The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-17
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NEwrY YoHg, Septic.
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graphs.
=" ut doesnot appearrthnt, the PrussiaDI
are in any great force directly befor(
Paris. Theirl lmaln; body lseenls 10 b
stretched IN d kind OF, semi:circlc tfon
lNflliers Cotteret, on tile mort l-east, ID
AIelun Fand Fontainbleau, on the south
east 'of the capital, and from Chateau
Thierry, in the rear Of Meaux, !, on the rail
way to Troyes. The resolute refusal O.
Scissors to surrender certainly etnbafass
es their operations tor the time i, ~ is3i6s
The Reported Escape from Metz,
"There Is q curious rumor Of the escape
Of Marshal Canrobert from Metz and:ol
his advance upon Sedan and Me7ieres
menacing Rheims and Laon,t and the
Prussian flank. 1t is not expected that
the Prussians will attempt for some days
to begin a@serious bonbardilment Of The
works at Paris ( ; G...... ,suul;.aI
Matters at Paris llisa 1iis3 l,s19 l,tat
"Numbers Of women and childrenarc
still permitted to leave Paris The gas
has been cut Of, but It Is used So little in
tho private houses in Paris that 1t makes
comparatively much less trouble than was
expected. The railroad to Lyons has
been bcut by the French authorities de-
tween .Berey and iCharenton, and some
splendid bridges destroyed: Many Of the
Paris journals are moving their offices to
Tours, among them q Union and La Ga
eette dc France, but the chief papers are
still I'd be Published hi the Capttal"0 !"
CanrObert,s Escape from Metz-.Ba-
zaine Gone to Sedan.
nas'L !BoU111oN; Sept. 10.
.CamoberRsl forcG which lately cut
through the Prussian lines at Metz and
are now marching towards Paris, we're
six thousand strong: Marshal Bazai1e
himself has gone to Sedan: : ;
The Ministry has made. public the fol
lowing intelligence: The, Rrussian head
quarters -dayiwere at Aleaux!a !. a3EJo
Raiif0ad Trains from Paris Captured
T''" and Passengers Killed. i+G.s L
- S.s,,sS ssog 2, 5t'GT l1.@ sdPteRbe,1G
40 II is.reported pthatrtheprailroad trains
leading to Paris yester{lh and o!hny
#@sfe Wall attacked and y ptured; ;bF the Prls,
slams, and several passengers on board
were killed and wounded. After Ito.dky
communication with Paris will he uncer-
tain. flll jill Gtft3Lt
PARIS, September 1G-Noon.
=, The Pussiansnlavinp Ecaptureds sEtlo
iailtoad 5taint at 6sulis, trayetli1 that d.
fectioh whl7 80 stopped Immediately.
There are $1,000 Prussians Mt Joinville.
Paris Declared In aiStatel6fIS fISefge.
PARIS, Sept. 10.
The city has been declared in q state
bflsiRgG o Non conbatants arc 70 be OK
PEELED,
, It, is reported, that. the American ship
Queen IS9s atiYed7 ht-1 falpn Hith NOD
Hm6AealI voldhteetS lind 7066fides: w
The Prussiaps were yesterday at Join.
vile, seven miles from The city. There
have been no railroad trains beyond POnt
Wise since Wednesday lust Tho forests
around the ely @ nov entirely ysoh9a cohsahai IN
.epyh Ba&01ne wen! Ft0V1Sl0nea'l' sIh
LONDON, Sept. 10.
All the reSuiiaRr: troops to Jus Is we'll as the
Frepcb, urelFs haye LEFT Paris 70 oppose
the (m6vem6hts Of the Prlssiah army Of
Loire. Bazaine's army Is well supplied
with proyisi0nB At 1letA. Tho SPrussians
arc slowly concentrating around Paris.
The Great Preparation for Defence
,ataRhrlS-:.ItS influence on the Re.
suit. ''l'iI ''a'''.'" ~ =
savdgo oTLpNpoN; scptsmber1G.
The French have uselessly destroyed
oil the works Of art on the highways and
railways leading out Of FafisH - jGt !
Notwithstanding tho destruction Of
army :haS hot Been delayed d Single hour,
The Prusians are massing at some dis.
tance from the city. Measures OF defence
at Paris are now So akteat that y y, expetk
q shs hos BiH af StronG int tt9voF q
PANS, septsmber 10.
Advice received by tho Minister OF
War show that the sharp shooters and
free corps are capturing ~ many " ParussIaps a' III
.Megy, who was, tcQnd ndenped by the
High Court to "a long Imprisonment under
the old regime has been liberated, SoI'i III
.utl,rtRop6Etss fhOmllS StraSburg. q9oil
The Minister 'of War Il ii receipt Of
from. Gen. UlriGh 10 command
Of strasburg. he reports the lombard
rpepts constant and terrlae4 ;nhe eityIis
badly damaged. He has no idea Of sur.
rendering. -
The railway, between Paris and Lyons
has'bee9 Eue ty, the French aptHdFiHcS.l
France Preparing t6 6Furnish GGRrah-
1t Is reported that whereas thePrus.
slams demand guarantees in case Of peace