The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-02-03

First-The cession Of the province Of Al
SAGE and that part CT the province Of Lorraine
known as German Lorraine.
Second-A money idemuity of l,00000O,O0O
francs.
Third-Forty war ships from the French
feet.
France, which, cannot learn. The money
idemnity must be guaranteed by the munich
palities II this guarantee is refused, the pr p
erty of rich individuals will be held possession
Of until ncquiescence IS obtained
VERSAILLES, January 29.-Valerien was en-
tered last night by the Prussian engineers to
draw the mines. Heavy guns will be lmme-
diately moved into the forts, as the Enciente
is strongly armed, and no confidence can he
placed IN the tickle population of Paris, until
a general disarming Strong forces Of imam
try and artillery have moved forward to cover
the working parties. The object is TO spare
further bloodshed and give an opportunity to
the French people through an assembly of
representatives at Bordeaux TO decide for war
or peace. Elections will be permitted in all
the departments, together with the free circu-
lation Of deputies through the country. The
| army OF Paris regiments Of tho line, marine
and Mobiles are to be prisoners of war, with
the exception oftWelve thousand men who are
required to maintain order TO Paris All corps
OF tranc-tireurs arc to be diabanded, butthe
National Guard viii remain arlaed The
French troops will deliver their arms, and flags
and field artillery within fourteen days. all Of
| which will be collected at Sevran.
Inc French troops may retire into Paris un-
orineo' Ihe eannons IN the forts arc to be
delivered, but the enciente guns are to be dis
mantled the carriages to be delivered to the
russians, but the guns themselves are TO be
left A line OF demarkation is drawn between
enoiente and the forts. The French portion
| extends to the oncionte only, and the Prussian
| portion TO five hundred PAGES from the eucien-
te' with certain typographical notifications.
| tort NlncenneB VIII rOmain in the hands of
/ the French. Paris remains completely inves-
ted from military point Of view, and but
three railway lines will he repaired and per-
mltted to convey sufficient supplies for the
daily nourishDent Of the population. Bour-
bakls army and tho fortress OF Beliort are not
comprehended IN tho heBitiCe The Prussian
line OF demakation for tho southern armies is
to be o lino OF the Loire. Fnvre returned to
| Paris yesterday fuditnng. General Weldon,
chief Of Vinoy's staff and Captain Harrison,
aid of Troehu, with three directors of the
Mediterranean, GsIeaus and Western rail-
ways accompanied him. Not more than a
weeks rations remain in Paris at the present
time. The French at Versailles, generally.
rejoiced at the approach Of peace. Bylatest
reports of the negotiations it appears that
Bismarck demands two provinces. one colony.
twenty war ships, and four million francs as
the final terms of peace. The capitulation
viii only be regarded as a military act apart
from ali political negotiations.
BERLIN, January $3.50 P. N. The En-.
peror William has sent the following dispatch
to the Empress Augusta:
"VERsAILLEs, P. NJ, Sunday.-Last night
an armistice for three weeks was signed. The
Regulars and. Mobiles are to be retained il
Paris as prisoners of war. The National
Guard will undertake the maintainance of OF.
der. We occupy ali the forts Paris remain:
invested, but will be allowed to revietual al
soon as the arms are surrendered. The Ma.
tional Assembly is to be summoned to meet a
Bordeaux in a fortnight. All the armies il
the field will retain their respective posluons
The ground between tho opposing lines is tC
| be neutral. This is the reward of patriotism
heroism and great sacrifices. Thank God fol
the fresh mercy. May peace soon follow.
[Signed. "WILHELM"
VERSAILLES, January 3O.-A Gordon har
been drawn around Paris, and no person il
allowed to enter or leave without a permit
from the German authorities. The revictual.
ing of the city will proceed under German su.
pervision. Confidence Is expressed at the Ger.
man headquarters that peace has been secured
The German soldiers are chagrined ct being
prohibited from entering Paris
BoBDBAUx; January 30.-General Chanzv':
headq uarters are at La Val The Fifteenth
Sixteenth, Nineteenth and Twenty-hfth corp.
are at Viezorn, Bourges and Nevers. Genera
Bourbaki has the Eighteenth, Twentieth and
Twenty-fourth corpa at Boulands and Pentar.
lier. Garibaldi is at Dion with thirty thous.
and men. General Faidherbe has the twenty.
Recond and Twenty third corps at Arras, Donal
and Cambria. Laycel is in front of Havre
with thirty thousand men. The camps OF in
struction contain two hvndred and titTy thous-
and men, and the coRseripts of 1871 number
! three huHdred thousand men. At the end Of
the armistice France will resume the war with
nine hundred thousand men
LONDON, January 30,-It is reported from
Basic that numbers OF General Bourbakl'.
army are crossing the frontier, armed at Neu.
enbrTg, in Baden, end Primtret, in Switzer.
land.
The later news does not change the situa.
ton