The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-25
r,r,i.h Jealousy of America.
y,s.ia Acting independently
for Peace.
,ySERTERS FROM METZ.
, French Loan in England.
Recent Advices from China.

r.,r.> October 2l.-lhe German
now investing Paris have appro-
ned one days pay to the fund for
.., r,,ief Of the sick and wounded.
mount thus collected aggregates
ham, halt million tnalers.
hi. asserted vaguely that the French
.,,4 csr,urel and taken into the port
.. nYrLfrk three large German steam
rr.
ra. .a.i there i no evidence in ex-
....., of Napolcons having accnmu-
ala vast private fortune.
..-rc,poudcnt OF the Standard Vi
...y notes the cagcrnes~ of Bismarck
.....,, the American officers of the
3r.u.ancr corps and the people OF the
I..r,i states. while totally indifferent
the English.
r.e TI,qr1ph i confident that the
.-,ro,ei French loan Will he eagerly
.as.n here.
n !, iuiimated that Russia is not
.n.r, England. Austria and Italy in
.-.- efforts to bring about peace, but is
actin, independently and ener@etically
81 the same direction.
Eaimhaeu, who saved the Cars life
sl,n the attempt was make TO as,asSl-
..,r him by Berezowski, in Paris, on
.e t.h of June, 1867 has ust gone
.-rm WIIhclmShohe to St Petersburg
secret mission from Napoleon.
Nr-ardo. editor Of the Paris Gav'ois,
.a, been arrested near Versailles 10y the
?ra->Ians.
p.,.r,crs from Metz are so numerous
,4, the PruSSian commander before
.a, city has been compelled TO issue an
,!rr declining TO admit them within
.ar Prussian lines.
The Times. in an editorial, praises
rar courage displayed by the Prussian
L.,lwchr before Mt. de Valerian, on
ne 22i inst
I, /, said that a basis OF peace is
.kr'v to he accepted 10y Prussia : re-
nuncia;ion of territorial spoilation from
France on receiving LuXemburg. II is
rrro-,el further that afe conduct has
.r.r issued for Thiers to enter Paris in
r-le- 20 obtain the acquicscence o! the
rayrrnment
LONDON, October 24.-The Times says
'.la. Balaine, when offering to surren-
Ir- demanded for himself position
which would probably have enabled
Gm to take prominent part IN the
-y,,oration Of order in France after the
conclusion of peace.
General Bower, on leaving Versailles,
Went 10 Luxemburg to meet Raimbeau,
who had previously been to st. Peters
nGr. 10 20 a. an envoy TO Napoleon at
Wi.hclmshohe.
LONDON, October 24.--It is said that
I1urirn. agent of the French Govern
mrD', ha> arranged a loan here with j.
: Morgan IL Co, bankers, for ten
million pounds at six per cent interest.
i,i- believed that the loan will be
p:ompily taken.
ST QUENTIN, October24 via LONDON.
This city was evacuated Yesterday
anil the siege La Ferte also abandoned.
The corps under the Duke OF Meek
s'NuTE, l. returning 10 GarlS.
The mutiny among the scissors prls-
ogtrs has resulted in bloodshed. There
We're seven Mobiles killed and three
wounded.
LoNDoN, October 2i.-At LuXemburg
permanent committee has been con-
,Utel to defend the neutrality OF the
Dlchy. The population is indignant
Al the disposition Of the Tours Govern
ment To ceie the Duchy to Prussia in
stead Of Lorraine
LONDON, October 24.-Dates from
IIen .rsin, October 9Th, have been re-
criyci The Chinese army is in motion
and has already arrived at Toxin. The
Tort, in that neighborhood are armed
and provisioned. The Catholic Chapel
ii Fat~hon has been barned by n mob
r' natives.