa .,sg r.4 aaf
The Emperor Not to Enter Paris.
World Special, e
LONDON, January 20.
A strong influence is at work favoring
the restoration Of the Imperial family
under Regency composed Of the En-.
press, Trochu and Favre. The Emperor
will not enter Paris, but will return to
Berlin on Tuesday, leaving the Crown
Prince in command of the Prussians.
a Provisions from Paris are being for
warded by way Of Dieppe, The capitu-
lation and arinistice settles nothing po-
litically, nor do they insure IN end Of the
war. All depends upon the Assembly.
Disarmament of Forts and Defenses--
Terms and Significance Of the Ca
pitulation. ssN g.
Herald Sp eeia.
..t VERSAILLES, January 90.
Yalerian was entered lastnight by Prus.
sian engineers 10 draw the mines. The
heavy guns will immediately be moved
into the forts, as the enceint6 Is strongly
armed, and no confidence can be placed
in the tickle population Of Paris until after
q general disarming. Strong forces Of in.
fantry and artillery have moved forward
TO cover the working parties,
ii- The object Is 10 spare further bl0Odshcd
and give IN opportunity to the French
people, through the Assembly Represen.
tatives at Bordeaux, to decide for war or
peace. Elections will be permitted in all
ihe departments, together with the free
circulation Of the deputies through the
country. The army ot Paris, regiments
of the line, marines and Mobiles, are to be
prisoners Of war, With the exception Of
twelve thousand men, wlio are required to
maintain order in Paris. All the corps OF
Franc.tireurs are to be dissolved, but the
National Guard will remain armed. The
French troops will deliver their arms,
flags and field artillery within. fourteen
days, all Of which will be Collected at
Sevran. The French troops may retire
into Paris unarmed. The cannon Of the
forts are to be delivered up, but the en-
cieas guns are 10 be disnounted The
carriages arc to be delivered TO the Prus
SLAMS, but the guns themselves are to be
left. The line Of demarkation Is TO be
drawn between tho enciente md the forts.
The French portion extends to the enciente
only, and the Prussian portion to five hun.
dred PAGES from the eRciente, with certain
Typographical notifications. Fort Yin.
cennes will remain In the hands of the
French. ,......- -. ...-... ...,...... .........-
Paris remains completely invested from
a military pointoi view, but threerallway
lines will be repaired and permitted to
to convey sufficient supplies lor the daily
nourishment of the population. Bourba.
ki's army and the fortress Of Belf0rt are
not comprehended in the armistice,
Tho Prnssiat line of demarcation for
the Southern armies is to DO the line Of
the Loire.
Not more than weeks rations remain
In Paris ut the present time. The French
at Versailles are generally rejoiced at the
approach Of peace. |a
by the latest reports of the negotiations,
II appears that Bismarck. demands two
provinces (one o colony, twenty war
ships, and four nilliard francs, as tho final
terms Of peace. The capitulatiOn will
only be regarded as q military act, apart
from all political negotiations.
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