The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-28
All Men Under 29 to be Call
ed Out.
The Interview Between Favre
and Bismarck.
Failure of all Negotiations.
The Demands of the Germans.

rorRs. September 27.-The Prefect
oi the Department Of Nord under date
ol Lille, September 26 writes to the
Minister Of the Interior here as toll
lows
The following news has been received
here By carrier from Paris dated Fri
Jay, Sept 23d:
The division OF Gen. Mendberg yes
'rrdav attacked the heights at Villa
IGief on the south OF Paris, which were
occupied by the Prussians. The battle
tegan at three o'clock in the afternoon
sni after sustaining severe Prussian
Ire for some hours our troops captured
me redoubts Of MoUlins, Sague, Villa
Iuef and Haut- -Brugeros, which we oc-
cnpy. Our Garde Mobiles behaved
uobly. The loss o" the enemy is very
great 1t is reported that on the same
lay a considerable force orFrench made
i reconnaissance and drove the enemy
rom the village of Drouav.
General Bellemere. commander of ST
Denis, attacked the village of Pierreftte
about a mile north of ST. Denis, which
he Prussians had occupied in coRsid-
~rable numbers The enemy was driven
out OF the village, and the French troops
returned to st. Denis unmolested
MARsEILIES, September %, VIA Tours,
The Mayor announces a loan of
Tn millions of francs Ganfalo, a
1reck merchant, gives to the municipal
" two millions of francs to purchase
arms A grand review OF the Garde
Rationale occurred yesterday; $1,000
soldiers were in line, of whom $4,000
were well armed
Tours, September 26.-Favre has
made an official report u the govern
ment of his mission to the Prusslan
Headquarters, and explained what terms
we're offered and why they were rejected.
The following dispatch from the
Project OF the department of Loise,
datei Orleans to-day, has Just been re-
n~jved by the Minister Of War: The
generals here seeing thai they cannot
resist the overwhelming forces of the
enemy commanded bv Prince Albert,
have lust evacuated Orleans in good
u-irr.
Special to the Telegram.
MARSEuLEs, September 26.-Gari-
ualiians to the number OF five hundred
have risen in favor of the Republic and
have marched amidst the greatest en-
lLusiasm of the Marseilles citizens TO
the seat OF government at Tours.
Tours, September 21.-The removal
oi the governmental delegation from
Tours to point further south is imml-
tent At a meeting Of the Council to
;ay more complete measures were re-
.olyei upon for the national defense.
Rrluisit0ns are to be made at oEce
Tor all the fire arms in the hands OF the
people, and the inhabitants everywhere
areto lodge and feed the troops. All men
under forty-fve are to be called into ac-
IKE service There is great scarcity OF
arms
Tours, September 27.-Jules Favre,
day, made Il special report tothe Gov
eminent here, of his mission to the
trn,Sjan headquarters, in behalf OF
lracr He saws that great many diff
.reut solutions had been proposed and
rcjeclrd and he determined at last to
make direct move therefore, on the
inth Of September he demanded OF
count Bismarck categorical reply as
'' whether he would enter upon negotI-
alons for peace. Bismarcks 5 first an
>"er was uniavorable, though he sub
-rquently asked what guarantees
rance could OTTER. The foreign minis
Ter who was acting as an intermediary
advised Favre TO see Bismarck and
make bis demands in person. Accord
ngly Favre saw Bismarck, expressed
To- him his love of France and liberty
and his determination to accept no con-
d'lons which would render peace only
menaceing truce.
Bismarck replied, il he thought peace
we're made possible he would sign inn
mrdiately, but the actual government
"as too precarious and likely to be
oyrrthrown. France would not be any
more apt TO forget Sedan than she had
been TO forget Waterloo and Sadowa.
She would soon attack Germany again.
helng pressed for conditions France was
explicit, but Bismarck::asserted that the
>rcurlty Of his country demanded the
retention OF part Of the territory the
Hermans now occupy and mentioned In
ilI connection the departments OF the
OPper Rhine, Lower Rhine and Moselle
with Metz, Chateau, Salines and Ses
'!ons. To the objection of Favre that
hc people Of France would not agree
=" that and that he could not act with,
oIt their sanction, Bismarck replied
nat he felt confident of that before, bu
a. another war was certain, he wished
10 make il with all the advantages pos
-hle.
Favre then intimated that Europe
might find the assumption Of Prussia
exorbltant He was certain Franc,
would never except them. She nigh
perish as nation but she would no
oe dishonored. The country alon
could decide upon the question Of terri
'onsl cession and Favre could no