eight in the morning
It was stipulated that the marshals should evacuate Paris at seven on the same day ; that the public arsenals and magazines be surrendered in the same state in which they were when the capitulation was concluded ; that the National Guard , according to the pleasure of the allies , be either disbanded , or employed under their direction in the service of the city ; that the wounded and stragglers , found after ten in the morning , be considered prisoners of war ; and that Paris be recommended to the generosity of the sovereigns . -LSB- Footnote : `` Memoires du Duc de Rovigo , '' vol . iii . -RSB- It was now eight in the morning , and the corps of the allied troops that were to make their entrance into the city were in readiness . A staff , composed of hundreds of Austrian , Russian , Prussian , Wurtemberg , Bavarian , and Swedish generals , awaited the arrival of the Emperor of Russia and the King of Prussia , when the triumphal march into Paris would take place . Overcoming his pain , and keeping erect by a violent effort , Field - Marshal Blucher had himself dressed by his servants . The toilet was finished , and , attired in his uniform , covered with glittering orders , he stepped from his bedroom , and sent for Christian .