The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-10
what the PAID Papers say.

WubG Sub ram GaPpHh say 81 i
The Americans BY balloon brought Paris
Journals ofithe 9Th, which has aihbtlCe Of
tho intended departure, that. day, Of two
balloons! The Id R6Ueltte calls the atten.
tion oF- the government TO the fact that an
American General, asserted to be In Paris,
means to defeat the Prussians and cut Oft
their supplies, and says that such q Con.
eral as Sheridan; with, thirty thousand
cavalry, could easily accomplish this ,'s@
u !. State ofiths DefenceS. 500
An official military report Of the 9th
shows all quiet around Paris save towards
the Park St. Cloud, where the cannon OF
Mount Valerian have caused the Prussians
considerable loss. Arrangements have
been made to- erect q shelter along the
rampafts for the National Garde watch
ing at night near ST.. Denis. d Gen: 'Belli!
mare has Just caused tho occupation, In
sufficient force, Of the semi. circular en-;
trenched camp, rendering thatfside'of tho
city impregnable.
The Diplomatic CoTpssA
The diplomatic, still remain in Paris.
Bismarck refuses to permit them to send
out courierH unless their dispatches are
opened, TO which the diplomats upani-t
mously refuse to aeeede.. This Is TO bei
sIguifed TO Bismarck, and If he persists
tie diplomats will be- compelled to sus-
peni ali communication with their gov;
erninents, May, who left Paris as q bal
loontst; saw Washhlrne, who wasswelli
on tho 9th Of october. agq'' ,o.,i t.,i, d ,,,. g
ls 5 ,Cannonading Around Paris. III
There was much cannoIading around
Paris ~. The enemy, Z under cover of, a.
thick fog, endeavored to makem movements
but were defeated by q sharp watch kept
by tie forts. The enemy we're dislOdged
from .Bengiyal and other towns! by shells,
On the other side 1fothe city skirmishes
took place, butsno serious engagement.iss
The Water and Food Supplies. u
Tie Gdut0Ss says, in nearly all parts Of
Paris good water, Is had by sinking wells
Extreme care is .taken7not to waste food.
The poor classes receive, by order OF the
authorities, for two sous large bowl Of
soup and q piece of bread. When II y
evident the parties are very poorsthey'are
fed free. = Much, horse flesh is eaten;iiA a
great many attempts have been pnsuc
fully made by correspo dents to leave
Paris or send out dispatches j aiIa, ~
',:Gambetta's Balloon Voyage: /, II L,
The voyage Of Gambetta from Paris
was full offadyentllre,s The balloon came
TO thGgrohnd Just outside. tie walls OF the
city,. threw, out the ballast and raised pass.
ing slowlyloyer the Prussian lines came
down aSain near. Creil, saw the Prlssians
and were, forcedrutOil throw out tho
ballast itraVellng sacks and shawls;
rose slowly 9Gain, d shot Just grazing the
;haif Of Gam6etta. I Near Mt Didier the
balloon came down among the trees and
was torn, Gambetta and party got q con-
yeyafice and went 10, Anxious. just on
tic otherside Of the woods iniwhich they
landed were the Prussians. ,,aio a 6S
Arrival of ,Garibaldi at Tours.
: Garibaldi arrived here before he was
expected: An officer offered to escort him
with his troops, buthe replied that he was
not accustomed to an escort. He added
that he hoped to meet that officer again
on the field Of battle, helping to drive the
enemy from the Republic. Garibaldi
then went to the Prefecture, where hewas
received by the members Of the Govern.
ment. At that moment q batalion"of
the Franco -Tirreurs, loudly cheering, en-
tered the yard of the Prefecture, demand.
ing Gari6aldi; to review them, and shout.
inc "Viye Garibald y Vive Republique,n
and reduestedi n. o Glais Bizoinl TO give
Garibaldi an embrace for the battalion,
NJ. Cremieux delivered o patriotic dis
course, and the crowd separated, shouting
for Garibaldi and the Republlque. S.is' II 4 g.,
A Severe Battle iSaturday-.Victory.
, for the, Badeners. ! ,7.,4, ,19iq
@ @sisa.CARLRUnE, October 8.
Thefollowing. has been received by the
Duke of Baden: :GGSSsW won an engage,
ment near st. Remyron Saturday with,
one French corps of tho line and the
Mobiles, The bait tie lasted from $50 "A.
N. to 4 P. M when the French were rout!
cd and fed toward Remberyillier The
Badeners report the French force double
theirs, numbering 100000 men with bat
t6rtes, under Gen! Letherin. The Bois
Des Inmeles were CARED by tho Germans
with the bayonet The French charges
were repulsed. The. Germans lost 20
officers and $40 men killed and wounded.
The enemys lossis twice as great The
Germans took 20 officers and coo Inwoun-
lded prisoners, and bivouacked on the
Held. It was a glorious day for the sBa-
deners.n aH a ~. ~ l,n1.E !.