The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-27
Catholicism and consequent hatrcll If
German Professionalism, i.''H if'

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German Professionalism. '"
a4.g nan DovER. July 9G.
Nine French frigatcs PASSED this point
late yesterday afternoon, bound eastward
Great crowds oil spectators assembled on
the bluffs TO witness tho exciting scene,
ylo tiou h.m PARIS, July &C.
The Journal OGlcid says Marshal GIc-
BGuf, late last night, telegTapllcd tho Elm.
pcrOr that General Bcrnis Ind repcllcti q
reconnaissance Of tho enemy near the town
OF NGCtlerbrown, 90 miles northeast Of
StrasbOurg. One officer, Bavarian, was
killed, and two wore made prisoners.
The Figaro, in it's account Of tho affair,
insists that the officer who was killed was
MI EnglisEmau. l;l ..,,tI m,l4- .a'
French Gunb0ats Transported Over
rgi tUrl. @ land. ~ ., t..
4,l ".n,t ra.@"P PARIS, July 90. I
French Gunboats 10 operate on the
Rhine and rivers In Prussia, are being
transported from Marzilties, in sections,
overland. 4 "a ."t'IfiaW..J
UnusaaI Activity In English Dock
'."' u. ~ YardAs''
~ ...,'1'- 4 'LoDEoN, July ~.
Several French cruisers are reported of
Wyck Scotland to-day. Fraukf0rt.on.thc
Maine has been designated 9s PrisSian
head quarters There is unusual activity
in all the dock yards Of England to-day
Press Correspondents Permitted to
Follow the Prnssian Army. 4
m..m ,I M, LONDON, July &c, d
Tho Prince Of Wales has gone 10 Dem
mark for the purpose ol influencing that
country to preserve strict neutrality. 90
The Prussian authorities, at tho earnest
request Of Bismarck, have allowed news
paper correspondents TO accompany the
army. ni lni '' ''
Marseillalsc Suspended.
PARIS, July GO.
A large number of wOrlImen are en-.
gagged on the Notifications Of Paris.
The MarScilIGiU has suspended. Some
Of its editors and reporters have gonointO
the French army. .E a,b
Fleeing from Military Duty. b,
Switzerland is full Of German Gmi.'
grants, who have fled from the country to
escape military duty. y.
Tho Bank Of France will probably slls-
pend specie payment soon. Italrcady dc.
Clines to pay ont gold; and redecms only
in silver. I.ruu l.. .,,. y.r lui =
No news Of a battle yet received.
,...4r. LONDON, July 2OI
In the Housc Of Commons tonight,
Gladstone said that the negotiations for
tho settlement Of the Alabama claims
stand where they did year and n half
ago, the United States having declined
the offer made by England. The next
advance due WAS from the American gov
GrnmGnt .,. t.., y-.
Earl Granville in the House OF Lords
again referred 10 the draft Of the secret
treaty alleged have been proposed by
France to Prussia. lie said he had an
interview this morning with the French
Ambassador, who told him that the treaty
originated with Bismarck, TINT it never
Ind serious basis, aud was rejected by,
both parties. The Ambassador asserted
that France was actually desIFOus Of
maintaining the pcaccwitl Belgium, Eng
Gladstone informed the House of Com
mons tint atlvices from Berlin settling the
authenticity Of the Tines information re.
garding the alleged treaty was hourly cX-
peCctd. DO,
Neutrality of Denmark.
CorENlIAGEN, July GO.
Tho Government Of Denmark has
issued q proclamation Of neutrality in the
war between Prussia and France. Sailors
and pilots. subjects Of Denmark, arc
warned against rendering assistance to
the belligcrcnts. N
Insurrection in Japan. ~
@ '". LONDON, July GO.
A brief dispatch just received vn Point
de Gall reports IN insurrection in tho
principality Of Ava, resulting in tho mas
sacre Of fourteen hundred persons. Fur
tler details Of the affair have been asked.