The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-03

PEAcEABLE MARCH OF TIE GERMANS THROUGH
~ - " PARIS. 'fsse:
W,AsHINGToN, March 1.-The following
mas been received at the State Department:
IL 10 ,ii'~ .srla.st 'fP ABS, March 2-Noona
70 Secretary Fish, Washington :'rn =, s. ! !,
The German entry into Paris was peace
tul ana quiet. All is calm In the city. Z
=, Es.sap ,f,te a.} s,-,4,, WAsHBURN."''.
fARIs, March lat 10 O'Clock, 10000
men OF the eleventh Prussiar1 corps entered
,farls, with 'ninety.six field pieces of artiL
lneIy and the usual proportion Of cavalry.
Inc zone surrendered to the ,Prussians Is
nsaEly clear OF the French. Itcommences
d. tne extreme southwest corner of the en-
GENIE, Where 1t forms point and runs in
the shape Of an irregular triangle, of which
the selne forms the east side the enceinte
nom Pont DIES Jour tothe Porte des Fermes
tne west side and the Faubourg House,
tne Avenue DIES Fermes from the Rue Roy
aie 20 the enceinte, the north side or base.
Inc only points within these limits retained
oY the French are the baking establish
menus Oh the army Of Paris, the Quai de
Billy, and The Pont de Jena I'D But few
people are on. the. streets. Most of the
women were out in mourning, going to
mass. H& ,SAfEth fll91E.I : 20 9E8or-@.
The Germans used no music except
drums and trumpets for signals. They are
astonlshed at the mournful aspect of the
city and the desertion Of the streets.
Inc statues in the Place de La Concord
are covered with Grape.
PARTICULARS OF TIE OCCUPATION OF PARIS.
LONDON March 2.-Paris dispatches state
that several battalions of Germans entered
the city att O'Clock yesterday morning to
prepare quarters. At SH O'Clock the Palace
a. lndustrie was occupied. Some battalons
soon afterwards paraded in the Place de la
Concorde. But small number of inhabit-
ants were present, and no demonstrations
were made. There was soon line of Ger
man troops along the Seine from Pont du
Jour to the Palais Bourbon, while on the
rlgnt bank the French National Guards
stopped the passage of all persons in uni
form. The horse patrols circulated about
the streets, and then occupied their quar-
tiers. NO acts of depreciation were COM
mitted. #
The main body of occupation formed at
Long Champs and in the Bots de Boulogne,
where review was held, and then entered
Paris at noon. The Emperor's staff is
quartered at the Palace of Clyze. Gen. IA
necke commands the army of occupation.
A Prussian military commission has been
established to receive the complaints of the
inhabitants. The houses found deserted
are, occupied as quarters. The public
buildings are also deserted and closed.
The Emperor declares that he will not
enter the city. The Grown Prince will re-
view the German army.
RETAINED THEIR TEMPERs AND KEPT COOL.
There has been no disposition on the
part of the officers and men of the Prus-
sian army to wander beyond the barTicade
limits, even without military uniform.
The Prussian soldiers if discovered in some
parts of Paris would be attacked by an
angry mob.
PARIS, March 2-[Telegrdna special].-
The inhabitants maintain the same quiet
and sturdy Indifference to-day that they
showed on yesterday when the Prussians
entered. There were no demonstrations
by the people, and the troops prepared to
bivouac in the Champs Elysees and the
neighborhood without any apparent eX-
citement. The French troops who guarded
the barracks and bridge behaved admira-
bly,, and ''under great provocation."
A LITTLE NONSENSE FROM LONDON. ~:
LONDON, March 1.-The boulevards in
the: northern and eastern fnubourgs of
Paris are only precautionary, to be used if
the Germans should overstep their assigned
limits. s@- FL. .-.-...". = .. E.""
THE EMPEROR WILLIAM. ~. ga.
VERSAILLES, March 1.-The Emperor Viii
liam has returned from Long Champs,
where he reviewed the army entering Paris.