The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-19

ven S,s1l lIal1S Il'IiCs gRd bfall helu-
~ rsslieFtIl IhieEIy On Tie line q FeGleal,
Wills he beAd, h1Ia@ y Al dtFecns
I1iVht Sc counted b. The hundreds, and 70
n tJEpFd ChFC d lie wood went tfAees
~ iSr.Ts-IfD-, lHlaeF, dneES and mn
lying VbeIo they bad hIlan, sqle
4 them n quiet shady hooks = tholg9
they WegS pie-uicel8 sIeep, ana
tbSfe were pools a blooa where ths
VorpI3el ~. ThFe had haeD t19ndl
knaUSScIS fiheA and bTerp1alA, either
thrown aWay inLhs digit OF len By The
WDGpileII "a TIE Aeld Then came The
MT Wbefs the FFU1Ch hid FallIed and
vbeFa Ehn deSd a bolh EIie8 ny ta1nl.
The TuFcoA might b Seen Who bad Gear
lly Ioughi 70 The last ard MED 70 me Their
pifaS Is they lSy, FFenehmen q NE lne
rnElno nd had heEe 0nd there tal!en i9
number, Is though having halted and
hced about Ii regular ordeI, but The ~
net of DE Geld beyond the wood seemed
10 indicate 3 hhsty retreat W0gOnsWefe
overturned, baggage thrown on upon tne
FuSdid and many knapoackS were % %
seen, No one who had pAs1ed over thai
battle-ground of wrath when did could
have hIled ID realize what great dtEls-
Ter cO1ld have Gallen on The FEoDeh army;
tlloaEhat . time, whom most Oftla NOuDd'
"a ina BEEN removed, and 20 large = Socno
Of acton. L would have been impossible
70 Judge II tic exact las sustained. How.
eysF. IreA no reason 70 doubt tho OlhctAl
Felurn On The German aide, which gives
about 10, 900 FFenchmen and 1000 Ger
mans NEs d. c0mbdt, and Hbo0t 2 900 prs.
.oneFs wefe taken By the VictOn, 1000 In
sbattle and 8 900 more In the pursuit These
losses With further los ot cannon and
'colOrs, made the work m evil day i9f
France. Well might tho wounded GET
mana raise themselves 70 cheer Tho
Crown Prince a. be passed, and CRY
that Germany was safe There was herce
attack on both sides, Il being hard 70 say
which party began, and gradually as the
German troops pressed round upon their
opponents line Of Fetreat, the French Wera
forced 70 make 50 hASty q retrog4 de move,
ment that the retreat became very nearly
a route. The needle gun proved itself
fully equal 70 the ChAssepot, and some.
thing more, 20 q least say the German
soldiers, with apparently good faith.
Then, moreover, the PTtS1i6h8 knew their
weapon better, having long been accus-
toned TO Il, and the Crown Prince hand
led hia army 20 q 70 make amost deadly
fire Of his infantry. Bot We must not for.
gct that the French showed ard0r like
wise, and tho scale was turned for the
Germans At Worth BY their Intelligent
understanding Of thes breech loader drill,
and by their stcadiness in firing. These
matters take time 10 learn. We go The
GLORIOUS results which Germany Is reap
Ting from her careful preparation, Tue
pFfSoners were assembled near the first
station Of the rcopened railway, through
WgiSsenburg. could zee many Turcos
md ZouaVEs among them, though the
GREATER! part were soldiers OF the line
There were no snngs, no laughter, 70 DO
heard from among them, and the few that
were occupying themselves with picking
fruit In the trees had not very lively air
for tho FrenChnen inuBuch position a.
fruit picking. The Germans and French
men mingled, with such opposite ideas
about the Rhine in their heads, all the
while sat or lay quietly side by side a. II
they were old comrades.
ENGLIaH NEUTRALITY AND GERMAN SENsE-
TyREEss. a-asl
SfselaIto tAs TrlblHE.
LONDON, August II.
Granville has addressed n long circular
TO the English Representatives IN Gefma-
nv, regTCtting the German impression
that England deylAtca from tho pledge Of
neutrality by giving France special Eacili:
ties, especially by selling munitions Of
war, horses and coal. While they are not
surprised at German scnsitiveness, the
English government insists that all such
rumors are unfounded, and that her neu.
trdlIty has been faithfully observed. No
munitions Of war have been exported to
France; hence the government hopes
Germany will do justice 70 tho good faith
Of English neutrality. The tone Of the
whole dispatch Is moderate and concill.
atOry, but clearly indicates that the gov.
ernment docs not intend TO put any addi-
tionAl restrictions on supplies sent 10 the
French Battle fleet.