The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-06
FROM EUROPE.
Completion oft the Psussion Evacuxt,o

HVACuRtt0n.
LONDON, March 6-The Times publishes q
special despatch from tits Versailles correspon-
dent who says the prescribed limits OF France
are being rapidly evacuated by the German
army. The movement is conducted quietly and
with admirable order.
The Emperor
goes this week to Ferrieres, and will review the
Corps during his journey.
Mont VaIerieu
and all other forts will be evacuated on the 9TH
Rouen on the 18th, and the left bank of the
Seine on the 10Th.
A corps of 10000 French soldiers from the
provinces are now
NInrchiua Int Paris,
where they replace troops of the line and Mobile
Guards, who commence to leave the capital on
Monday. Arrangements ara being made by the
staffs of the French and German armies VIII ich
prevent the Germans from encountering the
French in their movements both in and out OF
Paris.
The Emperor Napoleon
is hourly expected at Chiselhurst, which is still
the abode of the Empress Eugenie.
Negotiations for
Defnitive Treaty of Peace.
will commence shortly at Brussels. 1t is said
NJ. Favre will be the French pleuipotentiary
II is probable that Herr Won Arrim, acting on
the part of Germany, and Baron Baude, rs
representative of France, have already settled
the NIaIn Points,
but the details will occupy several months.
LONDON, March 6-Morning. Paris cor
respondent of the London Times telegraphs To
that paper the following despatch, which l for
ward TO the New York Herdd:-s
PARIS TRANQUIL.
The Times correspondent telegraphs under
date of yesterday evening, that Paris was thea
tranquil.
CONTRARY REPORTS - THE REVOLUTIONARY
ELEMENT ENTRENCHED.
Other accounts from Paris, however repre-
sent the population of parts of the city as
dissatisfied towards the Government. The
| revolutionary element is reported to be Gu
| trenched at Montmartre, on the hill of which
| they have a battery of twenty-seven guns
| mounted. All the approaches of Montmartre
| are said to be strongly guarded by the reyolu-
| tiOIists. g.r .sa..
TROOPS FOR PARIS.
| French troops are coming from the South of
| France to Paris, for the purpose of reinforcing
| the regular garrison.
MOVEMENTS OF ROYALTY.
The Fmperor of Germany leaves Versailles
this week for Ferrieres, after reviewing the
troops. The Prince Imperial of Germany re-
mains for few days longer.
MAILS.
Two mails are now despatched to England
and Belgium daily.
This RIorninE's Quotations.
LONDON, March ell 80 A. M.-Cons0ls 9191 for
money and account. American securities quiet AMI
steady. b2Os OF 1867, s21l; of 1855, Old, 9l2I OF
1867, 902s; :0-40s, So Erie, 10; Illinois Central,
| 1877: Atlantic and Great Western, 80
FRANKFORT, March 4-United states bonds closed
at 973S.
LIvERPooI, March 6-1i'3O A. M.-Cotton rat and
| irregular; upaDds, 7Ad.; Orleans, 7Kd Sales estl
mated at 1O,OOO bales. Cotton TO arrive easier
Wheat, los. I0d@1ls. 3D. for lowest grades No. "a
| highest grades No. 2 new redWestern spring; REQ
winter l1s sd. Corn, 36s. 3D. for neW Oats, 3s. 4d
| TallOw at LOndOn,active at 45s
| This AfernOSn's Quotations.
LONDON, March G-1'30 p. M.-COnsOs, 9l% fol
| money and account. American securities easier
b.2Os of 1862 92<; OF 1868. DID, 9lA; of 1861, 90I,
| LIVERPOOL March 6-130 p. M.-Shipments o
| cotton from Bombay for three weeks 70 March 4
| 10000 bales. Breadstuffs nrm.