The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-06
German Sentiment on Terms Of Set
tlement.
-The E!mperor IL .BeIglum.
LoNpox. scpt. b-0AA

LONDON, 6cPt % A. n.
The members OF the Provisional gov.
crnmcnt established at Paris are General
Trochh, Jules Simon, 9ambetta, Iilleton,
FaVre, Ferry, Keratry, Cremieux, Picard
and Grevy. N. KeFatEy performs the
functions Of Project Of Police and Arago
those Of Mayor Of Paris.
The excitement created here, LOndon),
and In the Provincial English towns, by
tho neWs is intense. The correspondent
Of the Daiv RttsS ut Paris says that at .
o'clock Sunday afternoon he saw the
Palace ol the TuiIleFies invaded by 3 mob
who tora down Tie throne and destroyed
everything marked with the Imperial
Beeso and other N0pOleonic insignia, and
carried away and cast into tho Seine all
the busts, statues and pictures Of tho
BonAnOrteS. e-fl,
Henri RoChefoTt was borne In triumph
TO the Hotel de Yillo, In, those Reens3 the
soldier ltltsfniEei 4 with. The people and
q 6it PlFoa u ,TgaDOt; ViNo' { lonlI
'tnere6S' They laughed and Wept with
10y aud embraced 0pe mother. n 'il
Il "a LuNpos Sept 4. Y,
AFdispateh ffom Paris annouhce that
tlle Goyernfneht 6E PallEAo has been over.
tllown and tho Republic declared.
PANS, Sept 81 Morning.
The Provisional Government has taken
possession Of the Office without the Sllght-
st disorder. Ali the Ministers arc acting
with energy. Orders for the immediate
formation Of colossal armies have been
issued. Over two hundred thousand men
arc ready 70 take tho field. The Govern.
mcnt and Superintendent Of the telegraph
have announced to all Departments The
events In Paris, The Senate y suppressed
and the Corps LegiSlatf dissolved. An
important fraction Of the Chambers have
met at President schucider's residence
and seem disposed 70 act sihdepend.
entity of the Provisional Government,
to whom, however, they have sent
delegations. The Officers and soldiers
fraternIze with the people, and place
themselves under the orders Of the Gov.
eminent, which d in permanent session At
tue Hotel de Vile, under the presidency
| Of Gen Trochu. The Francs Tireus oI
Paris guard all Ministers and public
UttiCen and eVinee tho utmost desire 70 be
courteous. 1T 3 understood that the
4 kGovernmentwill caRyoke the Constituent
EasSembly.
g [omeIal,l 71 ,'i'a
The following proclamation has been is.
iSued, BY the new goyErnment: Ji1l
RepIbliqne FFaheaB Ministefe D. 8.
Iinterieum; The Decheence has been pro.
nounCed in tho Corps LegiSlabt; the Re.
4 public has been proclaimed 1.-THE Hotel
4 de Wills, q gOyernmentO Of Nations al defence
.Etomp6g2d Of I members and NIL
thd Deputies ot Paris has bees
constituted and ratified by popular &c
clamation. ., Their names arc AragOi
Emanuel, Ctemeni, Jules aFavre, Jhlci
Fiery, GauibettR, Garniet, Jacques Glais,
1Ffroni, Eugene PellRtin, M. Ricnrd
I Rocheiort and Jules Simon. General
J Trochu will at the same time continue "a
exercise the powers Of Governor OF Paris,
and e appointed Minister Of War II
placc 6f General ,Palikao. Please pla
card Immediately, and, II necessary, haVG
It proclaimed by public criefS. Il
Done atPartS this, fourth day Of Sep
tambcr, At Q Pm. lstUr.l q.
3! .lI :, LEON 9GMBEFTA,
IF 4}s1 NE Minister Of the Interior,
: Tho following circular dispatch. haj
been sent by tho Minister Of the Interior
cf sh tomeIal.I p ~
; i PARE, Sept. A.
Td tic PrgeeGs Of ne Dsportmsnts'
Gen. Trochu, Governor Of Paris, ha
! lbegn appointed q member Of the Govern
. ment oi National Defence and installet
at the Hotepds Vile. HetSkcs the Port
folio Of War, and his colleagues have con
Eerrcd upon him the Presidency.
!, [signedl LEON GA&RETTA'
LONDON, Sept 8.
The Offices Of the Provisional Govern
{ ment at Paris arc distributed a. follows
: Minister Of the Interior, Leon GGmbetta
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, Jules Favre
MfniSter Of Finance, Pierre Mogne; Min
istcr Of Justice, Emanuel Cfcnnux; Nm
ister Of War, Gen. TrOchu; SecretaG!
General Of Provisional Government, d
|: LAveTteijon. Seals have been placed upoE
9 the doors OF the Corps Legtslatif
sTUTToARDT, Sept 3,
!. Alta crowded meeting held to-day III
4 following resolution was adoptedi
!! RstolDed, That Germany refuses th
9 mediation Of the pOWers.
j. Other resolutions were passed demand
!. ing the incorporation Of AlSace and LoI
i. talne as q portion Of Germany as the onl
' guarantee against French greed, and a.