The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-09
GERMANY.
The, ,Freueh RespOnslbIe for the Fate

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$ & III BERtrNy EoYembeEs.
All The Berlin newspapers, official and
Otherwise, throw tho responsibility Of the
impendlng destruction Of Paris QHs the
French, tho lattcrrhaying thus Bbsti.
nately rGFisedst6 recognize plain 4attsS
Suspension Of Government Order.
I.u BERLIN, November 8.
The Prtisstan Government which re.
Gently gavc orders for the restoration OF
the lights and buoys at the mouth OF the
river EIbe, has now countermanded those
orders, and the work will consequently be
suspended.
Those. Negotiations and their Fp-
/ CiHf hoS5osI November 81
Private alviccs from Versailles confirm
the account given by Bismarck Of the sus'
pension Of tic negotiations for an armis-
lice. Jules FuyIe, with Q majority OF his
colleagues, favor the scheme for the cleo
tion OF members to the Constituent AS
sembly, and urged the acceptance OF the
armisiice Us negotiated by them, but Gen.
Trocllu disscnlcd and carried his point.
A Gloomy Picture Of. the Popular
Situation and Feeling in Ger
many.
'''' LONDON, Nov. 8.
A number Of letters from the WOrlds
correspondents received to-day from which
we extract, tie l9pNing fearful distress
and disc0nteltS wlEioh nowt prevails In
Germany growing out Of the prolongation
Of the war, Of which the journals dare not
sneak because no mercy Is shown by this
military government. The whole country
Is morally and materially in the most
deplorablc condition, and 1t Is doubtful
how long public indignation can be
restrained by military discipline: Every:
where there IL dca0lAtion and tens OF
thousands arc in mourning. Prussia may
vet greatly injRre Fruncc, but she Is so ex-
hausted TINT she cannot conquer her. King
William must go on under the same CON
tlittOns rs did the Emperor after the Pat-
Ties i,6F tNe b 4t6S aGth tGrd 18Th OF August,
WliG.i~ li6 dared hot return to- Paris With
out cheering success to cdace previous
disasters. King William also seeks sue
cess before daring to return 70 Berlin,
otherwise Prussia's power will collapse
like the dreams Of the Emperor.
From Another Correspondent.
Another correspondent writing from
PerhEnan on the 4th inst, says that civil
war has commenced hero with frightful
scenes, The Colonel commanding here
was. assailed by band OF Reds and cut
down. The Chief Of the Gen d'AFmes
underwent the same fate. Made BordaS,
Mayor, wNs stoned TO death before his
own house. ! never witnessed sight so
horrible. Another gentleman was pur-
sued by the mob and killed with butch
eFs, hammera Tie National Guard are
assembling to quell the mob. All the
houses and shops are closed. General
Barral, who commanded tho artillery at
Strlsburg, was arrested ut Grenaole,Qn q
charge 'Gf treason &gainst the Republic,
and The ,m0hs assem6led before the a6n-
eraI's hotel crying out: "We are soyer-
eign people, down with the servants OF the
Empireh IE,Yas with great difficulty
that Barral wns rescued. from the hands
w wv fVOoSfA
prison. Haussine, Ex-Prefect Of Paris,
was arrested at his vile at Mes,
q The Journal SIes Dro6ts D% ,H6nlnto,
published at Mont Pelier, sets,a price on
Bazainc's and Napoleon's heads, and hos
opened subscriptions to pay for their as
sassination. nj, .r.ss.t 4. is.
The Worlds correspondent telegraphs
on the 4th inst, that tho Bank Of France
had issued rs franc notes 70 the amount Of
9,325, 900 francs since the siege. 1t has u
reserve Of $4,000 notes Of, 25 francs, the
call only requiring them to be numbered.
Ono hundred, and titty thousand new
notes Will be issued. It Is able to issue
laily'i0O0O notes Of % francs. y.
The director OF the Jardin Des Plants
has sold tho animals to the butchers Of
buffalo, and they bring high prices, On
the 3Ist ThIers'f hotel was surrounded BY
a crowd Of Reds, crying Down with
Thiers Y "Down with tho traitor y
"Down with the dupen " ,l'a1g
p.