The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-19
Demonstration Around the
French Chambers Pro
Ii + posed.
Encouraging News from Bazalns
TestlmonIaI for MoNaahon.
Prussian Levies in Lorraine
and AlAaoe.. la
PAills August Is. Z

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hall Of the Corps LeglSlEtit obout +, y,
The GaRIO3 says this evening thAt dl4'I
patches have been received from ba4Atne,
but they must be kept secret o. yet tOI
prevent any hints Of the MaFahaIs plans
reaching the enemy. aea
Tho Fg1FO proposes tho, pIeaenIa lion
Of sword Of honor 70 MGMRhon, The
subscription started for that purpose y
already very large.
The, Chateau Cllamberd has been
placed al the disposal OF the authorities
by Count Do Chamberl as Q military
hospital. II contains 40 rooms 300 0t
which arc unhrniShed, and all have chin.
neys, and are admirably adapted
for the uses to which the noble 0WnerS
patFioticaily devote H.,
MF. WaShbuFne, tho American Minister,
fluids himself overwhelmed with the con
sequences Of assuming the protection Of
Prussian subjects,
The AUsntr says; All the military au.
tIlOriLles approve Of the retreat to Metz
Edmond About, the correspondent Of
the S0ir, describes tic entrance Of the
Prussians into SRverne, He says they do
not mnltreat the country people, but they
exact acquisitions OntOf proportion 70 the
population. Large sums Of money and
enormous quantities of bread, tobacco,
wine, beet and forage aro demanded at all
places. Where tho people resist the
PrussIAns they arc very i'cruCl, but other
wise they arc disposed 70 be orderly, quiet
and kind. Many peasants have Killed
their horses, 70 prevent the PFlSsIans TAX
ing them.
Gen. Trochu Commander.in-Chiefa at
PariS..He Issues a Patriotic Ad.
dress.
PANS, August 1s. Evening.
General Trochu, has been appointed
CommAndcr.-in. Chief Of all tho forces
at Paris, and has Issued q pFocI0mH'
ton counscIllng order and Calmness,
not only in the streets, but n spirit
Of resignation under the trials COnse.
quent upon the situation. He says
Franco must have tho demeanOr Of great
military nation, conducting It's own des-i
TIMES, and the government will gain tho
confidence OF the people by showing The
greatest confidence in them
He appeals to all men and to all parties,
saying he belongs himself 10 no party,
save that of his country, and declares that
all good citizens must by moral restraint
keep down those who SEQ in public mis-.
fortunes only ppOrtunity 10 satisfy their
own detcStable designs
LONDON, August 1B,
A dispatch from Verdun on tho 17tll
says: A great battle occurred at Mars
la.Tour. A largcnumber arc wounded on
both sides including the French Genls.
FrosSard and BataiIlen. A Large body
Of Prussian troops entered Briep.
The Prussian Captures Tuesday.
BERLIN, August 1s.
A dispatch from King William, dated
Pout.a- MOusson, August 17th, says: In
the fight here, yesterday, We took 1900
prisoners, II guns and eagles.
SchlesWig. HolStein Again.
BERLIN, August 1s.
The Duke Of schleswIg has issued .
manifesto imploring all Germans 70 slis.
pain Prussia. A'
The PrnsstNn Government allows only
one correspondent Of tho Berlin press at
the front Herr KleisSter, OF the BoEaeD
Hale, was selected for the place.
Teachers' National Association.
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