New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-06
TIE FRENCH CAPITAL.

THE GERMANS GoNE-rHE CITY BrsUHNG IT'S
USUAL APPEARANCE - OUTBAGEs EY THE
REDS AF1ER THE EvACUATIoN-THE GARDEs
MOBILES To EE DISBANDED BIMEphTELY-
TIE GARRISON OF PARIS TO BE RE-
ENFORCED.
PARIS, March S. 1871.
Not q German soldier remains in Paris. The Sax
on, passed out at 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
The German Emperor afterward reviewed 100000
men in the Bots de Boulogne, Prince Frederick
Charles Gen. Won Moltke and Count Won Bismarck
being present.
PARIS has resumed It's ordinary appearance. Last
night the Bouleyards were filled with promcnadtIs.
There is no fear now Of disturbances. Nearly all of
the barrcades have been removed
Several battaliOns Of National Guards proposed 10
restore the guns they had removed from the Place
WagTam. but the authorities replied that the guns
would DE left under their care few days longer
Some battalions have signed aprotest against pre-
tended Central Republican Committee of the Ma
tional Cumd. which seeks to arouse agitation.
Immediately after the evacuation, restaurant
or the Champs dElys6es was Quilted by the / ds,
for receiving and entertaining the Pussans.
Several other outrases Of like nature occurred
elsewhere
manifesto from Minister Picard dcnounces the
conduct OF certain persons who pllaged the Gobclins
after the departure Of the Prussians and he warns
them that, while the Government relics upon
the patriotism and devotion Of the inhabitants,
Gen. Yinoy is determined to do bis duty by sternly
REFRESHING violations OK order.
A number Of persons suspected 10 be spies have
been arrested by the people, and several women,
seen talking with the Prussians in the Champs
Eys6.S. were severely Handled. Open-air meetings
arc held day and night IN the Place dc Ia Bastile;
but no scenes Of violence are reported.
The authorities are preparing to dsband the
Gardcs Mobiles in Paris.
The Minister Of the Interior in a proclamation
congratulates the inhabitants on their attitude
during the occupation
The statement that the partial character Of the
occupation Of Paris the result Of the iutcryen-
ton OF England is untrue. highlands influence was
exercised wholly ON the question Of the war IN
demuity
An official explanation is given Of the visits Of the
German soldiers 10 the Louvre, that they were per
mitted in conformity with the terms Of thu cOnven-
non. Il is added that the Germans voluntarily
Teinquishcd their right to visit the Invalidcs.
The forts The left bank of the Seine will be de
hvcr'd TO the French in few days One division
Of The Amy Of the Loire viii shortly reGnforco the
garrison Of Paris The first returning party Of
French prisoners is expected here tomorrow.
Munster Picard has gone Ia Bordeaux. and IF.
Favre fulhils his dutiesdor the time bong.
ties expected that 90 soon as defnitive negotis
tons for treaty Of peace are commenced AZ Brus-
sells probably about the 10th OF Eth inst the Gov
ernment will stand ready TO pay iOOOoO0 franc,
account of the indemnity. 10 free Paris from
the proximity Of the German troops.
The regiments Of the line will quit the Capit.I
and be replaced by 10000 picked men. who will, form,
provisional corps The city is quiet to-day.