The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-13
TELEGRAPHtC NEWS
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
The Army OF the North
Disbanded.
Probable Extension Of the
Armistice.
Hopes Of Permanent Peace
The Elections in France.
No Word from the Tennessee.
Hopes Of Permanent Peace
No Word from the Tennessee
EUROPE.
ARMY Of the North Disbanded.

Army Of the North Disbanded.
BORDEAUX, February 10. General
Faidherbe, acting under the authority
of the National Government Of Defense,
has issued military order disbanding
the Army ofthe North. The proclama
ton also includes all corps OF Franc
tireurs who were at any time engaged
in active service during the present war
Extension Of the Armistice.
1t is stated on reliable authority that
prolongation Of the armistice, pres
emily existing between the hostile forces
in France, is highly probable.
The term to which the armistice
would be extended in such an event
would, it is thought, much exceed that
period which was first stipulated for its
duration.
In all likelihood the British Govern
ment will support any measures which
nav he taken with the view of prolong,
ing the present pacific state Of affairs,
in order that the civil disturbances
which are now agitating France may be
subdued and harmonized, and that op-
portunity may then be afforded to the
nation to make such lasting terms OF
peace with Germany as may under the
circumstances prove satisfactory to both
nations.
1t is well understood, however, that
Germany is much better prepared for
a continuance of the war than France ;
and should the negotiations which have
been already concluded, or those which
are anticipated in the future, fail in
their purpose Of establishing terms OF
peace, Germany will Immediately march
against Lyons and Bordeaux, will over,
run the whole country with her armies,
and undertake the conquest Of the en-
tire nation.
Delivery OF Arms At Ivry and Van.
yres-The Attitude OF Paris Apa-
thetic-A Reaction MOmentarily
Expected.
VERSAILLES, February esterday
eighty field guns and l4O, 900 rifles were
delivered at Ivry and Nanvres. Favre
is in favor at headquarters. He has
won the esteem and confidence OF the
officers there. The Red Prince has
arrived and announces that the district
occupied by the second army corps is
peacefully disposed. Things look
gloomy to-day and an explanation OF
the cause is precluded Paris may be
entered before the 10Th Preparations
are making for heavy bombardment
should it be possible that complications
occur. The attitude of the city is apa-
thetc and reaction is expected The
arrangement for supplying food is
working tolerably. The mines at Gales
have been destroyed. Bismarck is
again quite ILL., His stHte causes grave
uneasiness.
French Transport FOiIndered-I25O
Persons Lost.
LIvERPooL, February 1.-THE Liver
pool Courier to-day saws that a French
transport, with twelve hundred and fifty
persons on board, has foundered off
Cape La Hague, and that all on board
were lost.
The Elections in France.
LONDON, February l0.-A Lille dis,
patch says the official result Of the cleo
tons in the departments will te given
tomorrow. A monarchical triumph Is
certain, as the Republican majority in
the city is but % per cent, while the
monarchists have majority averaging
50 per cent in the province
BoRpEArx, February l0.-The de,
partments OF Chareute, lnterienae,
Hautes, Alpes, Youne, and the cities
of Dion and Toulon, have elected
Republican candidates for the Assembly.
The cities of Naples, Gallons and Auche,
and the departments OF Creuse, Dord'
orgue, Mayenne, Vendeelat, Garonne,
and Loire, have chosen Conservative,
moderate or liberal union candidates.
LONDON, February 1l.-1t is ascer'
tanned beyond doubt that the result OF
the French election is triumph for
the Conservatives. Generals Chaugar-
ika and Foidherbe are elected to the
National Assembly from the Depart
ment Of Somme.
BRUSSELS, February l2.-The result
of the election in fifty-four departments
is 301 Bonapartists and Orleanists and
50 Republicans.
PARIS, February 10.-The election
.re,urns have not all been counted, but
the election of the following candidates
is considered certain: Victor Hugo,
Garibaldi, Beauc, Quinel, Gambetta,
Soisset, Rochefort, Dorean, Schollcher,
Plall, Scholecher, Pothier aud Deles'
cluszee. The results in a great ma
jority of the elections is in favor of the
Conservatives. Greyy is elected from
Jura, Picard in Meuse, Gambetta in
Houterhine, and Favre in Aisne'
Eighteen departments remain to be
heard from. Deputies elected from
the department OF Nord, lett Lille for
Paris to-day by special train.
Pr"ssian Military Class Of 1871 Called
The Economist this afternoon says
the Government has relinq uishsd the
projected duty on foreign securities. 4
decree has been issued BY the Bordeaux
Government which calls out the mill
tary class Of 1871 Immediately. ...
bismarck Beiasas 70 Negotiate.
BRRSE, February l0.-Count Bis
marck has refused TO negotiate with
Switzerland for the return OF the
French prisoners detained in thal