The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-16
EUROPE.
FRANCE.
Illness of Emperor William--Appre-
hensions of Renewed HostilitieS'

VERSAILLES, February IA.
The Emperor is very unwell, but per.
sists in his intention TO enter Paris.
As a resumption OF hostilities Is strong.
ly apprehended at headquarters, orders
have been given for the destruction OF the
monster guns in Fort Mont Valcrien.
Excitement in Paris.
g.!i.,ny BRUSSELS, February IA.
Itisreportcd that disturbances have Oc.
Cured In Paris, but 'he rumor is not con.
tlrmcd and Is believed to be premature.
1t is known that the people Of Paris are
very much excited, and grave apprehen.
sions are felt In the French capital of &C.
rious disorders. It1.
Resignation Of Garibaldi.
.'l.Ill BORDEAUX, February IA.
A letter read yesterday by the govern
ment from Garibaldi, stated that seeing
his mission Is finished, he resigns the
command of the Army Of the Vosges The
government forwarded reply accepting
his resignation, and expressing on behalf
OF the country, thanks for tho heroic ser.
vices rendered by the General, and regrets
that no feels compelled to leave the SER
vice oil France. Garibaldi lett Bordeaux
last night for Marseilles, whence he will
embark at once for his home, in the island
of Caprera. an.s r......g
CARIsRUHE, February 14-P.M.
The Baden Minister OF War received q
telegram from Commandant Mulhouse,
that the garrison and people Of BGlIOrt,
have agreed to tho armistice, and that
there Is general desire to capltulatc.
Paris Hostile to Entry Of German
Troops. .....-...
' 81 '>l 81 LONDON, February IA.
The press OF Paris allude to the pro-
posed entry Of the German army into
Paris in excited terms. The Reform op.
poses the entry Of the German troops. us
such, and toresees bloody encounter be-
tween them and the citizens. The ma
jority OF the journals counsel the citizens
to remain indoors during the passage Of
the German troops. Dissatisfaction pre-.
walls in Paris ut the meagerness with
which provisions arc distributed, but dis.
tress and mortality is decreasing. Sealed
letters can now be transmitted by mail to
Paris II Is stated that the Paris govern
ment will publish It's sittings from the
fourth of September to the conclusion Of
the armisties. The Steele urges the Bor.
deaux government 10 do likewise. Sew.
eral deputauons of citizens 0r Dieppe and
surrounding country, waited on the Ger
man commandcrat Rouen, and vainly ap!
pealed for an abatement OF the eXactions
imposed on them. The Sllat PatIic at
Lyons says General BressalleS, comman.
der Of the Gath corps, has been arrested
on the Swiss frontier, and that notice OF
his dismissal from commandhas been sent
to Lyons and thence to Bordeaux. Dc.
tails continue to reach Londonaf incrc;Is.
ing. .exactions by the Germans In the dc.
partments of the Seine and Inicrcure.
BRUSSELS, February II.
1t is stated that Gen. Faidherbe, in u
recent communication TO the French gov
ernmcnt, urged that the Army olCthe
North Is in readiness again TO meet either
the foreigners or ntCrnuldisturbcrs.
Affairs In ROumania.
,s. BuEuAHEsT, February II,
The excitement in Romania has con.
siderably decreased, and it now seems
probable that n settlement Of oil the diff
culties will be arranged. The idea to
change the dynasty has disappeared from
the. public mind. i,l 4 e rI