The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-27
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Negotiations for the Surrender o.
Metz..Paris Defences Examined
by the PruSsians. t'D.S
BERLIN. October e5, |
S..' Ai,--N VIA LONDON, Oct. 80. 4
German negotiations with Bazaine fol
the capitulation of his army continue, not
withstanding the dtsapprOHal OF the
French Government
The military authorities before Paris
have successfully examined the detences
Of that city by means Of balloons. The
Paris and Orleans Railway has been near
" restored. y, y.,t
: Tic Prussians refuse further paroles "a
cIbtured French officers, because It has
been ascertajnei that many titus released
have resumed service In the French army.
The Germans on their westward march
gutted the city of Besancon. 1n,the De
DlFitmcnt Of Doubs they took tllirty:seven
coaches filled With wounded French sol.
diers. The German troops are apparently
concentrating Rt Rheims. The French
COMMANDER at Yerdun has sent 0 defiant
message 10 tie Prussians. The Germans
refrain from attacking Amccus; their
troops at BeaurNes and Scissors are re.
tiring toward MezlereS. The town oi
Chateaudun has been literally destroyed
by the Prussians. "f7 'H' .6sf,i 4.
Meeting Between Theirs and Biss
marck Arranged.
.isfSa MI igoB AIIoNDoN, ,R0ot! 90:
The Pal Mall G1zette announces that
a meeting between Thiers and Bismarck
has been arranged, the government at
Tours having accepted the principals ol
the armistice. .Jy5it ~ a,5 y. Y VI
TrOchu made another attempt to force
an outlet near Issy on Monday but was
repulSed. lsou oH( a,9I9'ls'3
-5.q tAFrench Loan Decreed. ~.
g"f5. 7t@ ii.rit' ToURs, Oct. 80.
An extra edition of the M0nitsur appear.
ed last evening containing o decree for
tho issue Of q loan Of $50 millions francs
ON Thursday the 9Th inst, under the
titlG of ~ loan for the National defence" ."
Il Is confirmed that Garibaldi has sue
cessfully attacked the Prusstans. AdviceS
from IIarseilles show that disorders are
still prevalent there; even the authority
Of Esquiras Is now denied. At Lyons all
Is quiet. The National Guard have great
ly assisted the local officers in preserving
order. Itwas rumorcd last evening that
the Prussians were evacuattng Orleans
yesterday. .oa u K, flaagr rglb i lg3
Troubles Increasing at MarseilIes:
LONDON, October go.
Troubles at Marseilles are, increasing.
The Red Republicans are largely in the
ascendant and in. open rellion against the
Republican authorities at Paris and Tours.
They haye even gone so fir as to offer q
reward for. Gambetta's head. Gustnve
Flourcns has been finally discharged.
Dispatches from Tours, Tuesday evening,
state that the sending Of peace negotia.
tions are duo to the initiative taken by
Great Britain. "A free pass for NJ. Theirs
to enter Paris Is not expected for q week
or ten days. Notwithstanding the French
report OF the German evacuation OF Or
leUns It has been asCertained that tue city
Is still occupied There are no indications
Of On immediate advance on Blois and
Vendome. .,1.af G. f1f ad'
The Desolation Around Paris.
oa- t LONDON, October 90.
Paris Is gtrdled with ruin. Tho coun-
try outside tho walls, for miles, Is desolat-
ed. The q. s. steamer Franklin has been
repaired ard left Portsmouth for Spit.
head, where she will take on ammunition.
&c. .ag.7,E VI;rasy
BallOoning from Tours to Paris.
! 0-' fa igl tT0uRs, October 90.
Yesterday the balloon which the
authorities were trying to dispatch to
Paris, was carried against tree and bad
" damaged. Another effort will DO made
tomorrow. a messenger from tho gov
ernment, who has important news to conf
municate, will essay tho hazardous ex-
pertinent Of visiting Paris by balloon.
Fire to be Opened on Paris the Goth.
( y 1raa rno LONDON, October 20.
The Prussiaus again announce that fire
will be opened on Paris the 29th.
One thousands stoves have been order
cd for the Prussians bcsieging Metz.
General Cambricl claims a victory for
the French at Chatill0n Le DUO,
The French regard England 8 last effort
at mediation with extreme distrust .
with Bazaine Abans
. a etss dOneds u1'
caals Dl.pateh to Mw Trk Hsraid. 81,
r LONDON, October 90.
A dispatch has been received by our
at Berlin. from Metz Which
states that all Cndeavors on tho part Of
tho Bonapartes, through Bazaine, by
which peace could be restored on the ba-
sis Of the Empress becoming Regent, have
been abandoned. All hopes of. peace are
therefore at an end, and peace can only
now be gained by tho intervention Of
neutral powers.