The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-06
THE War IN EUROPE.
new DISPHlSATlON III FRANCE.
THE EXPIRE ENDED.
EugeIne to LeayeP Paris ct Once.
a BIoodless RevoiutIon.
The Government in the Hands OF
Trochu and the Chambers.
Paris to b Defended to the Last The
City in aFernSnt.
Grand Popular Denomination.
The War to be Pro ecuted.
81 10 ~ 49, s.-a.s's ~ .
The Prince imperial also q
Prisoner u s'.,2
The Prince imperial also q
Prisoner I ~
NapOleOn's Residence Assigned
l2o, 900 Prisoners at Sedan.

Napoleon uoslsAoA44U0 4A's'' l,i1 -
10000 Prisoners at Sedan.
The Popular demand for the Abroga"
tion Of the EmpiEe.h dflf
n PARIS, Sept 4T77-6A..N.
Manifestations were kept up during the
entire night Ths crowds demanding
.tis DeGh6 A6cGS Gen. TrochTGhS bho1t'
I'd for, and on appearing spoke 70 lhs
crowd, saying he had taken an oath, ana
n an honest man he could not break IT.
die chambers must answer them A.
midnight crowds assembled before The
Corr LerislatIf building and shouted that
tho Emperor having flllen, into the hands
5oF the enemy, It was time for the people 70
FIso and chase out the invAdeR, The
Corps, however, adjourned TIL today. AS,
surSnces having q h1i giTeU .9la
the day should not pass VAIL
out some determination worthy Of
Franco. Later In the evening 2 large
crowd assembled on the Boulevard Conn
Nauvelle, paFadlhE and shouting = De
S,canco and spViye "a France" They
were charged by the police, who used
thelr flre arms, and Il Is reported that
SOlne ol the citizens were mortahyi wound
ed. At this carly hour In the morning
great crowds 4Ge IN the street., ,Sanq tp9
fOufnhls hfe sought for with extreme
ayidjtg Tho popular agitation ia very
great, and the feeling against the invaders
angularly unanimous u Jess.
= PARIS, Sept. Moon.
An enormous crowd Is now about the
Corps Legiglatir building where the Depu'
ties arc 10 meet at one O'clock. Military
precautions .topreServe order have been
t9ken on large scale though the, people
do NOT seem Inclined TO rIoting. They
are much excited and demand tho De
cheance, The mass Of people from al
parts Of the city are going towards the
|1eg.slatit building shOuting "a "a Cham
IN, n ssD echeapegPs &G, iThouSands among
the ! aromembBls q the National Guard
WtleiWiAbFtgGI pin in flls slggli9g
nv, - -
iailt bdlldiag Il 9 hop d ne measure.
Repottsa pssth ii Il 6llahon.
Htiseporled that McSrahon Is dead,
Police Dlsarmed by the POpuIace'
PARIS, Sept. 4.
A crowd meeting 4 squad Of police
shouted "Vivc RepIbllquei' those Of tAt
notice who did NOT respond were immedt
StcIvlj ljdiSart8Isil Nv. thes sbe0ple rand thetl
Ifw6rCis broken They were then allowed
Eto 20 unarmcd apd unharmed. The
Bo,iIevarls arc almost itnpasslblc on nc
count Of tho .ercRdS q. people ~
| National GuAttth hd5 sdcc eded In psesefV
ling order 90 fafs in .6Ad oE sthe stcets
laTpa crowd was upon the point ot tcartuL
down representation Of the American
eSgle. thew soon ascertRined their mistake
tRnd shouted loudly, "VivC RepublIqu'
Americini6. ;IIhe poliee an nollQnBe Be
ID I'D seeIion ili9 Streets SgfS ". w Nv
LittIe Louis also q Prisoner:
lgs ' LoNDoN,Sept 4.
An Amsterdam telegram reports jh
I Art Nm 6ncement thai The Prince 1mpe
lfial .etsapea int6 81 gei5 esfEe eq hs 8,
too, surrendered II Sedan With me Enpe
ror and McMahon's army. The to1a
number OF prisoners by this Surrende
reaches 120,09p men, qfI,@lOiiH Ia.
The News In Paris.
PARIS, Sept 4-MldnIght
As5the proclamation otthe Minister
abrouncinT The capltulation Of MCMRhonl
oSr'{S1 iSS,1 fhe canture Of Nap6leoh bt
A comeg known, the excitement among "a
beoplc becomes ind 5etiba6le. :,
All the evening great crowds occuPle
tie Placa H6 COnCOrh6 Stl beng En1N'
4 nat stormy scene had taken place y
ne Corps LegISlatif The story OF IL
Sspture Of tho Emperor was freely cireE
Iatoi hi was NOT credited ~ vas q
III a 3hatSS 5d5cA AHpIAp hid been q
nounced. and d secret meeting was bein
i! beld, Crowds Rn3iou9l NatteqE new
There was 1 large police torcc -on IN
grounds, but there was no violence an ~
I. Al last the crowds separated, AZ Ehls nSs ny
I many Of thu streets are er3wde9 w;
anxious ndIoxeitsa lpeople, but there y
/ no disorder. .iri!"' w Z,
!, b The EnRifs Ended, ao1 /
,rtss's rIVAsHrss y sepEttlsdnsBl,sif: tlds i |: 8
: Minister Washburne telegraphs to u
!, Department OF .statB that the Empire
tehded and that the excitement Is tntcnS
. In PSISST f7EIak Jhi robin Snnil ~
Vale Eugenle.
sb,aos % ~ EFsnIHg 76l'gram.
Tnfrn4,9 [PARl9, sSPt1fS
The AmbkeA ! Etgenle )haVdns TRehtNt
assurances from the PruSSian governmel
IhRt she will not beslrealedg asa prtSone
4 ms consented 10 Join her husband and g
Who has also surrendered With bis fethI
A. Sedan. She will leave for Prussia
! soon as her arrangements can be peFiec1e
|. Trochu Dictator ,ysu
Cen. TrUchuwilI at once be made ten
i noTSry Dictator, and Paris will be deten
lea 10 thb blasl jcHt ftG.7iiE
D FFeneh TroopsfR Belgium. :
N A di,patch dated Brussels, septemb
liE9 received Ia this city tlis mornin
7 Stn,eS that 1900 French troops wi
8 8 cSnnonS, eagles and twelve 9nnd5l 9l
9 h6rges had crossed the Belgu
9 frontier and laid down their gur
+ Montmedy and StraSburg.
A demand had been made upon Nor
for tho surrender Of that town 9i
!. TSrFigon, which was refused. AnoIh
!. dispatch, dated CarleSruhe, September
4 StSteS That on the previous day the cell1
y Al strasburg had been inundated BY =
Z TilinQ OF the Rhine, causing great Su9'
and destruction Of propefty y
magnificent Cathedral, 20 much admir-