The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-17
EUROPE.
FRANCE.
The Proposed Grand Entry Into Par
is and Triumphal Return to Ger.
VEnsAILLEs. February 10,

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VERSAILLES, February Is.
Itwas intended at one time TO invite the
roigning Sovereigns OF Germany to &c.
company the Emperor and army in their
triumphal entry into Paris, but this plan
has 'bcen abandoned, and the SovGreigns
invited instead TO attend His Majesty in
hislgtand entrance into his own capital.
II Is still undecided at what time the En-.
peror will return TO Germany, but It is
thought he will leave Versailles on the
26th, travelling through StrasbOurg,
Carlsruhc, Stuttgart, and Munich, and
visiting on the way the S0VereigRs who
elected him Emperor, ,jwho will fall into
the train to grace his triumphant entry in
TO Berlin, The Emperor will be in Berlin
on the 9Th Of March, when the First Dis.
triCt Of United Germany will meet, and
the Princes who have been attached to
the head quarters throughout the war, re-
turning home. by.
Precautions by the German Army.
There are no signs of the slightest relax
alton of discipline in the German army;
no Indication that they consider their
work finished. On the contrary, every
thing here Is suggestive OF the beginning
instead Of the close Of d campaign. The
Germans arc taking every. precautlon In
case Of renewal OF the war and will be
ready 10 prosecute it with unusual vigOr.
Twenty-Five divisions OF infantry which
have been at MendOn since the beginning
Of tho siege returned yesterday 10 ROunen
to join the remainder Of their corps.
Civil Affairs.
Dissatisfaction Is felt ut the presence Of
OF Chalzy nnd' 'Faidherbe in Paris II Is
thought an oversight in framing the ar
mistice to permit these Generals, under
pretence Of voting, to communicate with
the authorities in Paris.
An unfav0rable impression was produC-
cd here by NapoleOn's proclamation. 1t
Is asked what right has prisoner Of war
to put forth proclamation or manifesto
oil any kind.
A special correspondent who had an
interview with Fayro tclegraphs that he
said the elections ovinced IN unexpected
reaction against the Republic. 1t is not
probable the Orleanists will be successful,
and the Princes are too wise md patriotic
TO involve the country in civil war. The
Republic will unayoidablybe adopted.
Only Five Days Extension.-Ca -Capitu.
lation Of Belfort.
Il !il4l, I LONDON, February TO-
In consequence o. certain preparations
made in South France for calling into SER
vice the military class of 1872, Bismarck
will consent to prolong the nrmlsticc only
five days.
The capitulatiOn of Belfort has been
signed and the garrison with arms and
baggage withdrawn.
Bismurck's Terms oFPcace Moderate.
n ftji LONDON, February 1G 2
A Berlin special to the Times eStclegraphs
that the terms of peace proposed by Bis
marck arc comparatively moderate.
Tho Paris s(yocAesays that ootnmunicas
tiOn to the Government by Chauzy proves
victory. The bulletins of Ganbctta
were exaggerated accounts Of successes
for the purpose Of fostering the hopes Of
the people. Chauzy has made some pain
ful disclosures as 70 the condition OF the
army, and advises France to postpone her
revenge. The Prussians have exacted u
contribution OF nineteen thousand francs
from the Commune of JaraQue, and the
money not forthcoming, have carried of
the Mayor and Connless OF Montgomery
us hostages.
Affairs in Pars.-Thiers for President
of France.
I = n q O PARIS. February 10. {
1t is now reported that no new cleo.
tiOns for delegates to the National Assem-
bly, are necessary In this city. '''
The authorities have fixed the price of
bread ut fifty Centimes per kilogramme.
The Journal deS Debates says Thiers is
universally regardcdias tic future Presi-
dent Of France, with Favre, Picard and
Buffet us members and ministers.
Organization Of tho Assembly. u
BORDEAUX, Feb. 49, +.
NJ. Grcry has been elected President of
the Assembly The total vote was 53S, OF
which Grery received $40. Z