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

WAR NOTES.
The most exciting rumOrs ore afoat
in New York as To the intention Of the
French revolulionists Aiter declaring a
Republic, it Is understood IN address will
bel delivered to all the journalists land
socialists and intriguerS d Europe to- rise
and upset thrones, and declare oil national
debts abolished. It is believed there are
powerful organizations in Italy, France
and Spain, and especially in Germany,
ready To rise against established order
and That Europe, by the end Of the year
may be federated Republic, with Its
capital in Switzerland; the present vast
armies all but abolished aud the burden;
some national debit !rcpntiatel. hi u \
IA Berlin tdispatcho fthe 7th says a
provincial correspondent announces that
great events may be expected, whose con
sequences will be Of the highest moment
Revolution at Paris renders mediation nu'
gatory. Del Bruck, President of The
Federal Chancery, has summoned the
King Of Prussia TO Berlin. 9rt "a
THE london Tines say that the
French republic inhCrits the wnr and Its
penalties. Prussia is ready TO make peace
in return Tor Metz, the Province Of AL
sace and German Lorraine. Better terms
than these France IS unlikely'tO obtain
If France refuses to treat upon the basis
of these liberal proposition, the Republic
will perish, because .Frenchmcn are more
Jealous Of their military glory than Of
their claim Of right, or Justice to others
Tho Journey Of tho Prince Imperial
from Dover to Hastings England, where
lie now is, was strictly private. Com
mandcr DupOis, who acts rs governor o.
the young Prince, absolutely prohibits all
conversation with, and denies lntroduc'
tons to him, on the ground tint extreme
quiet is necessary for the health of the
young Prince after the exciting events he
has passed through the last lew weeks
One Of the Princes suite states that lie
upon his arrival at Dover received q let
ter from the Empress, announcing her i'm.
mediate departure from Paris She states
with much feeling that her first duty Will
be to visit her husband. When that is
discharged, she will join her son. ..
1t is said that King William permits
only two foreign correspondents to be rep.
resented at his headquarters. One Is Mr..
Russell, Of the London Times; and the
other, Mr. Joseph b. Hance, Of the New
York Tribune. Mr.. HanCe for the lust
three years llas been tile private secretary
Of Minister Bancroft ut Berlin. XII
1.-The foreign markets for securities are
all lower on the theory that republic in
France will make endless complications
in continental politics, and TINT on al
sides Unusually large wnr(expenscs will
have I'd be kept UP for some fine
The English Government, in cOnnec.
ton with other neutral powers, Is about
to make an earnest appeal 10 Prussin to
conclude peace on the basis Of tue follow
ing propositions; French territory to be
held .inviolatc;. France y pay, Germany
1.-The expenses Olthe whrl general dlsarnl'
lhmeft Of France tlcstrddti on&OP oil forts
in Alsace and Lorraine. It is believed
these terms arc acceptable to the Republic
The London Times Of Wednesday
had several bitter articles on the absence
and apathy of the Queen and princes, who
are deer stalking while Europe is shaken
to it's foundation. The Ministry, with
their Herculean Efforts have succeeded IL
restraining Greece from hurting her Vasl
energies into the contest. This summa
rizes the conduct Of England, ut the 81
ipremc crisis OF Europe. These sharp 0hl
madversious in the Times had the ctIecl
to. bring the members Of the Cabinet back
10 London, and there is reason to BELIEVE
that England will soon take action to stoI
the war.
IA correspondent Of the Guardian al
Luxemburg writes that the garrison O
Metz is starving.
There is reason to believe from wha
has TRANSFERRED that the announcement Q
England's recognition Of tue Republic
was premature. The ibstrac tions'to Eprt
Lyons were IN ettsct 10 recognize the &c
tiials authorities under tliepeCulAr ciFcum
stances, but to refrain as far us possible
from any formal recognition of the gov
ernment official proceedings, y c
"A story is circulated that 100000
chassepots e.found inthe celIats Of thu
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Engineers are mining the Heights u
lIontmartrec Atithe Hotel de Vile OF
Sunday the portrait Of the Emperor wa
torn down, and that otahe Empressturn
cd TO the wall. Not word was spoken
against -Eugenie. u fF.S.A 1899 Ga
1-There is an ugly rlunor Ii, Paris thai
there are no balls to fit The CALDER oil many
cannon 'onthe Qualifications. RnRla
rOne- of : the, Paris papers says tn!
King Of Prlssih lids already STnhodnced
there that he willrequire leading capital
lists TO guarantee a sum Of 5000, OOO,OO'
francs. Among the names cited age tllI
Rothschilds, R0uland, Gllliera and Other
bankers and Presidents Of great railway
and other companies Of France.
Tho Paris ID Sotr gives q singular &c
kcount of the interview GpelYeen = klnEE
WNIiamand the Emperor NAPOLEON |
says the King behaved like brute, ant
hut for the intervention Of the Crow
Prince and Bismarck, would have hat
the Emperor shot.
,Yy-Somo objects wlhch-thc Empress lcf
in the Tuilleries in her haste Of departure
have been forwarded to her.