The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-08

mediately to bring back the other
troops.
AT 8 o'clock P. N. yesterday Prefect
Lacon telegraphed to the Government
that no force Of the enemy had ap.
peared there. : =,
PARIS, Sept. THE officers of the
Garde Mobile are resigning. The corps
Of General Vincoy, which arrived yes
terday, are munitions. They say the
forced march was useless in view Of the
treasury at Sedan.
PARIS, Sept. IA circular has just
been issued by Jules Favre which con-
tains the following points: The policy
Of France, is peace, leaving Germany
master of her own destinies. The
King Of Prussia had said he made war
against the dynasty and not against
France, yet the dynasty is gone
and France free, yet is this
impious war continued. Will the King
face this responsibility before the world
and before history2 France yields not
one foot OF soil-not a stone OF a fort
ress. A shameless peace means exter-
mination Of our cause, and that Of Eu-
rope. We are undismayed. Ourarmy
is resolute and provided. Three hund-
red thousand combatants can hold Paris
to the last They can hold the city for
three months, and conquer. If crushed
France will arise and avenge it. Let
Europe know that the Ministry have no
other aim or ambition than peace. But
war proving inevitable we will continue
10 struggle, confident Of the triumph of
justice.
Especial to the Times
PARIS, September THE new Re
publican Government seems to count
much on the moral and material sup
port of the United States, as its old
ally. Its organs, particularly the lie
Lecteure Li6re, calls on Jules Favre to
address himself directly for aid to the
Government at Washington. These
journals forget that there is an inhuen-
tial German population in the United
States, and that is the reason why SO
large a portion of American Republi-
cans are on the German side
Especial to the SUM-
PARIS, September THE last person
arrested by the Imperial police was
General Cluseret, the first one by the
republic is the Princess Mathilde, who
wasrunning away with 81 600, 900 francs
The Prussians have entered France by
way Of Belfast and are going to Null |
house. General Vincoy, with 10000 |
men, is coming from Sedan to Laoh
II is rumored he had an engagement
with the Prussians in which he was
worsted. Every day brings to light
new evidences Of fraud.
The Imperial 7th regiment of the
line received blank cartridges while
other regiments received cartridges
made Of sand
The municipalities Of Paris are con-
The name of Henri Martin
as one of the mayors will give you an
idea of the character OF the other
Everything is quiet. The provisioning
of the city has been nearly completed
mere ls stTOUS movement III ldNOI VI
giving General Cluseret the command
Of the National Garde, but he seems
inclined not to accept it. He wants an
of volunteers or nothing.
Keratry is exceedingly unpopular.
Especial to the New York Herald.l
PARIS Sept. 7.-Evening-Paris
last night was calm, and to-day there
are symptoms OF sadness and detection.
no one knows what is to be done, there
is no fire or no spirit in the people.
The cry ia the Prussians are approach !
ing" The government is busy distribut-
ing places. Yesterday all the police
were dismissed and Paris left unpro-
tected, but new men have been put into
their places to-day.
Troops are marching into Paris and
many bear the appearance Of having
been through a hard campaign, and
most have seen battle. They look de-
jected but calm. General Trochu is at
tackled to-day by some of the red jour
nails.