The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-09
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
FRANCO.
Arrival Of Balloon News-.-The Par.
iSan Troubles Of PRriss.-ROChes
fort Quits the Provisional
:. Government and Intends
= to Resume Editing.


-t.'s ii2F7's LONDON, November ..
The latest balloon from Paris brings u
number o.. the BTgGTOOf the 4th inst, con.
tanning q letter from Flourcns, filing two
columns! and giving q descfiptionof tho
events Of the 3lst Of October. v! The ar
REST OF numbers Of the Provisional Gov
crnment was not terminated by force, but
by an agreement concluded between Drian
and Sc6Rlleher, on one side, represents
lives Of. tho Government on the other,
and subsequently ratified by them and
FIourcns. Tie agreement was that the
elections for COmmlme'sh take place
on Tuesday, under the direction OF
Dorain, and sthc election for tho new
Goyernmentr on Wednesday, % proye
I'd 0ours friends an" parLisans Of the
Government that We were Of one mind.
We agreed TO leave the Hotel dc Vile
together On, tho other side the agreement
w9s completely fulfilled, tlic members Of
the government remaining In our custody
were released. We quilted tho Hotel dc
Vile in their, company. The peSt morn:
'libgalt these sNctsi pledges EweFe Violated
the Commune elections were postponed
or abandoned, and there will he no lay
en- lpqSSe, The letter concludes: "Do you
then wish for civil war IN order 70 repeat
nj Paris the disasters Of Sedan and Metz. "
A Paris journal Of the third publishes
Remi.otlioial statement OF itlIe reasons Tor
lIOcha0rt'sl tetiremett-htSt, being the
failure TO hold tho Commune elections, and
second. the government did not consent
to tho armistice negotiations k"cheIort
Is equally allicnatGd from Flourens. party:
Favre, l'Th66htt, and five other members OF
the government, wrote to Rochefort. ask
ing lin 10 return, but he refuses. lie In
tends to ppblishla newspaper.
A statement from Bismarck about the
Break iarNegOtiatiOns for an Ars
mistiCe. In
LONDON, NovcmberS.
Bismarck has furnished the following
explanation ofthe rupture OF otfnegotlalons
duraiiS armtsticcs 4'lic French %Goveftl-
ment having declined, through its repre-
sentative, Thiers, its ability to accept the
German offer on the basis Oi Stahe
Queen. The Count proposed that the
French name time for holding tile cleo
tions for the Constituent Assembly. The
Germans promised TINT in such event ab-
solutc freedom Of elections should DC, re-
spectcd, even In uie territory now occN'
picd by the Prussians, Thters thereupon
Withdrew to the optp0sts to consult tavre,
but nj length rctufhetl'to Versailles with
nut power tp accept the German terms.i
An Order from King William.
King William has issued m order TINT
no person will hereafter be allowed to
enter or leave Paris. A few passengers
llaye lust been captured And1' Elll I btc
courtmartialed for violating this order.
The Fatnity of the French Leaders
Rebuked. ...:f
iitA VIENNA, NovenlberS 81
A correspondent asserts that the French
government acts as If It were unconscious
Of defeat, It's tone and manner Is the
satle as If 1t had been victorious, and
were now before tic cltylof BerlinS i
Minor Military Operations.
tg. VRRsAILI.Iss, NovemberS.
General Tishnow,, reported to The ptus.
sian headquarters hero yesterday that his
division lind rcpulsed the Franc'ticurs
in several chgag gelnents Cn tho 2d inst. be-
tween Colmer and Belfast. Hc reports
also tho occurrence iOr several skirmiShes
at Rougelorty and Petit Magny between
the Pruaians mud ,Garde MOBILES, i4
which the nfrcnch lost five officers and
ono hundred and three mon. The French
fortress at Belfast was invested on Thurs
day, Connection with General Werdcr
has been re.cstabllshel. b X H. a.s &.
Communication Going On:
LONDON, NoycmberS.
Metz l,as been made the Capital of
the German 1oticringen.
King William Holding Back on the
Bombardmcnt of Paris.
There Il reason to believe that the
bombardment of Paris will not begin for
two weeks. king " illiam reluctant to
destroyBO trandA city, and j giving the
French every opportunity to negotiate for
peace. II Is said that Baron HausmNn has
been arrested, "a q ttTtSFt
Attack on the Army or the Loire.
roai,EQ,LoNDoN, November 8.
A dispatch from Tours, dated at 0
o'clock this morning, says Last night q
Prussian Column, with two batteries and
| 1900 cavalry, attacked the ontposts Of
tG6 army 81 tho Loire at. PossIy and
Laurent Des Bois The French, REIN
forced, drove them. beyond Valleria, The
Prussians left their dead and rwoundedIon
the, field, and we took sixty:tour prison
crs. Our loss Is four killed and thirty:one
wounded. !. sif'4l o (
oHira Battle near Orleans. s,
r,4 ToURs-Rvening- Nov, 8.
A general battle; was fought to-day near
Orleans and all the ambulancGs here
have been sent 70 tic front, No news
has yet arrived Of theresult OF the fight:
ing. stC
II Yerdun Capltulaless 1lsIl
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