The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-28
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Excitement In Berlin Over the Ru-
mors from Versailles.


BERLIN, January %.
The report Of the arrival Of Fayre at
Versaillesand that he was received to-day,
created great excitement, although a,
'presentit Is not officially confirmed. At
soon as the news Of the supposed intends
ed capltulation was raised abroad.
the streets were speedily filled with Joy.
lul crowds, Great numbers Of people re-
paired to the palace in hopes to see
the Queen, and hear from her lips the glad
intelligence OF the promising speedy re-
turn OF peace. They were disappointed
in their expectations, MS no telegram had
been received by her Majesty. All pub.
lie offices and the business generally was
the employees being anxious
to gather the news. The general belief
Is in the well-iniormed circles that the
rumors Of negotiation looking toward
capitulation are true, from the fact that
Julius Favre's presence at Versailles Is un-
doubted, but some believe he may have
gone Tiers in the hope Of obtaining q mil.
itary pass TO the London conference. The
fact Is well known here that only a few
days full rations arc left in Paris from to-
day. Atthe war office great preparations
are making for the conveyance and re-
ception Of large number Of prisoners at
different locations,
German Terms for the Capitulation
Of Paris.
Special 10 LhS Herald. .r II
VERSAILLES, Jan. "a, Evening.
Favrc is reported discussing terms Of
capitulation with Bismarck. The German
demands are sdid " be us follows The
forts TO be garrisoned by the Germans; the
regulars and Gardes Mobiles to be sent to
Germany; the province Of Champagne to
be held us pledge Tor the payment Of
war expenses; Alsace and Lorraine to be
yielded 10 Germany; Paris to receive no
garrison for the protection of the city,
which Is to be cOnfidcl TO the National
Guards, who will not be disarmed The
Germans will then negotiate terms Of
peace and France will be lett 10 recon.
struct the Government These proposi.
tions are combatted on the side OF the
French rs 10 severe. 1t Is unknown at
this hour whatabatement may takeplace.
LONDON, Jan. 25. :
The following Is from unofficial sources
but believed to be entirely trustworthy:
The Germans will insist upon the uncon-
ditional surrender Of Paris with all It's forts
and defences.
The report in the London Times that
there Is q collision between Bismarck,
Napoleon and Eugenie, is unlounded.
Eugenie aud the Negotiations at Ver-
g.HJ sailles. ~ r, Et.
World Special ~ l,1t
LONDON, january 25.
The secretary of the Empress to-day
denied that shc signed the agreement
which Bismarck claimed. The Empress
Is much depressed, and distressed at to.
days news from Paris. At FaYre's re.
quest NJ. NJ. Picard and Doran have re.
Ceived passes to go TO Versailles TO Join In
the negotiations The conference yester-
day had q discordant session which
lasted five hours.
GaribaIdi in Chancery--FaVFe Gone
Back to Paris-.No Surrender Yet.
LONDON, January 90.
The Telegraph has a dispatch announc
ing that Garabaldi and his forces are sur
rounded by tho Prussians near Dijon. Y
The Daily NtlrS Of to-day says Jules
Fayre returned from Versailles to Paris
on Wednesday The bombardment con.
tinues. II Is said the Emperor OF Germa.
ny las written a letter 10 his wife in
which he says the capitulation Of Paris Is
imminent and that he expects speedily TO
return to Berlin.
Cherbourg Is crowded with captured
German prisoners Of war.