The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-06
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ne Popular Fornsnls

LieEi8lati On NJ 70 me elo1 t1u2S CfVltoS
orf1fo-lnli hlIldinE. ubHspoCted
Iho V0,S sancs an8 been cSIEbed
bY yeas / Rsy8 puaA Ihe people ara
Gild Eith eiiemapL and OTe ruahlSE
ghEOugh u egtB bearing plac1rd! with
Ghs VOtS n The Corps LegtdHiil IN
SeFibed iFton. ShOutS u ''Vive Re!
mentS l1io TIC city ere received
by III Popl1 1yiih- dIAtlqips IiL9 y
Llgn6F atlSn-
n SdlftlliI I q ID dih3 q thsbbgtlAE
troops 81 Is BiEn q amlty, The
trooT1 SIS ing "a pour patrSe:s
The scer 4 "a s Gxeftenent
RnmorS a m 8Sinds are IN circulation and
4 Il iIpd " 81 aeftliD ithelH loandA'
tlOu. But elliment seems 70 be par:
amount-S nco 70 Tho fnVHSion. All
r5fFiOtS n Z the Ee QUO, ? Sh0ut The Peo-
tis, md t6S TOO jolntn enthusial'ica
The Garde Nntl06Al my ordct must ef
preserved. The people Gvince but little
desire 70 ocreSte trouble. All seem over;
Joyed d The Yote Of the pechehncc.
Tearing DSRh the Imperial Arms.
Crowds az egfnning to tear down the
Imperial arms irom the fronts o. the
Shops TheFO no EeaE9 that thiS may leal
10 seriOas trOSblc, q tAs the National
Garde y not Inclined TO permit any DIS
order. sts
lmposing Movement of the PoPulAee.
$3.50 r. ,M4Fhe city now bfeSents. ono
Of The most imposing popular display
ever witnessed, One hundred thonSIna
armed citizen are marching % the Corps
LeqiSlStIR aui surrounding the building
amid phrenECd hnrfahs o. the conntleS
masses, which are dlllnS every avenue %
the hall. Tlere-are no symptoms o. dis.
order, yet, only unanimous expression 9!
popular Will Before tho residence o.
Geh6ral Trothti. IN the Louvre there y 9
compact mas Oi people awaiting the 70
turn Of tho.,s G0VernOTs Around The
TuiIleries thGa y q strong military force
9,infd ding a ialIl8t any possible display OF
popular iHtitgil6 ton HundtedS Of thpus
saSdS 81 ciIiISI ard still pushing towards
tllG, CORPS b, ,sEIllaiiG The Place de Ia
Co6Sotds y OH mass Of human beings
Troops.and People FFateFniEe.
G.ATRR-4lS0 P. n.
Al the departure 6t deputies from The
Corps Legislatif scenes OF enthusiasm took
place around the building, The National
Guard inttrntzing with the troops and
the people. Thousands Of the Guards
rushed into the hall, but were persuaded
to retire by NJ Gambettsy who SeenS %
haze OrESt IhF1hsfeGi DYER the DeOple.
Crowds outside are singing the
4[aneillaiSe and Viva Republic,
There Is ihtetss excitement and constant
noise OF ,Yolees that downs al other
sounds " VI 5s y ~ ~ y "
II Signs Of Danger.
There were no dangerous ele.
menb visible until the crowd reached
Rue Castighous where they began tearing
down the Imperial arms and tearing from
the fIags oEthe National GnaFtlS the golden
esRleS 8; France ind tfpmSths Edtlss and
signs medals bearing the Imperial etdgy.
6laisy8 have PlSo Joined iu the's dstqt'Is
lt4li1 ttl0ll! u
% 6r1 "a Tie. .
q more Sertg1s turn. Quiet citizens are
becoming impressed with the idea that
there may be- 6augef as the mob y becotn.
ing moro and more excited.
Napoleop's Future Residence.
Pam, Sept, 4.
An interview has taken place between
Napoleon and the King Of Prussia for the
purpose Of deciding upon the iuturc resi-
denca of The amb b6roE! Ono OF tla Ger
man iOrtresSa was fixed upon, probably
NlHypcnce,
THO Corps LesisintiG
There Is 10 much confusion In the
/ city, and such Immense crowds gathered
about lie Corps Leglslatif, that II
Is impossible at the present time TO
get a faithful account Of the business
transacted IN the Deputies, It's now 70
pofted on tod authority that after the
1 votS or Decfbancc the majority retired,
The members ol the G6uChG and
centre 0aucls remained, consulting on a
Provisional Government, and naming tho
\ following persons; JnleSF FavTe, Gambetta,
A Jules Simon, Keratry Picard, Pittian, and
Jal'..f .sffy Fey u 1,osbbs! sep,. j
Verdun, AIontmedy and StrRsburs.
Verdun and BIontmedy still hold out
against PruBiaps. The bombatdment ol
straSb6fg cS6tihhes vigorously. J Much
damage has been inflicted. The splendid
cathedral; l;llds been partially buried, aud
the. wonderful astronomical clock and
chime of beH in the town arc badly in'
iured. Thee Is q fre8het In the Rhine
The water y very high, and many dwell
lngs Ia the neighborhood Of StraSburg
have been washed away.
ItaIial Occupation Of Rome! J,
PARIS, Sept. 4.
y The occupation Of Rome By the It6liar
troops Is expected Immediately.
n-tr.r,,, PARIS sSpt5R3gNd
Tlls niembetS pf tbs ProIiSionhl Coy,
ernment, wh6 were ciIed 70 appear anC
deliberate, are now assembled at tht
Hotel Vile, Hanri. IT2ocbetort has hlsC
been libeInt &: ilia Il assiSt ing at thtsIneUt
inc, N, Keratry has been appointet
n Pfeiect Of Police, vice n. Pielrt, ant
Etinne Aragas, mayor OF Paris. The peo
pie outside the building arc In state Q
. extraordinary excitement sFI99 time Z
tine 1E GAnbettA O qdFea e9 u sr1i e&
. hoftIng order: Il b remarked ha
soldiers Of all regiments mi;
among the people, q. tlnarmcd, ant
arc shouting Vivc 1Republique." From III
entrances and windows Of all the lbarrScE
SoldietS sGldte the people. AT four o'cI6cl
! In the afternoon the Aag was lowered d
! the Tuelleries Il Is said the Empires