The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-10
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Regisser.l

BY Telegraph 10 the hegiS'ei'I
PARIS, February 9-3 A. M.-The dis
orders broke ont again OF Belleville and
in Rue De Faubourg Du Temple at
midnight. Several additional barri-
cades have been erected in narrow
streets. Troops are still in the neghbor-
hood of the scene, but mp to this hour
have not fred upon the rioters. The
police are active. There are rumors OF
killed and wounded on Boulevard Mont
martoe, the police having made several
charges on the position of the rioters
at this point, which is fully mile and
half distant from the scene of disturb
ancs. Many additional arrests have
been made. Gustaye Flourens, leader
of the disturbances, is still at large,
though the authorities are making
efforts to arrest him.
LONDON, February 9.-Tbe newspa-
pers comment variously on the Queens
speech and the debate thereon in Par
lament yesterday.
The Times thinks the weak point in
= the Ministry is the timid policy on the
Irish question, though this is somewhat
redeemed by the courage displayed in
the matter Of the Fenians, and promise
to urge vigorous legislation.
The Daily News, Radical, only refers
to the speech and the debate which fol-
lowed, to urge the ballot as q panacea
for National grievances.
- The Standard, Conservative, considers
the Government responsible for the
violence in Ireland, yet it has failed to
protect life and property there.
PARIS, February 9, 3 P. M.-The police
and military authorities have the riot
ers under control, and the city is tran
gull.
PARIS, February 9.-The morning
journals contain the folio wing details
of the disturbances Of last night: There
had been much excitement among the
people during the day, which culminat-
ed about midnight in new outbreaks.
These were not confined to one locality,
nor were on the scene of those sup
pressed yesterday, at La Vilette and
Bsllsvilie, bat nearer the center of tie
city and only a few squares from the
Palace Royal. New and stronger barri-
eades were thrown up and tenaciously
defended. The police attacked several
of these, but were quickly driven of.
The military forces were then brought
Into reQuisition and, as on the day
previous, carried all the barricades
without firing on the crowds. There
seems to bs hesitation on the part of
both troops and rioters to resort to the
use of fire arms. Strong detschments
Of police have been placed on all the
railroads with orders to forcibly dis
perss all crowds. Hundreds of rioters
have been arrested. Several were
wounded, mainly in conflicts with the
police, aud it is reported that some were
killed. The Marseillaise did not appear
to-day; all its editors are under arrest
70. aiding the rioters. One of the edit
ors of the Rappell was also arrested for
the same offsns,. Ministers remained
at headquarters of the pclice all night.
The city is now tranquil.
LONDON, February 9-Mr. Bruce, the
House Secretary, has promised to intre-
duce bill enabling aliens to acquire
and hold land in England.
A dispatch from Paris confirms the
statement of the arrest of all the editors
Of the Marseillaise. Valie, the printer,
refuses toput the paper to press.
PARIS, February 9.-The city is now
tranquil. A strong police force is pa
trolling the streets. Many workshops
ore closed to. day. A crowd Of several
hundred persons gathered in Marseil'
laise last night and Kissed and in other
ways insulted the police and the gen
des armes. They were summoned to
disperse, but refused. The police then
charged on them ar d made large num-
Der of arrests. After an examination of
the prisoners, only thirty were re.
manded to prison.
LONDON, February 9.-The Times to-
day says it considers the symptoms
manifested the opening of Parliament
last night contained no threatening
elements.
ST. PETERSBURG, February 9.-The
Chinese Ambassadors have arrived here
and entered upon negotiations for a
treaty.
DUBLIN, February "a Fenian dem.
oustration took place yesterday at
Mayo. Eleven hundred men attempted
to rescue some prisoners. The priests
successfully exhorted the mob to pre-