The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-21
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The Berlin correspondent Of the Tribune
writes, September 10th, that Bismarck Is
busy 1t Rheims, settling various diplo-
matte matters relating to non-intcrvcntion
by Germany in, Italy. It is,agreel that
the Italians may occupy Rome, Savoy and
Nice, iflthe people wishlto renouncetlleir
allegiance The other European cabinets
have been notified accordingly. q
k NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or GERMANY
Was also considered. 1.-THE details have
been postponed for the present. 1t isub,
derstood TINT q common. constitution will
be given to all the States north and, south
Of tho Main alike, with ample guarantees
f6F healthy political and Economical dc.
yel6pneTitG 10 le9W isonH iaHshi'3SGS :
BAVARIA AND, DApEN DlsTIScELY DE
~ CErSE TERRtToRtAI ENLARGEMENT, i
Whle1 arguing thht Alsaetcs and lorraine
must ireturnto Germany 1.-The recently
appointed civil COMMISSIONER r JAlsace,
Won Klllwetter, has telegraphedy TOD the
boards II trade al ElncTrtSid and Bremen
for theft views Of the Influence upon Ger
manIinddstriaI interests aofstIie admission
of Alsace. and the Department Of MosGllc
into. the German Zollyerein, ,.;sra 3d5 u
nIsYARCK's DEMANDS TO LORD. Lyons
;" III. Mallet, second secretary Of the
British Embassy, who succeeded In get.
ting to the Prussian headquarters, return.
ed on Friday, bringing an answer from
Bismarck to, Lord Lyons, Before this
mission Lyons had asked FaYre whether,
If England requested an afhistiCe, = the
French Government would ywelcome
her, intervention. When this became
known to Lord Granville, Lyons
was politely rebuked. for his pains.
Bent on improving the situation, Lyons
then sent Mallet oman informal mission
TO Bismarck, notifying Granville after
Mallet had gone. Granville forthwith d.
reeted Lyons to summon AIallet back.
Lyons obeyed; but his messenger took the
wrong road. and Mallet later ssveralt fail;
ures in making hiswsy through the crowd
Of Uhlaps, reached The. King Is headquar-
ters. d Out Of all this succession Of. cross.
purposes grew considerable GOODNESS be.
tween Lyons and. Granyills.brl Mallet's
talk with Bismarck was plain and ito the
point n He asked for on ultimatplps1 HsNYe
Bismarck. GDismantled J" asked Mallet,
''No, replied Bismarck, STRONGER than
ever, Then suppose the French, Gov,
eminent finds your terms impossible r.
"We shall invest and starve, Paris, and II
that does not succeed we shall try sharp
err meanSm ,@Would you lombard the
city| Certainly, and burn 1t If forced.
The necessity IS sad, but how to escape
lt?'ai Bismarck Ia ked about Gladstone,
and Granville, ihnde their tinltd message
was tile reverse Of respected,
lnd6!d he did Gshot q hesitate = to let
It beiseeri tllat he cared nothing for the
efforts Of outsiders, and was resolved TO
settle all questions with France alone.
For Lyons. himself 0 Bismarck protested
respect and good will, !Ea6d cordially 'ad-
EiSed hifnItoigdt oht1 Of Paris while he
souldE TheWfitten answer sent by Bis
parck to Lyons was OCCIDENTAL; and has
iot been CLOSED, hut Lyons. intimates
hat lie thinks Bismarck means, to have
Paris tfnI his Hands before concluding
1eace, as the most cfcctual means Of en-
orCing his demands, Nor is tho Govern
uent ati he8rt confident t making aEsuc.
'esstul defense IA q HS
rRocHU PREDICTS A"'MAssAcRE, THEN
a ga;trAao lanai G 2HJtYgsIiu a5Iahg /
Trochu told Lyons ;hewould do his best.
1e added, "There will be q massacre,
md that will be followed byJanarchy."
phc Mnistcrslsfll utter brave words! !
= PRuss1A's ATTITUDE i
s still onslo6ressfve2 It-hhs como out
hat GortsohakoH1wasI asked by England
o Join in tho French guarantee for Bel
dunn. yEHefanswe red. aYes ifyouwiIl In ]
Jude Holland" i'''i' '''' ". p''S IL
5IwHkF MINISTER MOTLEY sGYssqE Hy \
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A dispatch. from Minister Motley, datcdH
london, Saturday evening, has been re-
eiyel ntl tho State Department AR.
i6tity lays tiie Statement tint Prussia.
eflsed to treat except with tho Regency,
ISL & FsaSteI iSlES. fGs3si pa sIys,
'bIects 10 recognizing the present govern
nent not bec6uSe7Of the proclamation Of
he Republic, but on tho ground that 1t Isl
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