The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-23
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.2aAata ON 7TrFI ,9I9A6D
Reported Illness Of Napoleon.
Engllshmen not Allowed to Follow
.Ga. The French Army, ,.a.l.D b

nglish, officers obBefVtne tue mpVenental
Of the military, were sent back to u rail-
way station, under the, charge ofthe Gen
dArme. -e.l.a.tr 'asG- f.i
An Exchange Of Naval Compliments.
PARIS, July 2l-MIDNIenT.
Tiers Is a'report that the French men.
oi.war, Ayiso and Herondills, in the North
Sea, have exchanged shots with iPrus-
sian WaFsteamer. -. 90 .'dw
Napoleon III, at st. Cloud.
@ PARIS, July %.
The Emperor is III at St Cloud. He
will not, therefore, join the army for some
days. I'd, >. .r.,l. .,e. d. ,-,r..
Tho Attitude Of gpain.-N Neutrality Of
the Baltic.
grrm. PARIS, July q.
The M0Aiteur, the ministerial organ, In
It's issue Of to-day says: "1tis not true that
Spain has concluded an alliance with
France. SpIin will remain neutral" The
.M0nitcur adds relatively to the demand OF
Prussia for the neutrality Of the Baltic
Sea: "Any support Of Prussia in this dc.
mand will beregardetl as act of hostility
TO France, as the Baltic Is destinedst TO play
in important role In the war"
The EE Great Battle" at Forbach.
LONDON, July %.
Tie following details oflthe affair d
FOrbAcll, which has been variOusly re-
ported as q battle and askirmishbbetweGn
tIie customs patrol, arc published here to.
day; Two regiments Of French hussars
and q body Of Urlaner (Gern1an) troops,
commonly armed with lances, met on the
frontier. The French Immediately made
preparations to receive IN attack. At
length one Of the Urlaner came iorward,
and the French allowed him to approach,
regarding him as q deserter, or expecting
q parley. On coming near, the Urlaner
fired at the French commander but missed
his mark. He then turned and fled, amid
q shower Of bullets. '
An English Collier Fired on by
French Cruiser.
a.l.G LONDON, July %.
A Tyne Collier, arriving ut New Castle
today, reports having been fired upon by
a French cruiser at sea.
MbSementS of Sthei Prassien ARMY,
Advibes have been teccived here 10 the
effect that the Prfssidn' troops have 70:
tired from their position between LuXcm-
bourg and tho Palatinate,r and ar0, now
massfng between C0blentzand Mayence
Bavaria gives Prussia a Cordial Sup
uTn.4.s. .r port. na
BERLIN Julya %.
The King Of Prussia recently notified
the Bavarian government that according
to their treaty lie intended to assume COM
mand Of tho latteFs army, einbOdying 1t
in the third corps. Bavaria Immediately
assented and forwarded congratulations
to tho Prussiau King aud Issued patrio'
tic exortatiOn to the army.
The North German Ll0yds to-day, an,
nounce the suspension Of the steamer ser
vice toAmerica. Austria not Is arming.
Half A Million to Begin with!-
French army the Superior In Dis
ciPline. D,t,t,.,. n ,,,I. ,ryr
The bcligcrcnts begin with about a
quarter Ofa million Of men each. The
French have already been made soldiers
by their reoeut service in Africa, while
tie Prussians are more militiu. France
nuts an, army. in . tlo field, Prussia only
unaffned. d.peopl6 b: i.liS UHNJU4
wo..o. HTaetiry NJ, prim and T,eopold,
/ ,ia.s4i,nSR ,ii7aF PANS, July 90. q
It Is reported to-d,y on good authority
that General Primh lately met Prince
Leopold, Of HOhenzollern, on the Franco
Spanish frontier. "
French Diplomatic Circular Concern
-, Inc the CaSus BLlli.
+al.7T'f . p.prs .TuIv 90
-, , ,o,,,..'1I,.,Jo, :, o;.o,,,os
The J0HrnM Gg'Gso. .puDIIsnSSsa c'ISIla, 5a
o. the hillnlster o. EoIelSi AlSI nlsTo aaSS
July u, addressed 10 ulS UiPioiIMIEsc PiI ~
Agents otFrance az toFelR9 NhP,.aS. Ivy
circular mentions inc explanation II, MaQc
on the 10Th Of July, IN inc Cuam.
bers, In regar9 70 Ile raI,'u I, =, '.,S sYenss
OF F" negonauon ~ WINCH n tS'as sust as W. W. le
doubled our efforts 20 pECseEVe sStN pcase' Se
the secret designs were developed o. an
adversary resolved TO render 1t Impossible
The circular mentions the candluature OF
Prince HOhenzollerll, AMI declares tllat
the Berlin Cabinet hoped 70 pace q
Prince on the throne Of Charles Vth ny
surprise, believing that Europe would &c.
ccpt the accomplished fact, and that
France, ip spite Of her temporary dls'
pleasure, would hesitate 10 oppose the
express will Of. the Spanish people, who
were friendly 10 her: The French Coy.