The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-17
Raining Projectiles in P4ris-..Terri.
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g.tf l.ri.ya og,g LONDON, January, IA
The Paris newspapers Of the 10th inst.
unite iusaylpg that the raining Of projeo'
tiles, some Z, weighing ininetY-six kll0
grammes, is unparalleled In the history q
the siege, and are pouring into that por
ton Of Paris lying between the Hotel at
IpyAlldes and !Odeon. The bOmbaFdmenl
continues without interruption through
out the day and night, mad was so violent
on the night of,the 9Th, between lhe
church Of st. Sllpice and tho Museum
that shells fell every. two minutes. n Hos,
pitfalls, ambulaIces, schools, public libra
ries, churches Of st, splpice, Barboune
aud Vol de Grace and many private houses
have been struck; women were Killed bOtll
IN the streets and their beds, and Infants
in, their mothers arms. One ptojectilt
which fell in the Rue Vanguard, Killed
four children. and wounded five others
The unrfYaued works Of art In. the Lux
embouEg sand Museum IwGr0 destroyed
The hospital Of Vol Do Grace suffered
greatly, and wounded soldiers were thert
Killed In their beds, Paris Is transformed
into q battle field, In which women
show themselves as brave bas men
General Chausey's Army reorganfzed.
.,.,,, 9lt5r LONDON, January 10, ,
II Is announced that General Chauzey't
Army Of the Loire has been reorganized
and IS about to resume operations. The
positions held by General Chausey's army
are very strong, Tlf qa Z, i,l Hi .rq.,sir.,.
o The Bomdardment Saturday.
A dispatch from Versailles says the
bombardment Of Paris was continued OF
the 14th. Forts Issy, Yahyres and Mont
rozo are silent. .g't,5a is5 .i,, &, 2 go '2'
A dispatch from Lille says the army o.
General Faidherbe Is daily receiving rein
forcements, and Is advancing. It en-
camped during Sunday at Albert, Thu
Prussians, Inenaced tho bdmbardment d
Longrey, and women and children are fly;
ing into Belgium and Luxembourg. There
was quite heavy fighting at LoDgrcy,
The command Of the German Army o
the Vosages was assigned to General
Manteuffel. hoH W ltg s'etou7,- y'ilr9.
--rr-f gl 'Hpllt't 10 ful & cots 1if.
Chausey's Army Demoralizeds no
bas ,iGIaS.- aal LONDON, January Is. 4
Dispatches from Versailles states that
Prince Frederick Chafles announces that
Chausey's army Is broken up, disorganiz
ed and retreating in three directions; 20'
900 prisoners have been taken, ~ ,' .o +"
Bismarck Defends the German Mode
fss y,b M, nj Of Warfare. s9at !, y, b. iis.'.I ?.
'i,-,.. ..,., Il BERLIN, January TO-
Count Bismarck In o note just issued u
the North German representatives abroad
defends tho German mode Of warfare, and
appeals for witnesses TO the English and
American reporters with the German ar
mics. He cites thirty.one violations o.
the Geneva Convention. He also says The
French use explosive missiles, burn ships
maltreat prisoners and encourage thu
violation OF their parole by the French
officers. In conclusion Count Bismarck
says the French rulers dOnot wish peace
but gag thepress to prevent consultation
with the National Assembly and force the
people TO continue war. i,i!f2o! ~ 70 .y'lo
ast',2a, S ,3a,' '.i'S, ls5 ftBoaDEAuS, Jan. 10.
The Prusslans have been dislodged
from Glen and arc retreating on Montar.
gus and Orleans. Gen. Chausey reports b
minor engagement with theadvance guard
yesterday, and that he expects 4 general
attack to-day. .o5isuty5 ~ a-lif4s. 4 .a,ag
i'1 German F cling About Peace. z
y.
~. q .qE ~ 10 BERLIN, JAM IA,
The Krenz Zeitung today has an editor.
ial In reference to the arumors that the
neutral States represented nthe London
conference will propose the opening 6f nc.
gotiatiuns tor peace between France and
Prussia, and insists that the Germans dc.
mald and that peace Is impossible, with.
out the cesSion OF yAlsace and Lorraine,
Tho ysemiofticial statements made that
the rumor that Atisttia offered her services
as q mediator betwecnP Prussia and France
Is premature, h J1s ttlli y hiao as . Gaijai.
10 Lis expected that 10000 Belgian troops
will be concentrated on the French bor-
der in case Gen Faidherbe Is forced back
lrom the frontier VIZ N N ,ii' 5iG y 'i m n
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