The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-14
SoIssOns Refuses 10 Sur.
render.
Martial Law In faris'
Thlans Eight Miles from the
City.
prepuratiOns for Conflict Sill
Going On.
demonstration I'm favor Of
America.

y.
yraph Paris correspondent says that
Americas recognition is really but lit
lie valued there, and is regarded more
A. the good will Of power without
material weight in the European
-v>tem.
Gu Sunday Prussian reconnoiter-
me- party encountered body Of French
., chateau Thierry. A sharp engage
mrnt occurred and the Prussians were
,rpulsed with considerable loss. The
city of scissors has refused ts Surren-
der in response to the summons Of the
PruSSlan commander.
VI. Theirs is here communicating
with foreign affairs
Pans, September l3.-Wilired De
Fonville, author of several treaties on
air navigation, is constantly on the
Halch for the approach Of the Prus-
SANS, in balloon. He has also prepar-
ri other balloons which will be properly
anchored TO serve as out-looks from the
different parts OF the city.
PARIS, September l3.-The defiance
oi the commandant at Soissons, 10 the
Prnssians, demanding the surrender, is
enthusiastically approved by the inhab-
.rants, all of whom declare their deter
nination to fight to the last and endure
auy hardships in the service of France.
PARIS, September l3.-The Paris pa
vcrs retain their former prices, notwith-
standing the abolition of the stamp
duty, because advertising patronage is
destroyed and paper is invaluable.
The Opmione -Nationale, referring to
the Paris Notifications, says the Prus-
slams will find something to speak to,
aud that the material is sufficiently
abundant TO make the conversation
iong and interesting.
PARIS. September l3.-The exact
position of the Prussian advance is un-
known. According to the various ac-
counts the enemy arrived at Meaux
I.aguv The Whelua de Debates has
long editorial exulting in the patriot
.m OF Theirs. {.
PARIS September l3.-The Ministry
las issued decree that no person will
he allowed to leave Paris after A. NJ.
Of the 18th without a special permit
Martial law is practically enforced.
The foreign ambassadors have sent
away their married secretaries, and
they themselves will remain until the
Prussians open fire, anticipating no diff
lirulty in securing safe conduct through
the besieging lines
Portugal has recognized the Repub-
Iic
NJ CremieuX represents the govern
ment at Tours.
NJ Rouard has been appointed am
5asSador to Florence and entrusted with
an extraordinary mission.
The Uhlans have cut the railroad and
elegraph near Noisy de See, eight
miles from Paris. The Uhlsns are also
at Province and Tracy Leval and the
Prussian troops are at Carte Pont. Two
OF their corps, numbering $4,000 men,
last night occupied position on the
Strasburg highway, between Colomiers
and Laiorte
PARIS, September l3.-The staff Min
try OF the Interior have reached Tours.
4 position has just been discovered at
Drvres commanding Leive and a portion
Of Paris and is now being rapidly forti-
lied Count de Chambond eXhorts his
adherents to resist invasion as the duty
Of all Frenchmen.
Nansoutys cavalry escaped miracu-
,pUsly from Sedan aud have arrived IN
Paris.
Americans residing in the suburbs of
Paris are advised TO remain in their
houses and raise their national flag for
protection
Russia is more decided than ever in
opposing the dismemberment Of France
and will propose 10 settle the terms Of
PEACE
Tours, September l3.-The arrange
ments making here TO receive the Dip
iomatic body have been discontinued, as
the Minister of Foreign affairs has decid-
rdto remain in Paris. The representa-
i've OF foreign governments will also
stay some days longer. The people
here are much impressed in favor Of the
American Government, and anxiously
await the arrival Mr.. Washburne, that
they may testify their gratitude for his
prompt recognition Of the Republic.
IN imposing demonstration was made
IN Marseilles, yesterday, in favor Of the
United States. 200oO people assem-
hled in front of the American Consul
and the authorities through NJ. Es
qniros presented an address to Miltor
NJ Price, Consul of the United States
Speeches were made, and the band
played national airs of America ant
France, and an immense crowd cheere'
with great enthusiasm the Consul ant
Government of the United States.