The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-16
Victor Emanuel to the Pope.
Reported Escape Of Bazains
From Metz.
Hopes of the Orleans Princes
THE ROMAN QUESTION.
Prussia Would Have RecOg.
nized the French Repub-
lie IL Ii Had Complied
With Their De-
mandS.

LONDON, September l5.-A dispatch
from Cassel OF the 18th says: The
Emperor spends the morning with some
of his officers walking over the lawn,
or making long excursions. His tethel
extends several miles in all directions.
His guard consists of one officer, two
.ubalterns, one trumpeter and thirty-one
men.
BRUSSELS, September -, Noon
Tackard is positively confined to con
ducting the French legation until Ber
theny can arrive, and to thanking the
the Belgian Government for it kind
ness to the French wounded and priS
Oners.
LONDON, September 1.-The EN-
press Eugene and Prince Imperial
make constant excursions around Hast
ings. Carriages or horses are never
employed
Paris fashion journal have suspended
publication. Mourning is generally
worn in Paris and Berlin.
The vessel wrecked on Goodwin
Sands is ascertained 10 be the ship
Elisha Ruckman
LONDON, September 1.-The EN-
pre- Eugene and Prince Imperial lef'
Hastings for Torquey.
Metz was bomharded all last night
The reply was sullen and at intervals
Another demand for surrender was de
cidedly refused.
The Prussian troops have occupied
Colmer and Baden, and the Bavaran
troops are preparing to cross the Rhine
at Newburg.
1t is said that Garibaldi will soon
assume command Of an Italian legion
AT Lyono, to fight the Germans.
Itis understood that the Spanish gov
ernment is preparing to check the de
signs OF the republican leaders.
Troops and great stores of amnunl
ton are accumulating in Madrid.
LONDON, September l5.-The Pope
has received letter from KiRg Victor
Emanuel, in which the latter explains
the course he has lately taken. Any de,
Law on his part, he says, would have oc'
occasioned the proclamation OF a Re
public in every Italian city, and his
army would not have fought the Repub'
lie. which would have been fatal to
Papacv As it is Republicanism is SC
rampant that it may prove irrepressi-
bic.
Special TO the Herald.
LONDON, September l5.-The follow.
ing special dispatch has been received
here:
BorILLoS, Belgium, September H
Evening.-Sedan has been placed IN a
state of siege. The Mayor was arrested
and the population expelled. The
Prussians apprehend the approach OF
Bazaine's army. 1t is reported that
,hev have escaped from Metz, and are
even said r. have reached Cariguan.
LONDON, September l5.-ln dipio-
matte circles firm belief prevails that
the Orleans family will be restored TO
the throne of France. The arrival IN
Europe Of Compte D Eu, General-ln-
Chief of the Brazilian armies, is GER
talnly regarded as significant. Thiers
had a long interview with members oi
the Orleans family here. 1t is said he
delivered to the Duke D Aumale an
important private letter from General
Trochu.
MADRID. September lj.-Senor Ola
zaga. Spanish Minister to Paris, has
been recalled, his ofiense being a recog
milton of the French Republic, when
by present treaties, Spain is bound to
await the action of other powers be-
fore taking such step.
LONDON, September l5.-Communlca
ton between Paris and Lyons has been
DESTROYED, the Prussians having cut
the wires and railroad at Monterean
sixteen miles southeast OF Meian. A
sharp skirmish occurred there between
the German Uhlans and the French
Tireurs, in which the former had been
beaten off. Firing was heard at Paris
Yesterday from the direction of Melan
Railway service between Paris and
LYONS has been stopped. All the
bridges which can he reached will b,
DESTROYED tonight.
LONDON, September l5.-The Italiar
unity seems to be nearly accomplished
The sympathy of the people is almos
entirely with Italy.
A dispatch was received from Flor
ence dated yesterday, announcing tn
Papal garrison of Moutal to have bee'
captured. .,
Lieut. General Angelottis dlyisio
should now be before, if not in Rome
Ciyita Vecchia has declared for lta
ian unity.
On the approach Of the Italian troop
at Braceiane, the inhabitants came ou
and displayed Italian colors.
FLORENCE, September l5.-The Opt
ion denies that there has been any dil
lomatic difficulties in the way OF tn
occupation Of Rome. %
BERLIN, September l5.-The provl'
ional government at Paris would ha'
been accepted by the Prussian Cover
ment if the exactions proposed Q
Prussia had been assented to. The;
embraced the cession Of Alssce and Lo
raine and the dismantling of the Frenc
ferti6cations on the German frontie