The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-07

LONDON, September Count Bis
marck telegraphs officially to London
as follows:
VENDREs, September 3.
have spoken with Emperor Napo-
leon about peace, but he has answered
that, as q prisoner of war, he has no
power, and that all depends on the Re-
gency in Paris Thus the capture OF
the Emperor has no influence on the
continuation of the war.
The Emperor was accompanied to
the Kings headquarters by Generals
Lebrun, Douay and others. Napoleon
was impassive, smoking cigarettes.
McMahon's effort to relieve Metz
was baffied by the delay due to the ne
cessity of providing for the Emperor s
safety and baggage.
OsTEND, September 5 The Empress
Eugene arrived this morning at Brare
la Comte, in Hainault She was
quite i'll and exhausted by the night
journeys and with the dreadful emo
tions OF the last few days. Her Maj
esty was accompanied by the Princess
of Essling, Count Walesneski, Princess
De la Musquake, Madam De Monte
beilo, Madam De la Roeze, Baron and
Baroness De Pierres, Count De Lesay
Maruezia, Madam De Nadaillac and
Madam Corette. She was received
with much respect by Col. Count Won
Der Stralen Ponthose, aid-de-camp Of
the King of the Belgians, and proceeded
at once to join the Prince lmperial,
who is lying i'll at Namur.
BRUSSELS, September 6.-The Prince
Imperial has left Hanover for England.
The Empress Eugene arrived in Bel
GUM on Sunday.
Especial to the Evening Telegram.l
LONDON, September 6.-The Prince
Imperial reached London this morn
ing. His arrival at Charingcross rail
road terminus was unexpected and,
therefore, did not excite attention. The
Prince was attended by his suite. He
appeared to be suffering from recent
indisposition.
PARIS, Sept. Sit is now positively
asserted that the Empress left Paris on
Sunday afternoon, going to Belgium TO
rejoin the Prince Imperial She quilted
the palace by the entrance on the quay,
having with her but one servant. Ferdi-
nand d. Lesseps, relative of the En-
press, went to her and advised that she
sign her abdication, she seemed to
agree to this and taking project OF the
act, went to the hall where the minis
tiers sat in council. They all declared
she must not sign the paper.
The Princess Clotilde, say the jour
nails, was the last of the Imperial fam
lily to leave the palace. She has gone
to Bougtus, where her children are
1t was evident from the appearance of
the rooms in the palace that the depar-
ture Of the Empress was hasty. 1t is
stated that the official remaining in
charge Of the palace said all those
whom the Empress had so favored de-
serted her and not one remained to see
her off. Nothing inside the palace was
injured. Some Of the National Guard
required cooks to prepare their meals
and drank some of the wine in the
Imperial cellars, but nothing else was
touched. One Of the railings about
the palace was torn of, or covered with
rags and handkerchiefs A strong
force is posted in front Of the new
Academy of Music to prevent the mob
injuring that building The Prori-
sional Government makes known tha
it will permit no such excess.
COLOGNE, September 5.-At 2 o'clock
this afternoon the French Emperor
passed here without stopping. The
various railway stations were thronged
with people curious to catch a glimpse
Of the Emperor
LONDON, September 6, Noon. The
Empress will embark with the Prince
Imperial from Ostend for England
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