The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-09
THE WAR !
PARIS.
The Republic Recognized by
the United States.
Prussians Expected Oh Fri.
day.
Letter of Washburne RecOg-
nizing the Republic.
Ambassadors to be Appointed
10 London, Vienna
and Berlin.
McMahOn's CapituIatiOn Ow-
ing TO Treason in his
own Ranks.
Foreign Ministers to go to Prus-
sian Headquarters.
The Baltic Fleet Accept the
Republic.
McMahOn's CapituIatiOn Ow-
ing TO Treason in his
own Ranks.
Foreign Ministers to go to Prus-
sian Headquarters.
The Baltic Fleet Accept the
Republic.
The TuilIeries Declared Ma.
tiOnal Property.

afternoon Minister Washburne had an
interview with Jules Favre, at which
he announced that the American Gov
ernment had recognized the sister re-
public OF France Favre was much
moved and grasping Washburne by
the hand he exclaimed, 81 receive the
notification with gratitude and profound
emotion. 1t is reported that Louis
Blanc, Leiru Rolien and Duiraisse
will he appointed ambassadors to Lon
don, Washington and Vienna respect
iyely. .
PARIS, September S.-Every French
army is now overtasked with making
and repairing arms; those on hand be
ing generally worthless. Not single
French flag was captured at Sedan,
one of the officers burned everh flag be-
lore the capitulation was completed.
The Journal De Paris says: All
theatres have been closed The
Prussian are expected TO appear before
The walls on Friday, tomorrow.
Many soldiers who escaped from Sedan
are arriving here. Some batteries of
nitrailleuses and body Of cavalry
uaSsed through the streets to-day.
Jules Favre has received Il decision
q; the entire Paris press.
BOurse is decidedly firmer. The
ast price OF rentes was Is francs and 40
Ccntlmes.
BRUSSELS, September S.-Count de
Palikao is at Namur where throrgs OF
French prisoners are passing hourly.
PARIS, September S-The Prehet OF
lIautmaine announces to the ministry
that st. Deriere has been occupied by
the enemy. \ force Of about 20O0 has
also appeared in tront.of Laon, and a
detachment of about 5000 Uhlans was
rcpulsed there by the Garde Mobile
which occupied. the citadel. The com
munications between Paris, Thaun and
Mulhause has been restored, as well as
the communication between Paris and
Merires 1t is reported here that the
garrison at Strasburg yesterday made
successful sortie, killing large number
OF Prussians. 1t is said the Prussians
have been decimated since the seige
began ky the fire of the garrison.
PARIS, September S.-The Journal
QRciel of the Republic prints letter
from Mr.. Washburne, American Min
ister, declaring himself authorized to
recognize the French Republic and to
offer the congratulations Of the Amer
lean government and people, who hear
with enthusiasm of the proclamation
OF the Republic and offer every sym
pathy to the great movement, which
is big with results and happy for France
and mankind. The letter, after recall
ing the traditional friendship between
the two countries, closed with congrat-
ulation on the spirit of Jules Favre, as
Foreign Minister.
To-day General Vinoy appeared be-
fore the Ministers and furnished expla-
nations of his late march toward Paris.
He affirmed that he was closely pur-
sued hy the Prussians duriEg the whole
march.
The committee of Defense meet per-
manently.
Nearly all the deputies OF the major
ity in the Corps Legislatif have left
Paris.
Gambetta. Minister of the Interior,
saws that he issued a circular 10 the
Projects Of departments, bidding them
TO think only Of war, of restoration, OF
calmnesS and security, which are now
alone productive OF strength. Postpone
every thought, SAYS NJ. Gambetta. save
that of conditional defense.
PARIS, September Sit is cOntem-
plated TO appoint as Ambassadors to
To London, Vienna and Berlin active
members OF the party of the Lett.
No call for universal suffrage will be
made until after the war is over. This
seems To be the sentiment o. the Paris
journals. . ...
The French Ambassador to Constan-
tinople has resigned.
The French Yacht Club give half
million francs for the wounded.
PARIS, September S.-Reports have
been received from all parts that medi-
alton in the affairs of France and Prus-
ia is contemplated. There is no cesa,
ton, however, in the efforts for national
defense. 1t is reported the committee
installed IN Lyons think OF resisting the
Government because it is too moderate.
1t is understood that in case OF medIa-
ton Lord Lyons. English Minister;
Chevallier Negra, Italian Minister !;
Senior Orlozaga, Spanish Minister, and
Mr.. Washburne, American Minister,
will 20 to the Prussian headquarters.
Special to the New York Telegram.l
LoSDoS, September S.-Advices OF
an official character have been received,
to-day, from Copenhagen, state that
the French Baltic fleet have unani-
mously accept thenew Government
The Paris hospital flag, white with