The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-30

position Of tile Great Powers to guarantee
tlc French dynasty. p j. p @.'aH.'ii
The military articles in tic London
Times Which hGvc attracted some alten'
tton, arc understood 10 have been written
| by Gen. Burgoype. vp
French ffiGatds aYqI cruising h St.
PaTisians affect to believe TINT the up.
prddohing Ptussialis win bel at length
taken between two fires and exterminatcd.
King Williams suite at army headqpar-
tcs consists Of about one thousand per-
sons, among whom are the Court ,dignita-
rics, servants, attaches Of the postal tele-
graph service, members Of the engineer
corps; geographers, &c., mike tipthe rest.
BisnaFck's train isalm0sths large US King
Williams. i.Ps ..s,,, ...', a .,r,. /, /!
The London Times says, Paris must and
WILDE saved, but the removal Of the seat
otgovernment Is Indispensable, owing to
the ,pred6niinGnCe. there Of the vile
which arc irreconCilea6le'with the public
order and military movements The
Times questions the tactics Of MarshSl
McMahon' IN moving TO the northeast and
thereby leaving open the foad. tp Paris.
Hc might at least have threatened q de-
scent on the advancing cOlunn'aof Prus-
SLAMS; ,3 tls!.,' y. ,!.. .,.,, n r. SrlD {.
mittee; Yesterday, N. .!Thiers informed
the members that the Prnssians wonld
meyer reach the city .withoutR complete
victory over the French army, and even
then their stay would be short. : :. fa:'.. ,
The Irisll war fever IS still most intense.
Funds in aid Of. tho French wounded are
rapidly aCcumulating. in North Germany
Tho. barque Tizas, Capthin Weintze,
from PHILADELPHIA on the 10th Of July
oraTrerisburg, has put into Stamway,
Scotland, tof avoid capture by French l!snEll
cruisers: 3ILIvll. ~ yaIf
Generalia TroChu, Governor of Paris,
has issued proclamation ordering all
strangers, latfSes sof Countries not at var
withtE nthce dId hot natufalfSed citizeiis;5
to3e&Fc Paris Ind the Department ofltlle
Seine, within three days. They must
UuitFrHnoe or least retire some distance
on tho other side QfIthe river Loire. All
strangers,wh9 come, within ,thsrabo|ys IN
junction ahd d6 not conform to 1t, viii be
arrested and handed over to, the military
tribunal, unless special permission to re.
lhqip ia. ,reGeiYel from the, Governor OF
Paris. mon .sLy,C INA yISr',itGH na4a
u ou 81 ,oer.P PARIS, August 90. b
Tho 1sgfGurs this morning has the tol-
'SGsR SAs sRh;Satta6ts ot3McRIdhoanSdin and Bazaino
upon the Prussians, near Metz, may be de-
laycd for day or two, and the road to
Paris open, the arrival here Of tho Prus-
slams must be calculated rpon.1 Accord
ing to the daily marches about six days
will he needed; perhaps scouts will arrive
sooner. Il would serve no. purpose to
conceal this. The Ministry did its duty
when it warned Francethat Paris has but
to wait resolutely, making most OF the de-
Law. Above all1We must observe order:
The authorities are doing all possible to
prepare. Paris Tor the siege. We shall be
ready. We are confident Of the patriotic
courage Of our citizens tRtH and the future OF
rs Tho Opaton Ndhoncl says: "Palikao
must have entire authority during this
critical moment Hemust meet with no
interference from other officials; the ap:
thorities must be unit. The first cannon
shot will cause alcessation ofan political
differences"
This journal again demands the cxpul.
sion of all Germans from Paris. Paris is
debating removing the scat Of govern
nlert pending 3tAe fsiege, either to Tours
or behind the Loire. The enemy may be
before Paris by Wednesday. All plans in
Paris relate to The defense Of the city.
The Bois de Boulognc is filled with cattle
to be used rs food In case Of siege.
Wells, the Scotch aGronaut, has been
summoned TO the PIussian headquarters.
FThe Prussians are now in the valley d
Aubc and arc concentrating at soweneey'