The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-08
DETECTION In PARIS.

German -Unity-South Germany Asks
to be United to the North9
7'' LONDON, Sept. :.
The cities Of tue South German States,
including Carlsruhc, NayencG, Stuttgardt,
and Munich, have petitiOned for AnncXa'
ton to North Germany. The weather TO-
day is stormy and the rnin has been falling
in torrents.
VIESNE, Sept. Z.
1t isaSserted that the accession ofAus.
tria otlIc neutrallcagne isqualihed5lJy Q.
condition that mediation isprObiHiteds Y
Providing for the French Prisoners.
LONDON, Sept :.
The German StaIes, attthc demanded
Prussia; will undertake TO provide. for
so 900 Frcnch prisoners n, The rnta ot 0nG
to every five hundred Of the population.
Prussia Declines all Intervention.
ST. PETERsBuRGn, Sept. {.
General FIeury, rccspily Ambassador
Of Ffance, haS'fssigDcd and lolB tlle c6pu,
try. SSt. Petcrsbufgh Journals says the
Car shares every effort to lOCaliZe and
abridgc the war but Intellectually, rs Prns'
sin rcpels, any Intervention at oil rcstrain7
ing ths1feedOrn Objection. - - - s5s5
|, Halt or abe sPFussians. GO
PARIS, Sept, {.
The heads OF the Prussian column lIalt
apparently at Loan and Epernay.
UnsucccssGuI Assault on MOntmcdy.
LUxEMUURG, Sept :.
A terrific assault has been made upOn
tho Notifications Of MOntmedy. The
besicgCrs opened hot fire Of artillery
upon the city and nssailCd the works with
the bayOnGt The garrison repuIscd the
Prussians with great loss The Prussians
Withdrew frhm the neighhOrhpod and the
French remain at MOntmCdy. Shells from
tue Prussian guns fell within the city
setting fire to the houses lIalEot Mont
medy Has destroyed by the conhagrati0n.s
Distress among tue inhaOiants lsgreAty
The bombNrdment ceased after the rcpuIsc
o. '"' 't'G 10 Y Pans, Sept. :.
The bombardment Of OFMOntmcdy ceased
Yesterday. 1t is believed that the besieg.
ing force Of PFusslans have withdrawn.
The Attitude Of the Republic Defined
"a Policy Of Peace.
Paris, Sept Z.
A circular Just issued by Jules Favrc
contains the following points:
"Thc policy of France is peace, leaving
Germany master Of her own destinles
The King Ot Prussia had said that hO
made war against the dynasty and not
against France. The dynasty is gone and
France is free. Yet Is this impi0us war
continued. viii the King sllcO this re.
sronsibility before tho world and before
history. France yields not one foot of
soil; not a stone Of fortress, A shame
less pcarc means the determination Of our
cause and that Of Europe We are un.
llismaycd; the army is rcsoIutc. Three
hundred thousand cOmbalants can hold
Paris to tue last; they can hold tho city
for three months and conquer. II crush
cd, France will arise and avcngc 1t. We
Let Europe know that the ministry have
no other aim or ambition tlatu peace, but
war proving Inevitable, we will continue
the struggle, confident Of the triumph Of
justice. ,.... So,
LONDON, Sept. z.
Savoy and Nice will insist on restOra-
ton 10 Italy.
No efforts at mediation.
BRussEEs, Sept T-3P.M.
The neutral powers are unSdviscd Of
nny efforts HOF smGtIiation, nOtWithttand'
ing tho report that England has made en-
treaties to that effect
Tho Returned Troops MntlnOus.
PARIS, September T.
The officers Of the Gardc Mobile are re-