The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-07
Republican Enthusiasm in
Paris.
Arrival Of Eugonie In Belgium
BISMARCK INTERVIEWED.


BISMARCK INTERVIEWED.
lie States the Bases Of PrussIau De.
mands.
ProOIailnlng the Republic.
PARIS, September 5-9PM.
The republic has been proclaimed in
all the great towns. The city Of Paris,
though In tho hands Of the people, Is
quiet,
Napoleon Has No essay" In the
Matter.
LONDON, September g.
Count Bismarck telegraphs officially to
London
"NENDREg, SeptembCr3.
al have spoken with the Emperor Nh.
pOleou about peace, hut he has announced
that Us n prisoner he has no power and
that all depends on the regency Mt Paris
Thus the capture Of Napoleon has NO In
fence ON the continuance Of the wal"
PARIS, September s.
Paris is calm. The republic has been
proclaimed in Lyons, Bordeaux and Mar
settles.
The Crown Prince on His Way to
Paris.
LONDON, September 8.
A special correspondent telegraphs
from Berlin, Sunday, upon a private dis
patch from the Kings headquarters, says
Tint the Grown Prince resumed his march
on Paris OH the morning after the victory
Of Sedan. Camps were broken up and
heads OF columns IN motion at daylight
on Friday
The King reports that he will send
Napoleon tO EhrenbFeitstein. Metz quiet.
The bombardment Of Strasburg has been
suspended.
Rejoicing in England and Germany
The enthusiasm continues here and
throughout Germany. The streets are
iull Of professions with banners and music
and singing. Wherever an American flag
is displayed the professions lalt and salute
1t with the loudcst cheers. Yesterday
schools closed and courts adjourned, and
business was suspended. The people all
night long gave themselves up to rejOic'
Ing. Tho entire press and public opinion
insist ION to Paris" peace can only be
made there; no neutral intervention OF
mediation. N
Tie special correspondent ofthe Tribune
telegraphcd from Brussels Saturday even
ing: Gen. Failley was killed by one othls
soldiers, More French soldiers have beer
brought to Namur, Belgium.
Napoleon ut Prussian Headquarters
The Montteur denies that seven hundred
Prussians were sent to BrugeS. The En-
pcror was accompanied TO the Kings
headquarters by Gen. Lebrun, Douay ant
Others. Napoleon was lmpasSive, smok
ing cigarettes,
The Imperial Elephant.
McSIshon's efforts to relieve Metz wert
bafIled by the delay due 10 the necessity Q
providing for the EmperoTs safety ant
StraSburg Next.
A Tribune correspondent telegraphl
from Carlsruhc, Tuesday: "Thcre Is nj
doubt Of tho speedy capture Of Strasburg
{ Tie Prussian General offered TO agree Z
nm armlsticc OF twenty-four hours II INT
. French General would arrange terms Q
j, capitulation at the end Of that time. I'M
French commander refused, but the IN
habitants are eager 10 surrender, I'M
. shrieks Of the women aud Children or
l IIstlnctly heard in Kehl. The Frencl
, not only shclled the houses in kehl, out
church which had been converted INTO
! hospital, which was fired and the Wounu
l ed burnt Nearly all the villages In th
nelghborhood Of Strasburg have been dc
Q str0yed." u,,
A special correspondent OF the IF13Gn
Z writes rom Florence, August 8Oth Los
:, night the Ga:etB D'ItdlEdn published
a ciTcular notifying all tenants that III
, Ministerial Council has decided 10 transIe
The government to Rome before the en-
Of September. The government BY TIL
r announcement intends the exoneration
r itself from claims TO indemnity. Tn
J. news came OH Florence like thunder
. holt The genuinenesS Of tho notice
u doubted, Il Is affirmed that This polio
:. explains the army on tho frontier, an
Il wGy Prince Napoleon postponed his az
noInced departure. There Is a pani
among the property holders Of Florenc
and tie municipality, and many Of III
projected works have been suddcnl
abandoned.
Is EnthusInsm In Paris.
. A special correspondent Of tho T'ri0uN
y telegrsphs from Paris Sunday, 9 P. NJ
" Paris Is In state oi indeScribablc el
, thuslasm. Everywbere there are cries
u Vlye In RepublIque. At 3:eO saw q fla
a torn down from the Tuillerics.
~ ~ scenes at the TuilIcrics.
At The people forced their way throug
r. Tho rates OF the Tuillerics Gardens doIn
no damage Tho Garde Mobile now o
Is. cupy thC TuilleriCs heard soldiers
b. The barracks Aquai do OrSaL cry "Vtve
Republiuuc" from the windows. Eag!
arc tom OF the flags. / saw bnsts OF u
VI Emperor torn from the houses and throw
NJ into the Seine amid universal applause.
y, saw Rochelort borne In triumph 70 Il
ili Hotel do Vile. Portraits OF the EmpeE
and Emnreas WerO thrown out OF tho WI