The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-07


and they anticipate DO disorder
Proc IanatiOn by the MnyOTOf Paris.
PAKis, Sept Z,
The Mayor has issaed the following
proclamation
HorEI DE- VILE, PAEus, Sept G.
CtrIzESs II have been called by the
peouls and the Government II NaiioOal
Defence, 70 the MayOrnIly Of Paris, while
waiting for you tn I've called To elect your
.mnniciraiily and take possession oi this
CITY Hall in the name VI the krpablle
which was the scene OI the patriotic
event Of I7g9, 1880 and lsIs. speak to
YOU now as our fathers did In l19!.
Citizens, the country Is In danger rally
around this PariSiRn municipality defend
ed today from siege by soldier Of the
Republic, "Vive Is llepubliquc"
IsIrucdl ETIESNE AIGAGO,
PARIS, Sept o.
Ganbet.n has issued proclamation ap.
pointing Edmond Valentine Preiec! Of
Strasluirg and for the department Of BaS
Rhin The country depends upon his
energy and patriotism to reach and defend
his post. All the police Of Paris have
been incorporated with the National
Guards,
Italian Troops in Rome.
II is reported that Italian troops have
entered Rome, =,
Prefect Of police, Kerarty, has placed
additional seals on the doors OF the CORPS
Legislatil,
Il Is reported that Jules Favrc has gone
forward 70 meet King William Of Prussia.
The death OF McAtahOn Ia cOntradicted.
lIouher quilted Paris last night.
Bazaine Holds his Ground.
PARR September ..
Bazainc still maintains his position at
Metz, Notwithstanding the strength OF the
army guarding and preventing his escape
from the fortress
Total French Force Under Arms
The total force now under arms in
France, including the Gardc National and
Garde Mobile, is7OO,OOO. ! s
Flight Of PaliRao.
| II is stated that Count PalikaO and NJ.
Henri Chevrcanbale, Minister Of the Int
rior, are IN Belgium, having fled during
the crisis preceding the declaration OF the
Republic, l,|{
The Italians Marching on Rome.
It is rumorcd that Italian troops, in
strong numbers, under General Codonva,
are marching upon Rome.
France Congratulated on her Pence
; f,Es fal Republic. 4.
LONDON, Sept. 8,
Declarations have already reached Paris
from Foreign Commissioners OF several
States Of Europe, congratulatDg France
on the peaceful and successful formation
Of the Republic. Republicans are already
leaving London In great numbers for
Franca Victor Hugo reached Paris last
night
Prince Louis Gone to England.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 0.
The Prince Imperial has lett Hanover for
England. The Empress Eugene arrived
in Belgium OH Sunday,
PARIS, September @,
The corps Of General Veny has reached
4 L0on on tic fetrogFadO movement. The
corns OF Gcnerll Vcny Is intaCt, and IS
falling back in good order.
Comments of London Journals.
England aud France to Declare
War on China.
z LONDON. September Q.
The 7Tnpes disbelievcs that the miracles
of 1893 will be repeated.
The Standard Of this morning says;
"Wc learn from reliable sources that
England, in conjunction with France, us
soon as stable government Is formed IN
the hitter named country, intends declar-
ing war upon China for satisfaction for
the massacre of the English and French
citizens lat Tientsin,. and demanding
Rnarantee from the Emperor OF China
for the security Of English and French
subject in that country in future
The Tines s4ys "the crisis may be post
poned for several months, but sullen sub
mission will be the end. The PrusSianS
are marching on Paris by forced
marches"
UprisinGs in Italy.
Uprisings are reported in Italy, A
great war Is believed imminent De-
l0Osits in the Bank Of France arc said to
have been removed.
Proclamation from the Project OF
Paris.
PARIS, September 0.
The Prctect of Police has issued the
following proclamation:
Policemen and inhabitants Of Paris
Al(er being for fifteen years crushed under
: cruel blows, the traditions interrupted on
3 the 18th Brumairc and Cd Of December
I, are at last resumed. The Deputies Of the
! Lc(t, uIter the withdrawal Of their col.
lcugucs, have, by u majority, proclaimed
the decree Of DechcancG, soon alter
, wards the Republic was proclaimed from
, the Hotel De Vile. The revolution which
, has lust taken place has been apaci6c ono
c II was understood that no French blood
: should flow except on the field Of battle.
! II has for its object, as in 1902, the rcpres'
T sion OF n foreign Toe; 1t behoOveS, there
! fore, the inhabitants OF Paris by tllelI
self possession and the nanliness Of theiI
attitude, to continue to show themselvc:
equal to the task that they and the nation
have undertaken. For this reason invest
cd Gv the Government with tho power
that have been so much abused undel
previous regimes, I invite the inhabitant!
. Of Paris to the exercise Of those pOlitica
! rights which they have just recognized, t
\ the fullest extent possible, consistent will
= \ wisdom and moderation, and to show
y France and the world tlatwC are indeed
worthy Of liberty. Our duty, in the cir
cumstanccs in which we have been placed
Is above alto remember that tho country
Is in danger, and that France, under th'
/. auspices OF republican liberty, prepares Il
vanouish or die. am certain that IN!
powers Willionly bC used 10 defend yo'
from the plans Of those who seek to be
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