The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-10
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
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The Demands of Prrssia-Interylew
| Ofa Newspaper Correspondent with
~ NEw fYoRx, Nov. 0.
Ia correspondent Of the World writing
from Versailles on tho 7th inst, says: No
trpce was fsresl ppon beesgSe ths GGyl
ernmp9 insiAted jop reprofiSi9ping tae
city. Sfhc PfdssiaH military authorities
refused this although Bismarck was will.
ing to concede 1t. Prussia stated her de-
! mands with considerable distinctncss, ex-
cepting in regard to4Aoncy'a ccouneS. Her
conditions were tho cession OF Haut and
Bas. Rhin, the two departments contain.
ing the fortresses OF Stfnsbprg, Beltirt and
seYdt9t / qaGf fBt6n hplassd ast9 tn9heS
"Der Pfeusse let 10 CitI guler wirth," and
will not fail to reckon every groschcn
Prussia has spent in the war and demand
! III repayment. TA
II had q lengthy conversation with NJ.
Thiers. He-inlormed me OF diplomatic
tourney he had performed through Europe:
Bio vent firSttO Tours then tp' Ra1tS1a49
arrit u v VasailIes d6 the Mst hlkS@ S@lt49
necessary powers to treat. Hc conferred
with Bismarck every day, and sometimes
twice a day, discussing the conditions OF
The truce. The first step toward tne i0r-
nation Of new government, II hostiil.
ties should temporarily cease, was TINT
| the election might be held and the Constt'
tutional Assembly convOked, which
would decide OH the form Of government
which she would determine, and the
question Of peace or war. TnierS IN
formed mo thAtitswas not trne that Engs
land had taken the lead sin athe .endeayor
to obtain tEt4is f6r n HE Russia II!
stood aloTof, but that the reverse Is true.
Thiers found Gladstone engrossetl In
Homo hffairs; he was indifferent tothe
was StfaIf Is m9d dle Rith ali6ms 9erah-
Vile is too much Of a courticr to
wound the German professions, and
that tho Queen neither seemed awake
to g5iIapSs i arising i1r Englan4
monarchy in theacentte 6Fp Europe. blt
they did not conceal their jealousy Of
Russia. There was no vexatton here when
Thiers informed US that he was going to
the4 asl leil. esi haE should ydtl 46S Rda
sia !" F"To try and find friends that ]
could not find here" answered Thiers. In
truth, at ST. Petersburg, Thicrs did find
kiffends. Who knows YhatS Russia would
MY sv ,,nt %2tE Nrmcd @ I sSe col,ld oniy give tho
WI w. ,S e Ior T., rorce and tlc action Of
Ms.sS ii.,,o,,,ao, ~ n Th;s Iroa cno,,Uh tn rolge
T,,.inLS 1er u'LStV' o,,3 ,nate %cr take the lead,
13i al.u ..sSnS ..a."o,. arrooI n address
nen she ,InE A,stris was ~Istl 10
datnaa,iIittle 1asse SSI DR. SipotFerwhoseisa
woatd AaEs delighted her but %hossss b az; q,
feat alarnled her. Italy, the least lf1eaaly' Y
ofalltthe0 powers y haToly SonGeaie9 teE
Fegfst at tpe iall oI y
1.-THE Army Of the Lo1te"s AhO1neE
story of 1ncompetenSy. I! u J
| New York, November ~
| A Tribune special from stlie sheadquar-
Lters Of the army Of Loire, NpEeMbep y 9Th,
Says: This army has increased raRlalSy, anu
fniimbcrs one hundred thouadhSE AFtillery
Is abundant. but harness 94ag geaaaIa1y arc
deficient Themen are Ye!l eq9lIppsH @nu ~
led. The ssNans;,,a5 ni'1o NJ
t9t out wny saey u wv @ tS1ss pSsi; pHnSoI$steI Il
SSneeassSte conc Fraac6 50 tbsmselv @1 @ 8Sn dSging
their nI fIont % nj sSlbois. intended II, ,attacE
mt M d;d mt because me movement took
x' ~ SHss IVA STIf ii hdlils 9fheir fall
,,os StH W. tss tfe interference Of tue
zS TS,;,sl 9STtSnsSI srTntnSI, S Witch insisted ION,
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