The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-07
FRANCE.
REPORTS FROM DESERTERS
Meat Getting Scarce in Paris
Vayre Holds OH TO Power.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

New YORK, October 5.-A special
l;.patch from Versailles SAYS two de-
ssriers from Paris reports: ltis'thought
,Le Provisional Government will refuse
nhold elections, for fear.of losing power
Instead of allowing candidates TO run
,,r Office, they desire to submit to the
rqopIe a vote as to whether they will
.rpno-t the government Of national de
,.r.e An affirmative vote, which they
are certain to secure, will be interpre-
,rd As equivalent to their own election.
4 feeling is growing that Favre and
friends have resolved to sacrifice their
country rather than yield their power
A correspondent at Paris, October
2gth, says:
Yesterday my butcher gave me notice
that he could give me no more meat. |
went TO the Ward Office and got a ticket
authorizing the municipal butcher to
.syc me one-fifth Of a pound. | sent
nv servant for the meat at s A. NJ.
He returned at 2 P. NJ, having been
compelled to wait six hours at the
Ward Office to get the ticket.
Gustaye Flourens has two Of the
Emperors horses, which were left in
stables
All is Quiet in Paris at / o'clock.
Napoleon has appointed an agent to
psy his tradesmen bills.
Placards are on all the walls calling
upon creditors to attend the sale OF the
effects Of Napoleon and Eugenie by
anclion two days after the siege is over.
The Provisional Government refuses
TO deliver to the Empress her cashmere
.hawls and laces.
The balloon factory turns ont one
la.loon day. Silk is now too ex-
Ien>iye, and balloons are made OF cot
ton.
MANY Paris actors serve in the Gardes
Mobiles at st. Denis, where nightly con-
crrts at maximum rates of admission
are held.
Horse-tlesh sirloin and rump is sold
at eighteen cents, and all other parts at
ri.ht cents per pound. There are still
5000 eatable horses left.
The catacombs have been given six
months supply Of saltpetre.
The cellars and one vault Of the pan
thson have been filled with powder.
Tours, November 5.-The FrancaiSs
says that it has been agreed that Paris
rhsll receive supplies during the arms
tice
The Army of the Loire, under Carl
talii, will suspend operations. The
ticrnans in front of that army are now
marching from Dion to Chaquy, threat
ruiug Lyons and Bouges
Later advices from Marseilles have
trrn received.
The revolutionary excitement is abat-
NJ Ciuserct had assumed command
o. the Rationale Garde there, notwith-
standing the strong opposition he met.
!, j. generally thought that the cleo
ton 10 be held on Sunday next for choice
OF General, would result in the displace
meut OF Cluseret.
Esquiros has been chosen president
Of the committee of Defense OF the
Rhine
CHERBoURG, October AN explosion
occurred here Yesterday, by the careless
haniling of lot of cartridges. No
person killed, but wenty-six were in
.uryd
VERSAILLES, November 6, 1 P. NJ,
VA LONDoN.-Thiers has received orders
iJm Paris to break the negotiations
sr an armistice and leave the Royal
h0lIuarters.
Special 10 the New York World.I
VERSAILLES, November 6. - The
Hw'is special says that the provisional
government has rejected the protocol
agreed upon by Theirs and Bismarck,
although previously they signified their
approval
Ihiers has received orders from Paris
to notify Bismarck that his conditions
could not he accepted, and TO return to
The capitol Immediately.
The cause of the rupture is believed
TO be the persistence OF Bismarck in
insisting on guarantees for cession OF
territory if the war goes on.
The Prussian Ambassador at London
-ars that the struggle will continue all
winter.