Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-01

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Overland Dispatches
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FROM THE SEAT OF WAR !

THE SEAT OF WAR !
LONDON, February 2S.-Thc procla-
nation of Theirs and order Of Vinoy
produced a good impression.
In Paris, military precautions are
taken to prevent disorders.
The 18th Prussian corps and Bava-
rians will enter Wednesday.
The proclamation Of Theirs appeals
to the patriotism and wisdom Of the
Parisians. He says famine compelled
the surrender Of the forts, and obliged
the Government to open negotiations.
1t is only able to obtain an extension
Of the armistice by consenting to a
partial occupation Of Paris, the French
army to occupy the left bank Of the
Seine, to insure the execution of the
order. The Government unhesita-
tingly contides to the National Guard
the care of the city. The least agita-
ton will furnish n pretext for irrepar-
able misfortune, which only calm dig
nifty can avert.
Belgium has recognized the Re-
public.
Contributions and money imposed
will be rcmitted. The Germans
collect taxes in occupied provinces
until the ratification Of preliminaries.
LONDON, March l.-Paris is in a very
disturbed state, and serious occur
rcnces are apprehended.
LILLE, February 2S.-Large masses
Of the Belleville populacc intend occu-
pying the Champs Elysees wednesday,
and oppose the Prussians with arms.
A Times special says at a meeting Of
Delegates the National Guard re-
solved to resist the entry.
Fifteen hundred Of the National
Guard resolved to attack the Hotel de
Willie on Tuesday morning, and ap-
pointed their commander Chief of tile
Government. The army having failed,
they declare themselves now ready to
defend Paris. Through want OF COM
bination and over-fatigue the attack OH
the Hotel de Vile failed. They re-
treated to the Place Bastilc, where they
remain established. The Montmartre
authorities stand aloof, so ms not to pro-
woke a collision.
VERSAILLES, February q. Last
night, at a banquet. the Emperor
showed his guests the preliminaries of
the treaty of peace signed an hour be-
fore, and accepted the fluctuations of
the august persons present. His Maj
esty's health will probably prevent his
reviewing the troops OH horseback, but
he certainly will view them OH the
Champs dc Mars. 1t is the intention
of His Majesty to witness the entry Of
the Eleventh Corps at the e%nciente OH
Wednesday morning. The reasons for
his doing this are obvious to all who
are acquainted with the state of public
feeling in Paris and vicinity. The spot
selected for the purpose is kept secret.
The Eleventh Corps will be the first
Pruslan force that will occupy the
Capital. At 10 o'clock precisely they
will enter with colors flying. in full
war strength, 10000 strong, with 9G
field guns. At the end Of three days
they will be relieved by another corps,
probably involving the presence of
90, 900 German soldiers within the
enciente ut one time.
Each corps will remain three days,
and be succeeded by another, until all
have had their turn.
The whole period of occupation has
not yet been defined. The Parisians
seem to suppose the occupation will
last only 4 few days. 1t is not I'M
likely, but it may prove a delusive
hope, for the occupation may last many
months, which seems not improbable,
from certain indications at present.
The Germans may be requested by the
authorities of France to occupy the
city till anarchy and riot Is subdued
and respect for the law insured.
The Government, of which Thicrs Is
ut the head, is resolved to maintain its
authority and do its best to restore Or
der.
There is reason to believe it Is the
intention of the French Government !
to disband the whole Imperial army
Immediately upon their release from
captivity in Germany, and organize a
new and gigantic system of national
defense. The old army will be swept
away with unsparing completeness,
and a prolonged occupation of Paris
by the German garrison may be an ac-
tual necessity Of these wholesale
Cor the regeneration of
France.
The first installment Of the indem-
nifty will be go, 0O0, 900, and OH pay
ment of 4 second like amount an erac-
Of Seine-Infericare will imme-
occur, and 4 treaty commence
between France and Prussia OIL terms
accorded to the most favored nations.
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