The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-20
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Report Of French Surrender ooltfa-
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!, WAsH1NdroN january 10.

- e.'''.,n' WASHINGTON, JANUARY IN /
!. A report was circulated Yesterday 6i,
ternoon that the French had caplplSted
70 the Germans, and It was further fully
asserted that o telegram TO that effect had
been read in the Senate. Theconsequence
was that inquiries were made at the'news.
PAPER offices, and the gentlemen, connect
ed with the foreign legations being among
those anxious to learn whether the inior-
nation was correct there was no little
disappointment on their being Informed
that no such news had been received,
some .of the fnquirefs having given orc-
dence to the report 33a,s,l y 5syls3oii y ii
:, "a ... 'asSa.Li LONDON, Jan. I'M ssl
A dispatch from Versailles says that
the French under Chanzy are retrcating
from Laval. The Germans are In full
pursuit, and have already passed the town
Of Vosges, fourteen miles east o6t Laval
Two thousand additional prisoners were
taken. ,Aleneon was occupied by the Ger
mans on the night Of the 10th. Y sVollyer-
der maintained his position to The south
Of Bellort on Monday against renewedsat'
tacks from the French army of the east
The German loss was comparatively
small. A dispatch dated Pruntlest ;17th,
reports q renewal ofthes fighting to-day
along the whole line. .,..v FRRs5l
y The King ot Prussia, In letter to
Prince Henry Of nuxumhourg, counsels
him TO be prudent and cautious, and as.
serts that Prussia has never intendedito
attack the independence Of Luxembou
..sa d. LONDON, Jan.l17-9;30 n. NJ
The investment Of LongwyS iis5 csotmplet.
ed. Tho Germans, on the 18th inst, dis.
persed o thousand Of the Gardes Mobiles
near 'L6ngres. The German loss in the
battle with Chapzy Is officially stated 10
be III officers and 3,203 men 4 killed and
wounded, and $4,000 unwounded prison.
ers. 7i.5a
Bomdardment Of Paris Suspended.
World Special. iraasd . 81 ,sir,Nn'la6. 9 I
LONDON, january H. 4
Its believed that General Bourbaki has
gained o victory and.raised the siege Of Bel.
fort The bombardment Of Paris ceased
'sl''; '.s!.. ,aa.1' i LIZ MANS, January 1s.
Advices have been received here Of the
capture ot tAlenecon yesterday by tue 18th
corps under the command Of the, Duke of
Mecklenburg. aeeal da 90 & I
Failure Or Reinforcements, y
,'r,n ~ HAvRE, January 10.
The force Of $4,000 men who LEFT Cher.
bourg TO reinforce the army of the Loire,
failed TO join II, the railway 10. .AlenOm
having been cut by the enemy. +i2IgsE
Illness Of! .BISmarel.a .aia3 ii ii
@ h's % l,el.9 .',, g LoSDos, January is.I
A special6ispatch to the Londons7 7Iimiss,
dated Versailles 18th, says Bismarck has
been III, but has partially recovered.
The bombardment Of Paris proceeds
slowly but steadily. The Germans avoid
firing on public buildings. Aflagoi truce
has been sent into the city with news
letters. > 1,hgr aaibt.Bd tiIj .
A German dispatch dated .Bpyilliets
18th, reports that Gen. Keller occupied
the tows Of Frazier and Cheubur, taking
the latter by surprise, with 800 prisoners,
The French afterwards nade strong 1t.
tacks on Chagney, Betemourt and Frazier,
Keller maintained his positions. The
fighting continued through three days,
during which the Germans lost 1 ,I00sGq
A French brig with, q cargo " ptoTis!
ions, was captured OIL Bor deatx BY the
German irigatc Augusta n,!,rsii nlhn1q
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