The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-15
WAR NOTES.


From he Tribune Of Saturday.
The significant news from Paris this
morning Is summed up in two sentences
The peoples demand for arms has been
granted, at least so far rs 1t refers "a
adults fixed residence; md dissatisfaction
with the Emperor is on the increase,
Power has thus been placed in the hands
OF the populace to do whatever they sec
fit for the safety Of France; whether they
will use il by finally discNrding Louis M
poleon is still uncertain, but the question
Is likely to be settled in q few days, Just
now, SO far as we can judge from the
meagrC kilograms which pass tho French
censorship, Napoleon is almost without u
friend.
The second PruSsian line behind tho
Rhine is pushing toward the frontier, ana
will probably be ready to throw itselI
upon French territory long before the i'm
mense lcyies called out by the authorities
ut Paris can be put into marching order.
The capture Of Strasburg will leave the
whole Prussian border Of France entirely
open, and indeed even now King William
can march III wherever he pleases. The
Inst barrier against an invasion was bro.
ken down when MCBIahon, driven out Of
Savcrnc, abandoned the gateway Of tue
Vosges. ...r, ~i ltu
Tho army and, Macy Journal states
positively from personal knowledge
that carly in our war, when prices were
depressed All agent of Louis Napoleon
came to, Now York and mRde largo pur.
chases Of real estate in Third avenue, and
other parts Of tho city. The Imperial
speculation hAs resulted fortunately, and
the time seems TO be coming when the
Emperor will have reason 10 be thankful
that he Inns nade this provision against a
ruiny day, Wcdontsuppose he will have
to live on Ills Third avenue property; for
in one place or another he has put away
u very pretty fortune. us.'i SD
LOST STOLEN, oR MIsLAID, French
Prince, II years of age, OF tranquil tenn
permanent, wears red trousers, and carries
Il bullet in his pocket Was last seen 60
ing from home for u baptism Of fire. Is
supposed in Paris TO be in 4Ietz; Is sup.
posed at Metz TO be in Paris; is supposed
ut other places to be in Loncon. Any In
formation concerning him will be reGeivr
cd with tho greatest indifference by tho
Corps Legtslatif.
From tho CYndlnNGn Commercial, -a.
Count Won Beust's little scheme 10 help
the Emperor of the French, by trying to
bring about a coalition Of the other great
powers of Europe, for the purpose Of in.
ducing themUtol guaranty tho integrity oil
the teIritorieso OF France and Germany, no
matter what might be the result Of the
present war, seems to meet with little ia
vor. The fact is, Austria is too powerless
to command much respect anywhere. In
case the war should terminate in a com.
plete triumph for the German cause, Count
Won Bismarck may take notion 10 call
the Austrian Chancellor 10 account for
this diplomatic diversion in favor Of Ma
poleOn the Third.
Poor Emile Olivier! When the test
vote was taken on the question whether
or not the Chamber should declare TINT Il
had no longer any confidence in him, only
six members stood by him. No Prime
Minister Of France ever fell more inglori.
ously than Emile Olivier.