The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-02
THE WAR !
Serious Outbreaks i'm France.
Bazaine Never Cagedat Metz.
Mcmahon Crossing the Meuse
VARIOUS WAR ITEMS.

New YORK, Sept. 1.-The World
London correspondent telegraphs: We
hear OF serious outbreaks in various
parts of southern France and Brittany
against persons suspected of German
sympathy The peasantry of Cham
pagne, Lorraine and Alsace are risking
their lives upon the lines OF the Prus-
sian communications.
Captain Won Plowaki, son Of the
Governor of Cassel, was captured 10y a
BODY of sharpshooters, near Vitry, and
has not been heard Of since.
II is said that Colonel Dupin, famous
a, the commander of the Contrague
Rrllas, in Mexico, is organizing corps
OF Francestiemers in Lorraine.
LONDON, September 2.-The hide
p,ni,acs Beige (Brussels) of yesterday
saws: Marshal Mcmahon, while on the
heights of Vaux, on Tuesday, advanc-
ING to Montmedy, was attacked by the
Germans and flung back with dreadful
carnage. This region of country Is
now absolutely depopulated. This cor
responds with the PrusSian account of
the action near Beaumont, reported late
last evening.
PARIS, September 1.-The Lberte
saws: Austria pledged herself to
France to move on Prussia simultan-
eouslv if subsidized Olivier, the
Prime Minister, agreed The money,
however, was not paid, and Austria
pressed on France, when Olivier re-
Piled, Go, we fight without you
LONDON, September l.-BavarIams
are returning home and disbanding.
Mutiny has occurred among some of
the Bayarian regiments.
PARIS, September Three hundred
thousand old muskets were discovered
in the shops OF dealers here and seized.
They were distributed to the force now
collected here for the defense of the
city.
LONDON, September IA Vienna tel
egram denies that Marshal Bazaine
was ever Gagged at Metz. Another bat
lie is reported at Arniguy on the 3Oth.
No particulars OF the result have been
received
LONDON, September l-Noon.-No
additional details OF the defeat Of Nc
Mahon are received.
PAEIs, September 1.-The Public says
there was no fighting Yesterday. The
Government, however, has good news.
McMahon's march has been undis-
turbed
The Duke of Palikao warns the
newspapers against publishing the
pending important movements of the
army.
Bazaine has won several small en-
gagements
Bazaine forbids correspondents to
athx the name OF the place whence they
write.
olivier is now in Paris Though the
panic here is over, the Ministers will go
10 Tours Immediately.
LONDON, September l-l:3O ?. NJ
There is an Unverified rumor that Nc
Mahon Is c"o-sing the Meuse at Stenay
and pushing for Montmedy. He has
6UO guns. A collision between him and
Prince Frederick Charles is expected.
The Garde Mobile, on the new requi-
'ition for 100000, is hurrying 10 the de
iense of Paris.
The Public admits the spuriousness
of the teegrams which were received,
Iately, signed Marshal Bazaine
Should the Emperor cross the Bel
gian frontier the guards of the latter
country have been ordered to demand
his sword. Other severe orders have
also been issued for the purpose Of
guaranteeing the protection of Belgian
neutrality.
BERLIN, September 1.-The telegraph
lines are still in inextricable confusion.
The dates of the messages from the
-eat of war, and particularly from
Beanmert, giving the details of the late
battles, require verificatiOn.
URLAN, Belgium, September l.
Serious fighting is reported between
Armigy and Doge.
The Prussians entered Carignan at
Zen o'clock Yesterday.