The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-13
.GheqatelIige
THE WAR.
Further pIgpatches Of SUNDAY Night.

Further Dispatches of Sunday Night.
TIE UNITED STATES PROTESTING AGAINST
THE CONTINUANCE OF TUE WAR.
LONDON, Sept. II.
Three energetic dispatches have gone
through from Washington TO Berlin, all
against the continuance Of tho war.
REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATIONS IN ENG
LAND.
I'FETTsfI% LONDON, Sept II.
The London journals Of to.morrow will
surely belle the really formidable popular
demonstration which took place hero to-
day in favor Of the French Republic, and
against monarchy Mt home and abroad
These demonstrations were two in num-
ber-onc in Hyde Park aud one in St.
James Hall. At the meeting in Hyde
Park Professor BeesIy made speech,
vigorously denouncing tue imbccility Of
tho British government, and charging it
upon the Queen by name that she was
encouraging the King Of PRUSSIA to march
on Paris Tor the purpose Of destroying the
new. born French Republic. What the
frccmen Of America recognize and ap.
plaud, said Professor Beesly, tho aristoc'
racy Of England support-A Queen who
deserts her post to stiae and suppress.
The name OF the Queen was received
with u tempest Of Kisses. When these
subsidized voice in the crowd called out,
"three groans for the Prince Of Wales"
The response was universal and passionate.
The aspect Of the crowd at the time was
really appalling. In the meeting ut
St. James Hall, which was crowded by
persons Of better class than tho gather
Ing in Hyde Park, strong resolutions were
adopted, denounciDg The inconsistency OF
the Prussian advance upon Paris with the
solemn proclamation Of the Crown Prince
in August that Prussia made war not
upon the French people hut upon the En-
peror Napoleon. Prof Becsly spoke, say
Ing that England desired no dismember-
mcnt Of France; that il tho English Gov
eminent were honest, IL would be SO at
once, and plainly say to the King Of
Prussia: The Government Of England
has not recognized the Republic in France,
but the day was at hand when the French
Republic would be called 10 recognize a
Republic in England. 0dger read ut this
meeting 40 address from the Democrats of
London to the French Republic, which
was adopted. The feeling in this city
against the Government and Royal family
Is extremely bitter, and not only among
the avowedly democratic classes, but
throughout the ranks Of society," The
impression made by the the Times, and
other papers Of the same standing, that
the foreign policy of the Government has
been dictated by tho personal prcjudtccs
Of the Queen and tho interests oil her fam.
lily, has produced most dangerous and
general indignation. 8 n
TIE GAS WORKS OF PARIS LIKELY TO FALL.
INTO THE HANDS OF THE PRUssIANs.
LONDON, Sept. TO-
The gas works of Paris, located outside
the defences, are likely TO full into the
hands of the enemy, and reign Of mob
and terrorism therefore impcnds. The
attitude Of England Is unEavOrably re.
gardcd on the continent
NIGHT SESSION OF TIE GOVERNMENT
MINISTER wASHBURNE TO LEAVE WITH
THE GOVERNMENT.
SpSeldI 10 tie Herald.
LONDON, Sept. 10.
Alettcr, dated Paris 9th, says the night
session Of the government lasted until six
in the morning. A proposition was offer
cd 10 call IN Institutional Convention, so
as to impart formed authority to the gov
ernment. The Ministers divided on the
question, five voting for the convention
and five against it, and, according to
French Parliamentary law, the tic vote
decided the question in the affirmation.
Tho members opposed to the convention
were Gambctta, Pcllatan, Ferry and
RochcFort. tits believed the Ministry
will control the elections in their own
favor, having the army machinery In their
hands. 1t IS impossible 10 obtains fair
election.
Tho Democratic societies meet nightly,
and are cndeavoring TO organize. They
arc forming committees In Paris and
throughout the country. Their object is
to obtain power enough tO'cGrry ont their
extreme views The elect Of these
meetings are already manifest by the indi-
cations Of the determinations Of tho min
istry to place restrictions on tho liberty, of
opinion. Tho secret police arc tracking
these. meetings, and some parties who
attend them have been warned, under pre-
tense Of political intrigues, that they are
calculated 10 impair tho national defense.
Lord Lyons LEFT Paris yesterday. Olr.
Washburne leaves with the government
in dHy or two. y ..-
BARRlcADEs BEING PREPARED IN PARIS.
There is every indication now that
Paris will make terrible resistance,
though many still believe the contrary.
General TroclIu declares It the Prussians
take the city, the loss to them viii be i'm.
mensc. Barricades are being prepared in
the streets, and if the forts are tOkcn and
ramparts carried by assault, the fighting
in the streets will be desperate.
Jules Favre to-day declares his grounds
for stating that Austria would immediate
" aid France, If Prussia insisted on dis
rncmbermcnt. Water was let into the
bitches Of the ramparts yesterday. Last
night there were rum0rs Of tho breaking
out Of disturbances, md two batlaliOns Of
the National Ghrde aroI held in'readiness
for action ut the Hotel dc Vile.
REPORTED ESCAPE OF BAzAlNR FROM
METZ.
PARIS, Sept 10-Evcntng.
Thcrn Ia considerable cXcilement in the