The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-15
EIGN OF TER RO IL &.
The Provisional Government.
RAscALITY EXPOSED.
Provisions Plenty and Cheap.
Treaty Of Peace Signed.

Treaty Of Peace Signed.
Special to the World.l
PARIS, February l3.-Everything
has been arranged at Bordeaux; COM
mittee to negotiate treaty Of peace has
been selected and draft Of the treaty
has been approved by Bismarck and
Moltke. The treaty will be signed to-
morrow, and the German troops will
then march through Paris to Stras-
bourg Station, and there take trains for
home. Trains will follow each other
as rapidly as possible. The Assembly
will then adjourn to Paris and proceed
with the reorganization of France.
Departments not occupied 10y Germans
are ravaged by bands Of Frauc-Tireurs,
who are pillaging travellers and houses.
Terror reigns in those departments.
Discreditable revelations are making
concerning the provisional government
1t is said members hold immense sums
made out OF contracts; that they Sc
cretly disposed OF stores and provisions,
and that in the Hotel de Vile $4,000
bottles of wine were drank. Provisions
are pouring in and prices low.
The Emperor Williams Entry Into
Paris.
New YORK, February IA special
to the Herald from Versailles, February
l3, says that on the 10Th, at noon, the
Emperor will enter Paris 10y train from
Versailles, taking horse at Paris sta
ton, and proceeding to the Tuileres'
where he will lunch and hold court
The general officers of the army will
then inspect the army of investment
which will march, with bands playing
and colors fiying. along the line already
indicated His Majesty will then re-
turn to Versailles where he will sleep.
On the two following days he will revisit
the Tuileries, and then return to Ger
IN any, if nothing occurs during the rest
Of the week or month. If it is imPos-
sible to prepare the Tuilerles for the
Emperor's reception, His Majesty will
put up at the Champs Elysees.
Alltroops before Paris have been fully
reinforced to the utmost war strength
English Parliament.
LONDON. February l3-The House
of Commons tonight, on motion Of
Gladstone, voted dowry of $4,000 TO
Princes Louise, and an annual allow
ance of 10000 The vote was unan-
imons.
Gladstone denied that Prussians had
placed Instructions in the way Of the
revictualling of Paris The Premier
also said that the Government had sug-
gested 70 Prussia to make known the
proposed terms OF peace.
VERSAILLES, Feb. 1.-THE bankers
Of Paris are fully provided with means
to loan the city of Paris the two
hundred million francs needed to pay
the war contributions. The French
have proposed a prolongation of the
armistice. Favre is expected at Ners'
allies. The Emperor will 60 to Berlin
at the beginning Of March to open the
sessions Of Reichstag.
BERLIN, February l3.-The Lower
House Of the Prussian Diet has opposed
the proposed advance Of So,UO,On
thalers to the Empire.
LONDON, February 1.-THE Industrial
4 Lsdciaa, published at Strasbourg, con-
tains a communication signed by a
Prussian to the effect that Germany
will never restore to France the territory
covered by the city Of Strasbourg.
Collision In the Nersey-Sir John
Roses Successor.
The Guion steamship Wyoming and
the Cunard steamer Morocco met with
collision in the Mersey. The latter
was so much damaged she was run
ashore to stop the leak.
The Times to-day says the private en-
sagements Of Sir John Rose prevent
his acceptance Of the position as mem
Der of the High Commission for the
adjustment of questions at issue with
the United States. 1t has been ten.
dered Sir Stafford Northcote The lat
ter has accepted, and will sail during
the present week for the United States.
Sir Stafford is probably more intimately
acquainted with all considerations aris-
ing out of the Alabama claims than
any other person who could have been
selected for the position.
The next meeting of the London Con.
ference will be held Thursday next
Minister Washburn Returned 10
Paris-Gambetta Ill-swiss Troops
FurIOughed-Paris Contribution
Paid.
BRUSSELS, February l3.-Mr. Wash
burn, American Minister, has returned
to Paris.
The Echo du Priement OF today
saws Gambetta is seriously i'll.
The Germans in the Seine lnterenze
exact a contribution Of twenty-five
francs from each inhabitant.
BERNE, February ia furlough
has been accorded large portions OF the
Swiss troops stationed on the frontier
OF France.
LONDON, February l4.-The Yer
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