The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-07
FRANCE.

LONDON, September q.
President 'rhlers has appointed De
Anmalc Governor Ol Algeria.
PARIS, September o.
The condemned Communists, except
Ing Zullier, have appealed to civil courts
The newspaper IeIitS, recently suspen.
ded, has reappcared under the title Of the
Constitution.
The trial Of the Communist Rossel Is
appointed for Thursday.
Tho vacation Of the Assembly begins
on the 10Th.
lSourges Is to become the military cen.
tire. The military school at Metz Is to he
removed there.
VERSAILLES, Sept. 0.
The report that Duke DOunart has been
appointed Governor Of Algeria Is denied.
The rumors Of dissensions between the
Governments Of Italy and France are
false. The Government has informed tho
municipalities throughout the country
that they will not be allowed to petition
for dissolution Of the Assembly.
New York, September 0.
A Paris correspondent of tho London
Telegraph, August 25th, says: ave had
yesterday by far tho most exciting scene
In the Assembly that | have witnessed
since the Deputies met in February last.
The question was the dissolution Ofthe Ma.
tionAl Guards NJ. Demerux made an ex.
cellent and practical speech, very Concili.
atory, but not sparing tho plain truth
when II had to DO told. Alter Vicompte
de Meaux rose, Theirs, who never before,
In my opinion, appeared at such immense
disadvantage. From the very first he
went dead against the majority,
certainly two.thlrds of tho Cham.
bers, and almost without deigning
to offer any argument In favor Of his own
views, he stated broadly that the Execu.
tive alone was tho Judge rs to when or
how or where, or In what measure the
National Guard should be disarmed. lie
was at first almost hooted down, and re-.
torted by telling the right centre and LEFT
centre that If they did not respect them.
selves they should respect the man whom
they had placed as Chief of the EXecu.
tive Department. This deplorable exhi.
bitiOn ended by the curt declaration on
the part of Thiers, that IL the Assembly
did not, on his question, vote as he
wished, he would al once resign his posi-.
ton That man of Thlcrs parllamen.
tary experience should ever dare to trans.
gress In such a way the first rules of the
constitutional government seems alike
incredible and inCOmprehensible. If the
Assembly could have tamely taken such
flogglng, and like 80 many naughty
children submitted Ia be put In a corner,
and that Upon a measure on which |
deliberately assert all Frenchmen,
except those who look TO revolution
as a future panaCea for French
troubles arc of one mind, then adleu to
all ideas, particularly on the constitutions
al government Of France, We talk much
In this land Of the Emperor and his faults
ofpollcy, hut | am certain that In the
most palmy days of the Empire Mr.. Rau.
her or any other prime minister would
never have dated attempt to command.
Lead IL not the word with the corps
Legislatif, as Theier did ycster-
day An impartial locker on at passing
events In France must, | fear, come
to only one conClusiCn respecting
the present state Of affairs, The
statesmen of this land have somehow got
to be what we call soft, and the French
term Is m0U. There exists amongst all
classes deplorable want of moral
energy The people Of France are now
divided into two grand classes. Those
who wish for order at any cost and sacri.
fee duty and hard work in graphing
with the difficult questions, and those