The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-06
Latest Dispatches.
EUROPE.
OF the Forts at Paris.

dent of the Daily Telegraph at Ver
sailles writes that the flag Of the Ger
man Empire was hoisted over Fort Val
erien at four o'clock on Sunday after
noon. The occupation of the forts
around Paris was effected very quietly
by the. Germans, who showed no undue
exultation, no anger, and nothing to
hurt the feelings Of the French unne-
cessarily. st. Cloud and Garches are
utterly destroyed, Yancresson much in
jured, and the whole country between
the hostile lines bowling wilderness
The "TImeS'' Dispatch as to Bis
marck's Terms Of Peace Untrue.
LONDON, February 3.-The Indepen-
dence Beige has a telegram from Bor-
deaux, stating that the London Times
report of the condition of peace is un-
true, and if it was correct, the knowl-
edge that such terms were proposed
would remove the influence Of the ex-
treme war party, lately weakened by
the flight of Bourbaki's army into
Switzerland.
Bismarck's Terms OF Peace.
LONDON, February 3.-The London
Times saws it is not surprised at the
general doubt felt as to the truthful
ness OF the Berlin telegram announcing
Bismarck's terms of peace. Anything
90 exorbitant has not been heard Of in
the history of modern war. The Times,
however, reiterates the belief that the
dispatch is well grounded, and can only
hope tha. this monstrous programme
will prove not to represent the settled
purpose of the German Government
Reyictualing Paris-Garibaldi Asks
for the Armistice.
LONDON, February 3.-The revictual-
ing of Paris is going on to the full ex
tent circumstances will allow, but the
distress within the city is very great.
Prince Frederick Charles has removed
his headquarters to Tours.
1t is said that General Garibaldi has
asked that his command be included in
the armistice.
Elections for members Of the National
Assembly will take place in Paris on
the 5th, and in the Departments on the
Sth inst. The Assembly, which will
consist of 753 Deputies, will meet at
Bordeaux on the 18th.
CONSERVATION Among Iniperialists.
BRUSSELS, February 2.-The peace
negotiations created great CONSERVATION
in the camp of the Imperialists, who
had hoped to treat directly with Bis
marck. and return to France through
the treaty of peace. Desperate efforts
are now making to enter into negotia-
tons with the Prussian Government.
Rauher has gone to Versailles, and
Cinta to Wilhe'mshohe. A report is
current that the Empress and Princess
Mathilde are here.
The Assassin OF Prim Discovered.
MADRID, Feb. 3.-The means used
by the Spanish Government for track
ing the assassin of General Prim have
at last been crowned with success.
The Government detectives employed
to unravel the mystery surrounding the
assassination have discovered the as
sassins Of the General.
The names of the assassins are kept
secret by the authorities meanwhile,
but it has been elected that one Con
zales, a noted bravo of Madrid, is close
" concerned with the affair. 1t is con-
iectured he is in the pay of prominent
persons holding high official position
under the present Government, and
that he himself is either the actual
assassin Of the General, or that his
hired associates are the criminals. 1t
is authoritativeiy stated that the dynasty
which was but recently deposed from
the throne of Spain is also implicated
in this tragedy OF murder, which bereft
Spain of one of her greatest benefactors.
Should circumstances, which are now
in course of development, be corrobo-
rated, there will doubtless be series OF
startling disclosures, involving the rev.
elation of history Of Imperial intrigue
and crime which can find its parallel
only in the medieval ages.
Fayre.s Decree for EIections-Ger-
mans violate the Truce.
LONDON, February 3, 3 P. M.-The
Official Journal OF Paris publishes
decree by Favre, providing for elections.
1t omits all political disqualifcations in
the Bordeaux decree.
1t is reported Prussian troops, in
violation of the truce, have entered
FecampS.
England Offers 10 Furnish Food 20
The Foreign office announces that
an Offer has been made to Bismarck and
Favre to place English resources at
their disposal Tor the supply OF Paris
with food, arrangements to be under
the superintendent OF French and Ger
man agents.
Emperor william on the situation.
BERLIN, February 3.-The President
Of the Lower House of the Prussian
Diet read to that body today the reply
of the Emperor to the loyal and con-
gratulatory address presented to him
upon the occasion of his assumption Of
the Imperial crown. The Emperor
expresses his thanks to the Diet for the
sentiments declared in their address,
and in their fervent hope for peace and
the prosperity Of the Empire. Though
there is now. he says, some prospect
that the severe struggle into which
Germany was forced will soon be
finished, it can as yet only be con-
sidered that there is ground for hope Of
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