The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-07
Great Rejoicing I'm Berlin.
The German Advance at Vincy.
STILL AT METZ.
Death of General Failly Denied.
Bombardment OF Montmedy.
PRUSSIANS AT RHEIMS.

correspondent telegrapns lroin DerliLi
Sunday noon, that private dispatch
from the Kings headquarters says
The Crown Prince resumed his march
on Paris the morning after the victory
Of Sedan Camps were broken and the
heads of columns were in motion al
daylight Friday. The King reports he
will send Napoleon to Ehrenbretzin
Metz is quiet. The bomhardment OF
Strasburg has been suspended. En-
thusiasm and rejoicing continue here
and throughout Germany. The streets
are full OF professions with banners
and music and singing. Wherever the
American flag is displayed the process
sions halt and salute it with the loud,
e<t cheers. Yesterday the schools
closed and the courts adjourned. Busi,
ness is suspended, and the people all
night long gave themselves up to re,
joicing. The entire press and public
opinion insist "On to P aris" Peace
can only be made there. No neutral
interruption or mediation.
A special correspondent of the 7ri,
bune telegraphed from Brussels Satsr-
day evening, that General Failley was
killed by one of his own soldiers.
More French soldiers have been
brought TO Namur, Belgium.
The Moniteur denies that seven hun
dred Prussians were sent to Bruges. :
A correspondent of the Telegraph
from Carlsruhe Tuesday says: There
is no doubt of the speedy capture Of
Strasburg. The Prussian General Of
fered to agree to an armistice of twenty.
four hours if the French General would
arrange terms!of capitulation at the end
of that time. The French refused.
The inhabitants are eager to surrender,
and the shrieks Of the women and child
rem are distinctly heard in Kehl. The
French not only shelled the houses in
Kehl but the church which had been
converted into a hospital, which was
fired and the wounded burnt. Nearly
all the villages in the neighborhood of
Strasburg have been destroyed.
PARIS, September 5.-General Low
enstein's corps, comprising the German
advance, has arrived at Vincy on it's
march to Paris.
PARIS, September 6.-Bazaine still
maintains his position at Metz, notwith-
standing the strength of the army
guarding and preventing his escape
fiom the fortress.
The total force now under arms in
France, including the Garde National
and Garde Mobile, is 100000 men.
1t is stated that Count Palikao and
NJ. Henri Chevreau, late Minister Of
the Interior, are in Belgium, having
fled during the crisis preceding the
de- liraration Of the Republic.
The corps of General Veny has
reached Leon, on the retrograde move
ment. The corps Of Veny is intact,
and falling back in good order.
LONDON, September 6,-The Prussians
are advancing on Paris by forced
marches.
Uprisings are reported in Italy and a
great war is believed to be imminent.
The deposits in the Bank Of France
are said to have been removed.
LONDON, September 5-Evening-
The Bavarian corps under General Won
Der Toun Rathsamahusen, have left
Sedan, which is now held by the Prus-
sian Princes. The forces of the former
will act as an escort to the French pris-
oners, which have been placed in his
charge, and which number ninety
thousand.
The death of General Failley is de-
MED.
PARIS, September 6.--The Minister
of the Interir has read dispatch, dated
Mulhousen, stating that the enemy had
appeared at several points on the Rhine
in that vicinity. The Garde Rationale
and other bodies were going to meet
them. The enemy had also appeared
at Neufchateau, in the department OF
Cole Dor.
LONDON, September 5.-The burning
Of the public library at Strasburg, one
the most useful and valuable in Eu'
rope, owing to the variety OF its treas
ures, seems to be fully verified.
LONDON, September 6-Noon.-The
bombardment of Montmedy by the
Prussians began on Monday. The
French army has been ordered to retire
on Paris
The Prussians have entered Rheims