The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-13
italy, Austria and Russia Join in
Asking the Armistice.
4 Popular Ovation to Washburne.
Official Report Of the Sur
render at Sedan.
Exploaion Of Maga4tne Of Laon.
FRANCE.
Reported Declaration OF King Wil-
IlRm'S POlicy..He Will Treat Only
inPariS and Not With the Republic.


inPariS and Not With the Republic.
osTEXD, September 19.
The latest intelligence from Prusslan
headquarters is, that in reply TO the propo.
sitiOnS made through the Austrian Lega.
tion, King William declares that he will
listen to propositions Of peace only in the
Tuillerics, ahd from the Imperial Govern.
ment Of France.
Paris Soon to be Isolated.
New YoRK, Sept. 12.
Tie Worlds Paris correspondent telc-
graphs: This city Is beginning 10 be is
0latCd. We have had no mail to-day
from London, and no dispatches have
come thence, by telegraph, except for news
papers. The government exercises su.
provisional office In the Place dc La
BOurse, from which alone dispatches are
allowed to be sent Its conducted flirly,
but 1t is positive
Good Order Prevails.
"The aspect Of the city is perfectly tran.
quill, though not at all gay. No fears Of
mob violence are entertained by any one,
Notwithstanding the rumors TO that effect
which seem TO be spread abroad in Eng.
land and Belgium. / repeat that have
never seen public order more perfect than
since the proclamation Of the Republic.
Henri RocheEort, who was much feared,
Is in Office and manilesls the most con-
scFvative temper. He is Of great use in
controlling the extreme Radicals.
Poace Observation-Disclosures an OBJ.
struction.
"The Legations Of Russia and Austria
arc busily at work in the interest Of France
and it Is believed they would already
have secured an Rrmistice had not the
English Government blocked the way by
its hesitation, and half hostile attitude. The
English Government Is believed 10 have
a secret understanding with the King Of
Prussia, adverse to the wishes Of Count
Bismarck, in order to secure, Il possible,
a suppression Of the Republic.
Bismarck for Peace-The King for
War on the Republic.
~ have 1t on high authority that Count
Bismarck desires neither Alsacc nor LOr.
raine and Is anxious to secure peace rs
soon as possible, but King William Is bit.
terly opposed to any negotiations with the
Republican authorities, and insists upon
advancing to Paris TO crush the revOlu.
ton before the fever can extend to Ger.
many"
UnSucceSsfnl ASsauIt ON TOuI.
PARIS, Sept 19.
The Ministry has Just made public the
following important intelligence: The
PruSsianS attacked Toul on Saturday at
tlvc o'clock in tho morning and persisted
until nine in the evening. They were,
however, constantly repulsed and many
Of their batteries diSmounted. More than
ten thousand PrltSaians were placed hOFs
du combat. At tAIontmedy, on Thursday the
garrison splcndidly repulSed the PrusSinn
attack.
Tho PruSsians Coming.
The Prussians have surrounded AIeaux.
They have arrived In force at Crecy, and
are approaching Noisy.le- Grand, [nine
miles from Parish
A Halt in Difference 10 Russian In.
terPOsitiOn.
Paris is cheered this morning by q ru.
NOR that Russta is insisting on an armiS-
tice, also that the United States has inter.
posed, and sent three decided dispatches
70 Berlin. II Il said tho Prustan advance
has been stopped incousequence,
Position Of the Prussian POrces-..
Their Halt.
LONDON, September 12.
The Pr1slan forces in detaehments,
form Semi.circle around Paris, at the