The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-08
FRANCE.
Payment Of Prussian War Indemnity Money
Provision for Peaceable and Punctual
Discharge Of the Bond Pact-The
Day Of Final Liberation.
TtlEGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

e. PARIS, June q, 1919.
The Bank OF France has paid into the Treasury
One-quarter Of the still due to Germany on ac-
count OF the war indemnity.
The remainder OF the money will be paid in
monthly instruments.
The report that there had been successful nego
tiatisns to accelerate the departure OF the German
troops from France is probably false.
President MacMahon's Government Re-
cognixed by Germany-General Chanzy
to Rule in Algeria.
VERSAILLES, June Z, 1873
Count Won Arninl, Ambassador OF the German
Empire, to-day presented anew his credentials TO
the French government, and was formally received
by President MacMahOn
General Chanzy has accepted from the President
the tender Of the civil Governorship OF the Pro-
vince Of Algeria. lie asks that the powers OF the
military Goyernorshp be conferred upon him. as
tending to the more thorough conservation Of
French interests in Africa.
The Day OF Liberation from Prussian
Occupation.
The day OF hnal payment by the French Of the
war indemnity money to Prussia will come
Friday, The 9Th OF September in the present year.
Beli0rt and verdun WILL the receipt of the cash
by the Germans and the filing OF their receipt OF
hand in acknowledgment, be evacuated by the SOL
uleES OF emperor WuIdIH, anu the SOIL OI FTdUCe
made free OF the presence OF foreign troops.
French Official Notificatl 10 the Nation.
The following important notification was pub
lshed in the Journal ODiciet OF Paris. short time
since, informing he nation OF the approach OF the
day OF the final liberation OF the soil OF the Rcpub-
lie from Prussian authority. The document was
written by order OF N. Theirs. and the matter of
ITS contents is kept standing in type in the once
Of the government press. The State paper reads
as follows:-
A treaty for the evacuation OF the French terri
tory the fruit of long negotiations was signed at
Berlin the evening OF the 18th OF March, 1873, at
i've O'Clock. The government would have liked
the National Assembly TO be the first informed OF
this happy event, but that course was impossible,
as the Geographic message expected from the
Prussan capital only arrived at versailles at seven
Every one is aware that the government has been
able to fulfil with an unhoped for rapidity the fnan
cal engagements which, rom motives OF prudence,
il had only entered into for a distant date.
to Germany one was entirely discharged last
Autumn. The second, great part OF which has
been already paid, will be completely so between
Inc lst and 5th OF May next. The third and last
milbard 1.-THE fifth OF the entire indemnify will be
delivered to the German Treasury in four equal
payments-on the 5th OF June, 5tn OF July, 5th OF
In return, the Emperor of Germany has en-
gagged evacuate on the 5th OF July
next the Jour observation-disclosures, Ar
dennes, Mouse and Meurthe,e Z. Moselle-as
Beliort. The evacuation is to be effected within
four weeks from that date. AS q pledge Tor the
last two monthly payments the fortress OF Nerdun
and the military district around VIII alone continue
TO be occupied until the 9Th September. They
shall be evacuated within two weeks rom that date
such are the conditions OF the new treaty,
painful recolections, will rejoice. We have no
doubt the patriotism OF all good citizens.