The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-13

soon returned with two ladies, dressed as
sisters Of charity. One OF these was the
Empress Eugene. The Empress felt 50
strong that she was suffered 10 sec the
Prince withoutn or preparation. The
scene at the meeting Of mother and Child
was indescribable. The next day the En-
press was III. Dr.. Blackstone and sur
geon were summoned to her. 1t Is re.
markable coincidence that these medical
gentlemen are the same who prescribed
for Louis Philippe on his landing at Hast
ings, twenty-five years ago.
AN EXCITED CROWD ADDRESSED BY FAvRE
AND GASlDETTA.
.nr -5 PARIS, Sept 10.
Special to he Herald. Ha Fam.
An excited crowd was called together
in front OF the Hotel de Vile today by
the publication OF the statement that
King William Ind determined not to treat
with tho Republic, and in response TO re-
peatCd calls was addressed by Jules FAVre.
He said no such definite announcement
had been officially received. II, however,
such On action was taken, all France will
fly TO arms, and what is more the fight
for national existence will grow into u
war Of determination. Not Prussian
shall return homo to tell Of this last out.
rage. Favre was tremendously applaud.
ed. Gambetta, in few eloquent remarks,
declared the unalterable intention OF
France TO fight 10 tho last. In few days
we will have allies not in sympathy alone
but in men, and the armies OF tho King
Of Prussia will do well 10 look to the
safety OF their own throne. The God Of
Liberty and Freedom is on our side, and
no hand under Heaven can destroy our
young Republic. Various other speakers
followed, and the temper Of the people
indicates that they are prepared 10 nuke
any sacrifice in defence Of Paris, @
PEACE CONDITIONS EXAGGERATED.
BERLIN, September 10.
The peace conditions, US printed by the
Gazetted6 France arc grossly exaggerated.
Prussia demands no three thousand mill.
ions as indemnity or tho surrender Of any
portion Of the iron-clad fleet.
POLITICAL DIssENsIoNs IN PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, SeptcmberO.
Political dissensions are creeping up. It
Is anticipated that at the close Of the war
the leading liberals will issue a protest
md communicate IN address 10 the King,
declaring that territorial aggrandizement
and military strength arc not the sole and
best guarantees Of peace, but that moral.
ty, education and internal liberty arc the
true bases Of the future iatherland; de-
handing reduction Of taxation and the
term Of military service; an increase Of
the budget for education and ample sup.
port oil tho widows md orphans of the
war. .tr --M
DisapprObatiOn is expressed at the con.
sideration shown Napoleon. A cook,
chamberlain and retuine Of servants have
been sent from Berlin to WilhelmshUhe
to minister to the wants OF the captive
Emperor. He has in addition, sixteen
officers and forty servants. His own peo.
pie regard this force rs sufficient for the
wants Of prisoner. The Hessc journal
admonishes the government and people TO
show practicable sense. The silence of
death should surround the prisoner, as
around the graves OF legions who have
fallen during the war. In tho vast depart
ments once tenanted by his uncle jerome,
and containing many relics, he may pom
dor on his fallen greatness and the failure
OF his insane hopes to ruin and cnslOve
Germany.
THE PROSPECTS OF PEACE MORE FAVOR
ABLE.
New York, Sept. II.
A Paris special last night says the pros.
poet Of peace is more favorable. Austria
und Russia have consented to negotiate
with Germany ind have begun by insist
ing on an armistiCe. The ENJOYS OF
Russia and Austria have been authorized
in the name Of all the neutral powers to
protest against any Acknowledgement Of
France, md II intervention secures the
suspension of hostilitics an attempt will
bo made at once to adjust terms of peace.
There is great Indignation at Paris ut Earl
Granville's refusal to aid in peace negotia-
tons. His course is said to be inspired
by tho Queen, who approved King vii.
lilm's recognition Of Napoleon rs Emper.
or, and wishes to make the Republic i'm
possible.
The Germans Nre said TO have lost
$4,000 men in the battles around Sedan.
AsiNtic cholera prevails among the troops
besicging Metz. .,re Wa ,..tT
NAPOLEON WILLING TO INDEMNIFY PRUs-
STA ny CEssEoN OF TERRITORY. II
New York, Sept II,
A London special says It is stated there
for q certainty that Napoleon will Cede to
Prussia enough Of French territory to in
dcmnify them for tho expenses Of the war,
and that Napoleon has stated 10 Bismarck
that, had he not declared war Us he did,
the republican mob at Paris would have
hUnged him. The same correspondent
states the Parisians will not resist the
Prussian troops, but make the best terms
possible. r"
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES TO PREVENT
THE ESCAPE OF THE PORE FROM ROME.
LONDON, Sept 10.
Olozaga is attempting vAinly to mGdi.
ate, MS he insists on the integrity of French
soil.
1t is said precautions have been taken
by Victor Emanuel so perfect that the
Pope cannot escape from Rome.
"Modern American SpirituaIism."
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Your review OF the above work, in my
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/. You make her dedication say TO
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