The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-25

Treaty OF Peace 8fEned-Germans
Will not Enter Paris.

Will not Enter Paris.
LONDON, February 24.-The Standard
has a special dispatch from Versailles
which announces that the treaty of
peace was signed to-day by Theirs and
Bismarck. Some OF the details unar-
ranged will be finally settled tomorrow.
France pays to Germany three hundred
and twenty million thalers. Alsace
and Lorraine, including the cities of
Metz and Nancy. are ceded to the Ger
mans. The German army will not en-
ter Paris. The Emperor William will
leave on Monday for Berlin.
The BRUSSELS Norde saws Bismarck
hints at the restoration to Paris of two
hundred thousand francs if no hostile
manifestations are made during the pass
age of the Germans through the city.
A Paris letter of the 22d says q con-
fiict is expected should the Germans en-
ter the city.
1t was believed the Assembly would
be convoked on Friday or Saturday Of
this week.
The Journal de Paris says Bismarck,
at the request Of Thiers, has ordered the
cessation Of requisitions upon the in
habitants of all sections, and declared
that all contributions levied since the
2Sth of January will be deducted from
the French indemnity.
The Daily Ncws says Theirs and his
colleagues were to leave Paris for Bor-
deaux on Thursday, to confer with the
Assembly on Friday, and return to
Paris on Saturday, when they will have
decisive interview with Bismarck.
The Journal de Macon says Gen. Pen
hold has been ordered to dissolve the
Garibaldian corps. and to disband the
free corps under his command
The Money Question not Settled.
PARIS, February 23.-All the condi-
tons of peace are now settled except
that Of money. The Germans demand
two hundred milliards thalers, while
France has offered to pay one hundred
milliards. The Germans have allowed
seven hundred and fifty millions for
acquisitions and fines andldebts OF Alsace
and Lorraine, but hold out for one and
quarter milliards. A friendly ar
rangement is anticipated.
Warm Talk in the House OF Com.
mons.
LONDON February 24.-ln the House
of Commons tonight Disraeli made
powerful speech on the Foreign policy
of England. He urged the House to con-
slider the gravity Of the Eastern question
and the serious consequences Of Russia's
reputation OF the treaty of 1856,
which il had cost England such sacri-
fees to make. He said it had been
generally believed that RusselIs errand
to Besmarde was to announce that
England stood ready to join Prussia in
opposing Russian reputation. But it
seemed that the Government denied that
such was the object Of Russelrs
mission.
Gladstone denounced Disraels in
ferences and expressed surprise that the
right honorable gentleman should con-
descend to heed and repeat rumors on
which they were based. The proposal
to estrange Russia at moment 80 criti-
cal, by gratuitous language, was simply
mad. Conferees would hear Russia's
case in all fairness, and act on it with
Justice. He declared there was no truth
in the report that messenger had been
sent to Versailles to congratulate Prus-
sian Princes on their victories.
BORDEAUX, February "a. - The
court room has recognized the new
Government of France.
General Sheridan, Of the United
States Army, left Marseilles yesterday,
en- route for this city.
No news has been received respecting
the negotiations at Versailles. This ST.
lence will be maintained until the con-
ditions of peace are fully decided on.
The Orleans Princes are staying in the
Department Of Gironde.