The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-28
GERMANY.
A Breach in the wallr strasburg.

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a B IN, Sept. 81.
A breach broad enoLg h to warrant an
assault hAs been made IN the walls Of
Strasburg.
The NORTH German Gazette, the official
journrl, says: "Whatever may be the
German pIans about France the rcstora.
ton Of BOnaparte is not among them"
q LONDON, Sept. 9S.
Blsm0rck's Reputation OF the demand
for Fort Du Mont Valcrien has been
prompted by reaillrmation Of the state
mcnt signed by three members Of the Pro-
viSional Government. U. --t
The Branch Bank Of France, located at
Havre, has stopped payment.
BERLIN, Sept 81.
Tho Press, In replying To tho charge
that the bombardment Of Strasburg was
carried on while the city was crowded
with women and children, says that Gen.
Ulrich, the French commander, has per.
sisted in declining to allow the nonCom.
battants 10 leave
Napoleon Assuming to Resume Im-
perial Powers.-He Sends an Envoy
TO BaZainc.
Sg1eial to The Telegram.
BERLIN, Sept. 81.
A report Is current In this city in well
informed circles, that the Emperor hns re-
voked the decree which he issued on the
surrender Of Sedan, for q revocation Of the
decree creating tho Regency. AS Empe-
rOr he has therefore sent IN envoy TO Metz
to consult with Marshal Bazaine in regard
10 terms of peace. This confirms the
statementmade by Bazaine that he should
only treat with the Emperor in reference
to peace negotiations. The news Of this
attitude Of Napoleon has been suppressed
rs tar as possible.
Anxiety for Peace.
There is the greatest anxiety in politi.
cal circles, inasmuch Us there Is strong
and influential party here who arc op.
posed to continuance OF the war.
Paris Governed by the Military.
BERLIN, Sept. 81.
The Foreign Office has advised the
German representatives abroad, as well as
the diplomatic corps in Berlin, that no
Government exists at Paris. A Govern.
ment de fact0 is still located at Tours.
Hence Paris Is LEFT to a pure military
treatment. 1't 'pN @
Patriotic Marseillaise.
LONDON, Sept. 81.
Dispatches from Marseillaise, received
in roundabout way, state that the city
Is borrowing money and arming with her
traditional patriotism. &FF- I'd.
Prussian Discipline.
The Prussians around Paris are said to
maintain strict discipline. The depart.
ments Of the Seine, Elolse and Seine ct
Marne Nro now all under their control,
except Paris.
Sowing the Seed Of a Republic.
sll. LONDON, Sept. 81.
The arrest Of Herr Jacoby, the noted
liberal, has given profound offence
throughout North Germany.
Controversy Over Favre's Report Of
''"" Negotiations.
BERLIN. Sept 81.
A dispatch from the Kings headQuar.
ters at Ferriers, near Paris, says: "Favre
In his report of his interview with Count
Bismarck, errs In emitting TO state that
the question Of an arnlstice was consid.
cred. Preliminary to any discussion Bis
marck actually declined to state the
claims oI Prussia until the basis Of IN
0rmistiCe was declared"
Reported Attempt by Napoleon to
Commit Suicide.
vrENNE, Sept. 81.
The story Of the attempted suicide Ot
Napoleon proves o canard.
PEsTn, Sept. 81.
Kosmth has declined to serve as a Dep.
uty to tho Hungarian Parliament.