The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-25

OH luG suL4. lIlStsS 'tuAb sIEuBSIh Wtta hSIu'
ally taken by surprise and no body con
tenlplated war, hence the concentration
of the Prussian forces is less advanced
than with the French; nor will Won
Moltkc be hurried. There are two meth
DDS OF mObillzing the PrIssian army, the
quicker Is when regiments march as they
are, not waiting for reserves which fol.
low when they get ready, the more rcgu-
lar method Is when, regiments await their
reserves till their ranks are full. The latter
and slower method has been adopted
showing that Prussia is in no dread OF an
immediate invasion,
~" Military Movements. III
No soldiers ofthc famous corps Of Prus.
sian Guards have yet left Berlin. Infan-
try reserves were arriving on Tuesday,
and number Of regiments are expected 70
march on Friday. ,''
Feeling Throughout Germany
Enthusiasm and confidence increase
daily. The feeling throughout Germany
Is only comparable TO that Of the North
when Fort Sumter was attacked. 49, ',''';'..
.'4 'tti iCouulbICAAAED1utl y
Sill the financial and, commercial dis
trcss Is terrific, and there are numerous
failures Of old and strong houses. IN.
On to Paris! ipg
LIS perfectly understood in Berlin that
the German armyif victorious will march
to Paris. ~. RI os'
Railroad freight trlflc las ceased, and
passenger traffic closes on the cath. The
Gattinger University is closed and all the
students have enlisted. From Bonn 800
are expected. All the universities will
soon close. i'','t;,s1 -'"@ w
The DeGences of straSburg. 4t
~ s.' LONDON, July q.
The Daily Netcs has q special from
Strasburg OF the 21st inst, saying:'
1.-THE 1eiences depend much on the
water which is now so low that the place
Is comparatively weak. Additional works
are in progress. The garrison numbers
about G,000, and besides. these there arc in
camp about 1000 more. Communication
across the river continues by ferry"
The Restrictions ON News. 4 {
Correspondents dfthel lLdLi6sIaSmtl Ii
lcdppc! have been arrested. one while
skCtching the Notifications and the other
one by reason Of Ills speaking FGcncll
with German accent. Both have subse-
qucntly been released. The correspon-
dent arrested yesterday at Metz is now re-
ported to be VIM. II. Russell who was
iourneying toward Prussia Although
the JourNasc Qbieiet- grelteratess LebGuRs
ortlerihatno journalist Shall bcSRdnitteti
TO the French army. it is reported that
ono pass was Issued TO the correspondent
Of an English Bonapartist paper. In
France only official army news y to be
allowed.t 4 Il u y b y , = ~
The French cxpcdtionary naval force
was expected to sail from CherbOurg on
Saturday. a - ~
Proclamation by Napoleon.
PARIS, July 29.
The Journal O6teiel to-day, publishes
the proclamation Of the Emperor to tho
people Of France. =,
The officers ol the bank Of France, will
announce to-tlay, that the notes Oftlat In
stitution will be redeemed III silver. ''''
Austria complains Of the war measures
which stop traffic on the land OF Con
''@PSs TSs VIII xoasssel dl8Fe,ts 1SRbf4tsat.
ted up at 'TouIon. shc carries tliirty.twO
guns, and a crew Of $50 men; her engines
are 800 horse power. s. Vandrc will COM
nland ller. 80 {
Another Rise in the Rate of Interest.
LONDON, July 90.
The officers Of the Bank Of England TO-
day announce u still further advance in
the rate Of interest. The minimum rate
is now Iour per cent. .a,,
frances Advantage Over Prussia.
LONDON, July 90:
A great many slipwrecks have recently
occurred on the German coast by reason
Of the removal of beacons.
1t ia generally. Gdmittedf TINT the sftua-
tiOn OF tho French army has every advan'
tagc over that Of Prussia, Tho French
have two points ofattack.
Martial Law in Prussia. ?,
BERLIN, July 2S.s /,
Martial law has been proclaimed in the
Rhcnish provinces Of Prussia, rs well aS
in IIcsse, Hanover, Schlcswig, POmCrHniN
ind Eastern Prussia. The port of Ham,
burg i still open, and l!yp traffic y not dis
turDed.' =
The Rhine Still Open. '''' .'' ~
BERLIN, July 80.
The river Rhine is still open to public
travel. The Prussian headquarters are
now ut KrelZenOCh, eight miles south oI
Bingon, on the river Nahc. a
Prussia Calling Home Her Soldiers.
BERLIN, July23.
Tho Government lIas issued circulars
O'All CohsiIs Of North Germany In for
Uign States, requiring them 10 forward
Immediately all Germans liable 10 military
duty, paying their passage to Iatherland
and furnishing them with such articles as
may be necessary. They are also Gnu
all volunteers who may wish 10 fight fol
Germany. Sailors oil German ships now
in English ports arc returning to Prussia
u enlist, and the English dock yards afC
cmptictl to man the German navy. /
English Criticism Of the French
u 5orA CircuIar.lan& aarml
LONDON, July 90.
Tho Times sharply criticizcs the Ian
guagC used by the French Emperor in hiI
recent circular TO diplomatic agents, Hi
idea that war urged with tho unanani
mOus approval Of the people mnst he righ
Is untrue. The real author ot war is no
hc who declares 1t, but he WHO makes I
necessary, :.
The steamship Holsatla, which arrives
at Plymouth yesterday, was diScovereC
by an English pilot lying to In fog. Thl
pilot informed the captain Of the leClara
tiOn Of war between France and Prussia