The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-23
EUROPE.
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German batteries at Paris Advanced.

German Batteries at Paris Advanced.
II VERSAILLES, January 10.
The batteries southwest ,0f, Paris have
adHancedito within 800 yards 0p Tofi
I.AfontrOuge, which replied yesterday with
one gun on the west front only. D'lSsy
resumed firing with two guns at long In
4 tervals.
Damage and SuaeTinsin the City,
4 Accounts from Paris represent ter.
rible state of damage and suffering caused
Eby the bOmbarlment. Shells have fallen
within ST, Louis En- Lelsle.
| Bad French GunnerY.
There have been no sorties for the last
.thirty.six hours. The outside lines have
1been reipforCedJ THE Rre1eh optWork, al
,IYilleiuif silenced d thd beg1hhing of the
bombardment has broken out again, and
four long reaching guns are doing wild
shooting over,the batteries, makingit upc
comparable for trayelers:1 III AIN II
H. .rISGFSLoNDoN, Jan. 10.
y On Saturday the field battery before
Buzanval opened upon the houses upon
the southern slope Iot Valerien Susedr 70
shelter tlle Bharpsh0ptefs, who Abandoned
theIt chtsrland fed The German bat
terry Immediately dashed into tho open
space and took position within 2,0OU
yards Of the, fortress, fired, three rounds 81
shell into the citadel, limbefed up and
Egalloped to their ,ycoyerj Ipfyriated by
this daring act, and stung by It's success
Mount Yalerien, which had been silent
for some time, opened o furious fire In all
directions. Not q man nor horse oi the
battery was wounded.
II Rumored Revolt in nHParis.
p A rumoH b. Observation-Disclosures, TINT a
terrible revolt has broken out IN Paris
assuming the form Of o revelation, and
that Gen. Trochu has been deposed as
Governor Of TIC city and imprisoned n,
| The Parisiahs claim that they have
provisions sufficient TO last into the mid
dlelof March,. V ~ f1g BRA .lr7 au'E -
| Reports, from Pals bv Balloon, u, ,o
I LONDON, Jan, q. =
A balloon has landed in Belgium With
adylces from Paris to the 18th inst, The
bombardment was causing considerable
damage, but the fires occasioned by II
were easily cxtinguisheds Some ot the
mills ,ior grinding corn had been damaged
and hssapHliea e meal were. In c1pSe.
auenee, obtained vita great difficulty y
4 Serge Of LongwY.
I LONDON, Jan 19-NIidnight
A dispatch from .Arlon says the ,bom-
bardment Of Longwy by the Prussians
continued vigorously, today. Three hun
1dred shells have already hllenJs.r Lla nII
Pursuit Of Bourbaki.
LONDON, Jan. 90, Q n. III.
General (Nb1 lGlunierl nalegrAnhsi To
CArlsruhe that his vanguard Is In pursuit OF
the retrcating army. General Bourbaki
SAYS that there would be a general
advance along tho whole llhe Of the Ger
man army on the 10Th. The Baden bri-
Egade Is marching TO Saverne.. 1'"'
Death rate in PariS from b Bonbsrdh
ment.
| PAA LONDON, Jan. 90.
J Advices from, Paris OF the 18th says /;
The ir number of, deaths In tho city
from the bombardment Is at the rate OF
Is per Day. ~, On '''" u.n
News has been received that on the
nth inst, off, yigpJ Spain, the Prus.
sian Corvetta Augustus run down and
9 Ssp a,aceps SI aSd e o of Ssr crew I @ Srisoners
n Is said, that, Gambetta has asked for
De Paladines TO resume the command Of
the Army of The Iioirc..j u PM
,'.t.l. ~ LONDON, January 90.
Tho perlin corr,.,nopden. of the T,ondon
7.,sos5nS ~ Nj 10 ~ iSS fS,iy t'SiInt RhFnstotr bas
bSss Soraered SbvTthei Pfhssim iioytanl
ment to leave the conference on any dis.
cussion arising out of the subject of war
with France. ""' p"
| LONDON, January 81.
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