The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-03-08

French troops yacating tne-streetsz as
the Germans approached.
The other column, entering at Pont
du Jour, below AnieuiI, commenced
to march, Slon gzthesquay on the north
side of the Seiuer direct from the
| Place de IA Concorsie, where the rem
dezvous otsfhe two colun,ns was fixedi
The zbie SURRENDERED to the Ger
mans was almost entirely free, of
French. It commences at the ex-
IRENE southwest corner Oh the eneeinte,
which forms a point md funs in the
shape of an irregular triangle, nf which
tie Seine torms the EAST side the en-
ceinte from Point du Jour to Porte dies
Terues on the west side .Faubeurg
Hepore. arenueJDes Ternes rom Rue
R5saiet6- tie encefntp, ON The snor.h
| side or base The only p ,ints within
these limits retained by the French
are the baking establishment of the
Army Of Paris, tile Quai de Bile and
Point du jena. .5f. raf
The triangle was admirably chosen
for strategic purposes, wi h its light
protected toy the Seiae aud it's LETT b..
l ,e encstnte Ten thousand men wpnki
be allie to- hold the lso:th site against
one hun lre,l and Fifty tnou<an,l.
Nothing could eXceel the splendid
appearance ofthe tro pc, despite the
ba d services they-had seen The rest
Afforded them during the armislice
seems to have obliterated most traces
f the Tam paign. They turned out
in as perfect order as if on para1t
[4rruud mt home. Correspondents
posted in different points of the city
report as follows: o."
low THE FRENCH BORE THEIR NJ
MILATION.
The chief thorou5hiares were quiet
in the morning, and few persons were
about the streets. The shops ae
closet, windows shut, and the asp CT
of the city desoiate. The National
Guards are posted rs picquets on eve
ry avenue, with lines OF .sentries acruss
the streets to prevent German soldiers
from going beyond the lines OF de-,
.markution:
Most of the women or the streets
were in mourning and going 10 mass.
The men were depressed Ii spirits,
AID their cony. rsation on the untor-.
tunaie state of Paris and France, but
no threats against the Government aIe
made.
On the Champs Ely sees, at s A
NJ . ktrlfr, n ,,nr..,, x-.- - T. e.,
All houses We're closed, eS apt three.
four snail cates. No IL was. secn
ut the windows, aud only a few Ital-
ian, American and English flags were
and one single French flag
over the Palace of the Corps
sc,
Ats A. NJ, when the head of the
advance reached the Arc de
both men and women were
see:i hurying AWAY ii tears, and only
and Il lew workmea were let
Tie German !iussnrs gmi!npod down
aveuue !e!dam;s 10 The, Camp.
Ely<ees % se:rch.he streets branching
thercirnm. Not the s!ighte-t attempt
1T disturbance ocGru rel. The conduct
of The people WAS adaIirahle. About
tour .tll2us;urd infant. Y :Ind cavalry
OILY advanced. There WIS fs music.
huG a dunn was beat and IL trumpet
sounded: So
A. splendid body OF Elen, whase
is equal TO the Household
rrpo;'s. hailed opposite the Paldis d.
WHICH WAS at cHce taken
Pc, session OF by the Hussars. a few
Uhlans rode down Place de Ia Con-
where they viewed with .leris
ion the faces OF the statues covered
with Grape,
The Germans are aStonislied ut the
mournIui aspect OF the city, and the
OF its streets.
The only incident observed was the
III lowing; A,Frenchman re pectahly
'Ires>ed went up To hns>ar sentinel
anl spike To the soldier, who replied
when Il workman IL al beat
and kicked he.fprinpr severe v. and
uttered ,.ries of assassin. The Gel
pffic rs only laugled
LLIAM AND AUGUSTA AT A REVIEW.
VERSAILLES. ".arca THE I'm !
and Empress oi Gcrmany have
Iust returned .'rum Longhainps, where
hey iaspec. ell the 9th and 1ftii, Prus-
ian and 1st BIrarian cUrp+, thirty
strong Tie Troops lobkedi
IA excellent ;on Ii i III: 1.-The adv;. c IT
guard entered Paris az. s O'clock in The
morning. without any disturbances.
THE N PARIS.
LONDON, March .1-T!.ere Mas
agitation III several quarters of
Paris last night Barrica,tvs were
lii the northern anl eastern
.Toub0u-gS. 1t is stat d they are oniy
Guarantees est the Germans should
,rerslep the. assigned limits o. occti-
The Governor OF Paris is
to have said he cpu d on
y rely'upon Il certain numb r of the
Guard anu troops of the line
or inter- o%sition between the Germ-
and the populace.
The Opinion Natinnale says the
OF the German Parliament
been postponed until the Doth OF
TIE EMPEROR NOT TO TR PARIs
LONDON. NJ 4rch p Paris liSo.tci-