The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-05

and repairing the streets and houses
that were damaged by the bursting
shells. The first arrests of persons
suspected of being concerned in the
burning of houses or other outrages
are being continued, and court-mar-
tials have been formed in this city and
in Cherbourg for their speedy trial
Newspapers Suppressed - Arrests
Continue.
PARIS, June 3.-The evening news
papers, Iri color and Pohdque, have been
suppressed,
The search for arms still continue
vigorously. Many are found.
Arrests continue upon large scale,
chiefly ex-National Guards and soldiers.
A strict watch is kept upon the right
bank of the Seine, and sentinels exam
inc all passers at night who cross the
ferry.
Thiers has ordered the reinstatement
of all the teachers in schools.
The gen darmerie is to be augmented
to an effective force Of six thousand
Republicans. A guard of twelve thou
sand meu is also to be formed.
1t is proposed to construct forts with
in the walls of Paris, to prevent the
possibility Of the renewal Of the insur-
rection.
Steamer Disabled.
LONDON, June 3.-The Royal Mail
steamship Ella, bound to the West
Indies and Aspinwall, has returned to
Southampton in a disabled condition.
Her passengers and mails have been
transferred to another vessel Of the line,
which has sailed for Aspinwall
McMahOn's Order OF the Day.
PARIS, June 3.-The order of the day
issued by McMahon to the marines and
soldiers OF his armies praises the cour-
age and devotion which has delivered
Paris out OF the hands OF the wretches
who intended to reduce the city to
ashes, aud says that the Assembly is
about TO give them the worthiest re-
compense 10y unanimously y voting that
thev have deserved well of their coun-
try. The streets have been reopened
10 traffic. The barricades have all dis
appeared. pavements repaved, and
there is perfect order everywhere, and
the police are still arrest ne all suspect
ell persons The ten courts martial
have been established at Cherbourg for
the trial of all prisoners sent there by
the Provost Marshal. The latter ser
vice is carried on at the Theatre Du
Chatelot in this city, where summary
investigation is held prior to the trial by
the military court.
Arrest of VI. PaschaI Grousset.
PARIS, June IN. Paschal Grous-
set, the notorious Communist leader,
has been arrested. 1t was conjectured
that he had effected an escape from
Paris to the provinces, but a through
search revealed his hiding place in the
city. He will be taken to Versailles for
trial.
The Ministry.
In view Of the prospective changes in
the French ministry it has been decided
that NJ. Jules Favre shall retain the
portfolio OF foreign affairs which he now
holds, from which it was intimated he
was about to retire in favor Of the Duo
De Broglio. NJ. Jules Simon will also
retain his present portfolio.
VaIuabIes Recovered.
VERSAILLES, June At is officially
announced that the crown, diamonds
and Jewels which were said to have been
seized and converted into money by the
Red party of the Commune, have been
recovered and are now in place Of
safety at Versailles.
The BOurbOns.
There is every indication that the
motion recently made by NJ. Brunett
proposing the abrogation OF the decree
prescribing the Bourbons and other
enemies of the government will pass the
Assembly. There is a growing feeling
in favor Of this measure and OF grant
inc political amnesty to those who have
opposed the government in the late
struggle with the Commune, and it is
believed on all hands that the motion OF
NJ. Brunett is certain to pass. If, as 1t
is not improbable, the ex'Emperor
Napoleon should profit by the passage
of the measure and take advantage OF
the opportunity to re-enter France, he
will be arrested and taken before the gov
ernment at Versailles where he will be
tried by court martial for acts done
bv him at Sedan in the capacity OF
General.n-chief Of the French army.
An Alarming Conspiracy.
LONDON, June "A telegram just re-
ceived from Odessa contains informa-
ton of a most alarming conspiracy in
that city, but which has fortunately
been discovered in time to avert the
most dreadful consequences which must
have ensued from time to time. The
Russians have evinced their hatred
of the Jews residing in the city,
and this feeling has lately prevailed 10
such an extent as to render the lives Of
the Jewish population precarious: The
Russian citizens determined at last to
rid the city OF the Jews at one blow and
formed plot to massacre them. The
conspirators. were to assemble armed
and in force on q given day, and at a
preconcerted signal were to fall upon
the defenseess Jews and pnt them to
the sword without mercy. The plot
was bv some instrumentality revealed
to the Jews, who informed the authori-