The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-10
THE WAR!
PARIS.
Orleans Princes Desired TO
Leave the City.
SCARCITY OF PAPER.
Speech. by Minister Washburne.
Prussian Cavalry Ten Miles from
Paris.
GREAT EXCITEMENT L,


PARIS, September 9.-Jules Favre
bas declined the services of the Orleans
Princes and begged them to quit the
city tor fear OF Implications. 1t is
again reported that the diplomatic
corps at Paris has gone to King Will
hain's headquarters in the interest OF
peace.
The Paris papers refer obscurely to
the new murderous engine contrived for
the defense Of the city. They also
claim they now have more than one
huadred thousand, armed men within
the walls. The neighborhood OF SolS-
son is still the westernmost point where
the Prussans have been observed
There is a great scarcity Of printing
Japer in Paris. Gahgaanfs NeSSeagc,
has been reduced in size, and it is likely
that other papers will he forced to fol
low.
The authorities at Berlin are conf.
dent that Russia will withdraw her pro
position for conference, in view OF the
persistence of Prussia.
1t is reported that owing to the crea-
ton OF the French republic, Austria is
arming again.
PARIS, September 9-Madame Geo
Sand has saluted the new regime.
MARsEILLES, September e.-There IL
intense excitement here.
A number OF members of the former
police force have been arrested as spies.
A band of women employed in to-
bacco manufactory, yesterday paraded
rhe streets singing the Marseillaise.
The authorities are taking measures
10 prevent any disorder.
PARiS, September 9.-The following
is an address delivered by Mr. Wash
burne to crowd OF people and soldiers
who came to serenade him last even
ing
thank you on the part of my Gov
ernment Tor the demonstration. shall
have great pleasure in transmitting the
thanks that you express with so much
cloquence for the recognition OF the
new Republic of France. In my COM
munication, to which you make such
kind greeting, Ihave but made known
the sentiment Of the President and peo-
pie of the United States Of America,
who take profound interest in the great
movement just inaugurated in France,
and will desire most profoundly ITS sue
cess and the happiness and prosperity OF
the French people Existing themselves
under a republican form of government,
they know how to appreciate its bene-
hts. With warm hearts and language
they felicitate their former allies on the
Accomplishment of pacific revolution
tree from all stains OF blood, and
claiming the sympathy of all lovers Of
true liberty"
Along the boulevards tonight were
many shouts Of "Nive United Stated
and "Nive Independence. The action
of the United States Government l.
warmly commented on in all parts Of
the city
Jules Favre called again to-day to
reiterate his thanks to the nation and
Washburne.
La France recalls the fact that in
lS4S the United States was the first
country to recognize the French Re
public, and she ia the first again in
1870.
Six Prussians who had not obeyed
the mandate to leave the city were I'M
prisoned today.
An official decree has been issued
convoking the Electoral Colleges on
the 10th of October TO choose Ma
uonal Constituent Assembly, agreeably
10 the provisions Of the law OF March
18th, 1919
Garibaldi has offered his services to
the French Republic
A corps OF foreign volunteers is or
ganizing for the defense of Paris to be
called the Battalion OF Friends of
France
Many thousands Of the Garde Mobile
arrived to-day from the Departments
of Marne and Normandy. They are
stout and hardy men.
The Sergeants de Vile have been
replaced by the Garde Civique
LONDON, September 9-Rouher, Per
-gny Baroche, Grammont and other
lmperialists, have arrived in England
LONDON September 9.-The -Prus-
sians are advancing on Paris rapidly.
Their cavalry is already within ten
miles Of the city Notifications.
The Northern railway was cut by the
Prussians.
The main body Of the army is within
thirty miles OF Paris. ..#
There Is tremendous CONSERVATION in
the vicinity of the capital, and great
excitement IN Paris itself.