The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-17
Papal ZOuaves at Liverpool.
ACCIDENTS IN ENGLAND.
The Parisians Over-cOnfident.
French Army Receiving Rein
fOfcements.
BaZaine does not Cling to the
Empire.

LONDON, October 15.-A deserter from
Metz reports bread and salt entirely ex
hausted but plenty Of other provisions
The Germans are now in Epinal to the
number of seven thousand. There are
about five hundred at Vaid.
Ten trains of cars, carrying Prussian:
to the camp before Paris, crossed the
Moselle recently.
The Prussians occupy the Heights al
Scissors and have fortified them.
The Prussians are in force at Meung
They have several batteries Of artillery
The Prussian reserves on the Rhine
are now moving northwBrd from the
vicinity of Bresock and Schelestade.
Gambetta has issued aeongratulatory
proclamation to the people, citing new
evidences of courage just given by the
Parisians. They are demanding every
day to be led on a sortie against the
enemy. They have already driven the
Prussians from STAINS, Dagny, Pierre
vile, Joinville, Bebageny, Creteul,
Basmendon and st. Cloud.
The north of France is alive since the
glorious affair at st. Ruenton. The
formal siege of scissors and Nerdun
has commenced, and the fact has al
ready been developed that both fortifi'
cations are well supplied with artillery
and experienced gunners.
Lieutenant General De Beyer, the
Baden minister of war, has been ap-
pointed to the command OF the Baden
contingent. The Prussian earth works
before Fort Mout Du Yalerien are irk-
some to the French garrison whose fire
is incessant. The Germans are gener-
ally passive and will remain so. All
preparations for a general lombard
meat are complete.
The sorties of the French at Paris
have all been successfully repelled.
A siege train Of heavy guns has just
arrived from Germany.
LIVERPOOL, October l5.-The steam
ship India, OF the Anchor Line, landed
two hundred and ninety Papal Zouaves
at this port yesterday. They were
taken aboard at Genoa, most of whom
are Canadians. They will be cared for
by the local committee till Wednesday
next. when they will be sent to their
homes.
LONDON, October ia dreadful ac-
cident occurred at Middehells ship
ward, near Newcastle, on the Tyne, yes
terdav afternoon. A large iron vessel
which was in course of construction
suddenly fell over, crushing several
workmen. Six bodies have been re-
covered thus far and six others are
visible but moi yet accessible. Besides
the killed at least thirty were severely
injured. The calamity created much
excitement at Newcastle.
LONDON, October l5.-The vessel
which arrived here to-day from Mar
Unique reports having passed, on the
18th of September, an American steam
frigate, dismantled
The Germans attribute the frequency
of railroad accidents to French
agency, and will hereafter impose con-
tribution ir communes where such ac-
cidcnts occur.
An early meeting of the North Ger,
man Parliament has been decided upon,
in order to make the necessary provis,
ions for carrying on the war. The
amount of money to be appropriated
has been reduced from l0O,OOO,OOO to
SO,0O0,000 thalers.
Among the imperial manuscripts
seized at the Tuilleries was novel, IL.
Illustrating the advantages ofthe Imperial
regime.
The official announcement OF the re-
opening of the port of Kiel has been
published, and mariners are warned
against torpedoes in the channel, and
other precautions essential to theil
safety are given. s~ ,-.....,
St Cloud must seem wantonly burned
hv the Partisan shells as no Prussians
were there at the time.
The action between the French and
Prussians proceeding the occupation o
Orleans, was very severe. -.
Six hundred pounds sterling has beer
collected at the gate OF Strasburg iron
sight seers since the Prussian occupa
ton of the city. This money will b
appropriated to the aid Of the German
wounded.
A correspondent Of the London Post
writing from Paris laughs at the shan
heroism of the people. Loud tall
without deeds and without hope OF any
Drinking, Dragging and frivolity ar
universal He says the Government i
as clustering, weak and incompetent a
the people. The Prussians say the.
will soon have rified guns capable o
throwing 800 pound shells five miles
A number of these ponderous proJec
tiles are on their way from the Baltic
LONDON, October l5.-Ridley, Son 4
Co., Liverpool merchants, interested II
the American trade, have suspended,
Messrs. Cardwell and Harcour
members Parliament for Oxford City
addressed their liberal constituents las
evening. They announced that tn
English militia would be rapidly SUI
piled with breech leaders.
The priests at Bretague are preaci
ING in favor of crusade against lei
tonic heretics.
Especial to the Tribune.l
LONDON, October 16.-A special CO
respondent of the Tribune at Berll'