The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-13
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The Arrangements for the TriumphaI Entry
of the Emperor and Prussian forces into
Paris.
VERSAILLES, Feb. 10.-Upon the entry of the
Prussans into Paris the troops will be told off
to occupy houses along the line adopted for the
passage of the Emperor. On the 18th instant
at noon, the Emperor will enter Paris by train
from Versailles, taking horse at the Paris Station
and proceeding tosthe Tuileries. where he will
hold court. The general officers of the army
will then inspect the army of Investment, which
will march with bands playing and coors flying
along the line already indicated
His Majesty will then return to Versailles,
where he will sleep, and on the two following
days will revisit the Tuileries and then return
to Germany, if nothing occurs during the rest
of the week or moth. If it is impossible to
prepare the Tuilerles for the Emperors recep-
ton, his Majesty will put up at the Elysee.
From trustworthy information received the
Prussian police are encouraged to hope that no
untoward demonstration will occur during the
Emperors sojourn in Paris and the triumphal
defile of the troops.
The Emperor Is Suffering
from an attnck of lumbago.
Prince Frederick Charles
has left Versailles, and
Prince Aibrecht, Junior,
has arrived. The Grand Duke of Sake Alien.
Will ucpIb tO-mOITOWs IL LuC L6TlLS Ol
peace determined upon by Bismarck, and conf
dentially communicated to Favre, are not agreed
upon by the assembly,
Bostinties will bo Renewed
Immediately upon the expiration of the armis-
tice. Vigorous proceedings will be adopted
with Paris in the matter of securing
Pledges for War Indemnity.
1t is believed the latter will be fixed at least at
four milliards but concessions from other points
are anticipated.
All the
Troops Before Paris
have been fully reinforced to the utmost war
strength, and many
Have Received New Uniforms
to enter Paris, and are looking as smart as if
they were on church parade at Potsdam.
The New Draft
is one of unusually fine young fellows, even for
the Prussian army. They present splendid
appearance.
The Landwehr
especially are of wonderful form.
The Fourth Corps is ordered to Chartres.
Should Peace be Proclaimed,
all the Landwehr regiments of infantry reserve
cavalry, and artillery will be Immediately sent
home and broken up.
The Troops of the Line
will remain in the annexed provinces and such
parts of France are to be retained till the war
indemnity is paid.
The Garrisons of FOrtresses
in Alsace and Lorraine will require about
Sixty Thousand Men
Peace Confidently Expected.
LONDON, Feb. 13.-A special correspondent
of the Times at Berlin telegraphs to the evening
edition of that paper that it is confidently
expected at headquarters that peace will shortly
be concluded. Nevertheless, military and fnan-
cial preparations continue
Borrowing from Peter TO Pay Paul.
The Prussian Parliament has been asked to
advance fifty millions of thalers to the empire
which will be refunded by the Parliament of
Germany.
This Afternoons Quotations..
LONDON, Feb. 18-1'3O p. M.-American securities
firm. Bonds OF 1862, 921 OF 1866 old, 90A and OF
1867, S9X Stocks nrm.