The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-28
THE WAR I'm EUROPE.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
Reported French Successes Near Paris
Tours, September 81.
The Project Of, the Department Of Nord,
under date OF Lille, September 90, writes
to the Minister Of the Interior here, as
follows: The following news has been
received by carrier-pigcon, from Paris,
dated September 23d: "The division OF
Gen. NIandbAy yesterday attacked the
heights at Eillejuii, South Of Paris,
which was occupied by tho Prlssians. The
battle begun ut three o'clock n. After
sustaining sharp Prusstan fire for some
hours, our troops captured the redoubts OF
AIauling Sage, iVillejuif and Hantes
Bruyeres. We occupy them now The
Garde Mobile behaved well. The even
ing's loss Is great The same day q con-
siderable force Of French made a recon
noissance and drove the enemy from the
village Of Dronsy. The same day Gen.
Bellamerc, commander at St. Denis, at
tackled the village Of Picrreftte, about a
mile north of St. Denis, which the Prls'
Sims had occupied in considerable force.
The enemy was driven out Of the village,
and the French troops returned to st.
Denis unmoleSted. II.
A MisapprehensiOny of PrusSian De-
mands. l-gal
--,......,. LONDON, Sept 81.
The French still believed on Sunday
that It was fort Dur Mont ,Valerien that
had been demanded by the Prussians Us q
condition Of peace, Notwithstanding the
Prussians sayit was the City Of Werdun.
This accounts for the unexRmpled excite.
ment which has suddenly been created
throughout France. It Is now said that
'Bazaine has not. offered TO surrender Metz
on any terms whatever. .
Affairs at MarseilIes: b. {.
5. A[ARsR1LLEs, Sept. 20, I
.4bs! .:,gyA Tours, Sept. 81. s
Tic Mayor announces loan Of ten
millions from Gaufalo, a Greek merchant,
The municipality gets two millions to
purchase arms. "A grand review OF the
Garde Nationale occurred yesterday.
80, 900 soldiers were in line, Of whom 49,
0OO: were wen armed: Gllffif{3h,
Fayre's Report Of His Recent Mis-.
4hi'6E sion. g Z. l.jshg8hEi
.a9lfigg'I orau Tougs, Sept. go.
Favre has made On official report to the
government Of his mission 10 the Prris-
sian headquarters, and explained what
terms were offered and why they were
rejected. The following dispatch, from the
Department Of Loise, dated Orleans to-day,
has Just been received by the Minister OF
War: The Generals here, seeing that they
cannot resist the Overwhelming forces Of
the enemy commanded by Prince Albert,
have Just evacuated. Orleans in good
order.
Garibaldians for the Republic.
Slselalto The 7tl40rana! Z ,i -. u u ~
a MARsEnLEs, Sept. 90.
The Garibaldians, to the. number Of
five hundred have risen in favor of the
Republic, and have marched amidst the
greatest enthusiasm OF tho Marseilles
citizens. + 1-- ..,i...s : - '0' 's ,J.s
Bazaine Repudiates the Republic.
P'a -.F LONDON, Sept. 81.
Bazaine, repudiating the Republic, de-
mands orders Of the Emperor or Empress
to surrender. ser sG'ri5l 4l
King william Come to Stay.
.,..,... FERR1EREs, Sept. 27.
King William apparently intends re-
tanning his headquarters here. He has
made every preparation for o long stay
erected telegraph lines, &c. .'.'
A Britisher Mistaken for a Spy.
oa ssAeyi,h arl BERLIN, Sept. 81.
Capt Johnston, bearer of dispatches
for the British Government, was recently
roughly handled near Paris by the Prus.
SLAMS, and subsequently, by the French,
under tho belief that, being an English
man, be must be spy, The English arc
unpopular with both armies. ya ne9aa5
-gr Rigorous Regulations.
1l.} .t' z i.lafo7 ,t ~ LONDON, Sept. %.
All strangers are arrested at Orleans
and Tours. Gen. Trochu announces stern
penalties against cowardice, pIll0gC, de-
sertion and other unsoldierly conduct.
Tho port Of Kiel has been reopencd,
now that the French feet has been with
drawn from the Baltic.
Proposed Removal Of the Seat Of
Government Further South.
E4EQCgGBE5 'TouRs, Sept, 81.
The removal Of the governmental dele
gatioha point further south Is imminent.
Most Energetic Defence.
At a meeting Of the Council to-day the
most energetic measures were resolved
upon for the national defence. Requisi-
tions arc to be made at once for all fire
arms in the hands Of the people, and the
inhabitants everywhere are to lodge and
feed tho troops, !, All men under 95 arc TO
be called into active service. There Is a
great scarcity arms. IsS.
Favre's Report of His Negotiations
with Bismarck.
2 fiErTfi5 ToURs, sept;97.
Jules Favre today made special re-
port to tho Government here Of his mis-
sion to the Prusslan headquarters in be-
nhalf.of peace. ! He says great many
different solutions Of the difficulty had
been proposed and rejected, and he deter
mined atlleast to make direct move.
Therefore, on the 10th Of September he
demanded OF Count Bismarck q Categ0ri.
cal reply as TO whether he would enter
upon negotiations for peace. Bismarck's
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