Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-05
FOREIGN NEWS
The PruSSianS EVacuate Paris
William Starts Home Monday
Riots at Anglers and AmienS
Financial Crisis i'm London
Sudden Depression Of Cotton
PEACE.

Paris Evacuat ed by the Prussians.
LONDON, March 4.-The German troops
have all left Paris. The eyacuat ion ter
minated at II O'Clock Friday morning in
accordance with the terms of convention.
LONDON, March 4.-Herald Special
A letter, dated Paris, Friday night, says
the evacuation begun in regular order, the
cavalry and artillery being in advance.
The Prussian and Bavarian infantry faced
the roadway at $50. Thu first men of
the main body passed through The Arc
de Triomphe with bands playing and
colors flying right straight under the Arc,
the distractions having been removed.
At the side of the column, Gen. Latack-
eyre commanding, the Eleventh corps
was stationed and received the
salutes of the men in passing.
Many wore evergreens on their helmets
and one regiment lsurels. At 9 O'Clock
the Bavarians, artillery and infantry,
with full band arrived. A few minutes
afterwards the head of the Prussian
column reached the Arch marching in
column by sections. The sun burst ont
gloriously making everything appear
grand. The troops cheered loudly and
the tattered appearance their colOrs borne
proudly attracted the attention of the
French. Next came the crown Princes
and some dragons, the 18th regiment of
Jsgers, the Guard, and the Prussian artil::
lery.
French Militia Dish anding.
A dispatch from Havre, Sd, says the
Mobiles and National Guards have dis
banded and the trenches around town are
being filed up.
NEVILLE Leaves for Berlin To-
morrow.
VERSAILLES, March 4.-The Emperor
William reviewed the German lsndwehr,
guards, artillery and pioneers in the Bots
de Bologne yesterday. Prince Frederick
William, Gen. Moltke, and Count Bis
marck were present. All restrictions as
to persons passing into and out of Paris
have been removed. The Emperor goes
to Berlin to day.
The Emperor will not go to Studgardt
and Munich, but proceed direct to Ber-
lin. Gen. Goeber leaves for Rouen to-
morrow. The Prussian wounded have
been sent home. 1t is expected the first
army corps will march in three days.
RIoting at AnRers-SeyeraI Persons
Killed.
BRUSSELS, March A dispatch from
Lille to the Echo du Nord, reports a Sc
rious disturbance at Anglers, an important
city in the French Department of Marne
ct Loire, in which several persons were
killed and wounded.
Measures for placing the army of Be l.
GUM On peace footing have been car
| ried out.
Rejoicing at Amien 5-Restle IS Ouv-
riers.
LONDON, March A dispatch from
| Amiens dated Friday night, says the great
| est Joy and enthusiasm at the announce
ment of The conclusion of peace have
| been manifested at headquarters and
throughout department army corps.
| The French commandaut hiss requested
the German general in command to give
| him arms for two companies and also two
cannon to preserve the public peace as
the workmen intend making Tiotous de-
monstrations when the German troops
shall have evacuated the place.
No more acquisitions have been issued
on the inhabitants, and many of the
Prussian officers decline to dine at the
houses on which they were blletted IN
less invited by their hosts, because they
are now in receipt of their regular allow
ances.
Resignation of Radical Assembly
men.
BORDEAUX. March 3-Deputies Roche
fort, B anc, Malone aud Tridon have re-
signed their seats, considering the cession
of Alsace illegal.