The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-16
Municipal Election Returns.
The Latest News from Paris.
Report as TO Provisions.
What the Worlds COrrespOn-
dent Says.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

rom LYONS announces that the munitions
soldiers Of the Garde Mobile have been
rried and three of them executed. The
town of Auxoune in the department of
Cate de Orr is nearly invested by the
Prussians.
Dole, November l4.-The Prussian
force at Cheoigny, about $4,000 strong,
have been recalled to Way in the de-
partment Of Haute Saon owing to the
recapture of Dion by the French.
1900 Prussians attacked this place yes
,erday but We're repulsed by the Ma
,ional Garde.
MARsEILLEs, November l4.-Returns
from the municipal election foot up,
Republicans 10000 Communicates
500. The city has been perfectly
quiet.
Special to the World.l
LONDON, November l5.-A dispatch
rom Paris, dated the 9th inst, says that
Trochu now has equipped 1850 field
guns Of new and improved patterns.
The organization Of the three armies,
into which the garrison is now divided,
is as follows: The first army, cem-
manded by General Clement Thomas,
consists Of two hundred and siXty-six
battalions, the national guard OF Sedan
taire, one legion Of artillery and ten
souadrons of cavalry. The duty Of this
forceis to garrison Euciente and ii num-
Der. 100000 Its cavalry is commanded
bv Colonel Zehoelcher. The second
army is commanded by General Ducrat,
andis divided into three corps. Thefrst
is commanded by Gen. Vinoy, second
bv Gen Senault, and the third by Gen.
Dexea. This army consists Of l35, 900
men, all regulars. It's duty will be to
make sortie or strive to force It's way
through the Prussian lines and join the
army coming from Soiree. The third
army is commanded by General Trochu
and comprises seven divisions Of in
fantry and one OF cavalry, numbering
10000 mobiles and marines. Its dnty
is TO defend the forts and undertake op-
erations near them. General Trochus
general staff is composed Of General
Schmetz, chief; General Guion, chief of
artillery; Generals Chaband and Late
our, chief engineers; General Walt,
chief of commissary. Eight divisions
Of the third army are commanded re-
spectively by Trochu, Sanman, DeLun-
cres, DeBeaufort, Conrad, DeHughes,
Larouence and Pathuan.
Trocku informed his troops in recent
speech that the whole German force
around Paris is only 200, 0,OOOmen spread
over circle OF 60 miles in circumter-
cnce and when the proper time has ar
rived he will easily break this circle.
An official report shows that the pro
visions are sufficient to give fresh meat,
bacon, bread and dried vegetables, in all
two pounds of solid food per day, to
each individual until the 29th Of Janu-
arv.
The Worlds correspondent at Yer
sailles writing on the llth says
Motke said yesterday-that Paris will
be able to hold out almost four weeks
longer. | deplore the folly of the
French in refusing to yield, and the
necessity for devasting the country.
The opinion of the army concerning the
entry of Paris comedies with that OF
Moltke. A belief prevails among the
officers that as soon as Paris Is occupied
majority of the troops will be quar-
tered in the city, and there remain all
winter experimenting the construction
of the assembly and keeping a wide
circle of the country under subjection.
While the army lately under Bazaine
will he brought back to France to be
used in strengthening the hands Of the
new strong government with which
reace will be made, at the head OF
which will be Napoleon. This is the
reason why Bazaine has been sent to
Wilhelmshohe, and of the continual
communication between Napoleon, the
King, Bismarck and the imperialists OF
England and Belgium.
Tours, November l5.-lt is rumored
that large body of Bavarian surren-
dercd near Arthenay yesterday.
Prince Frederick Charles is now
within five days march of the army of
the Loire.
The Prussians occupied Dole on the
18th inst.
A dispatch from Mezienes, dated yes
,erday, saws that force of 800 troops
made sortie there on that day and
disengaged body of Franc-T,reurs who
were surrounded at Prael. One hun
dred Prussians were placed hors dH
combat.
Tours, November l5.-A resolve on
the part Of the Russian government to
withdraw from the treaty OF Paris, Gre
ates profound sensation here. 1t is
said that the English envoy has gone
10 Versailles to demand of King Will
liam a view OF the matters.
A French camp between Arthenay
and Orleans is now strongly fortified
and armed with cannon Of long range.
This will serve as base for the army
Of the Loire
Advices from St. Peravy show that
there has been constant engagements
between the Franco Tircurs and the
Prussian scouts for several days past,
and many have been killed on both
sides.
New YORK, November ID. A
London dispatch says Odo Russell,
who was commissioned by the English
foreign office to bear to Versailles dis
patches expostulating against the Re
demption Policy of Prussia upon the
eastern question has written to Earl
Al L