The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-21
EUROPE.
FRANCE.
LONDON, June 90.

bers of the International Society are dis
tributing electoral manilestoes. The
journal states that the proceedings of the
Society cause uneasiness to the Belgian
government, and that the garrisons have
been reinforced. Baron Haussman and
NJ. LemOine decline to seek the suiTra-
ges of the electors Gen. Cluseret has
been arrested. NJ Miller has been seen
in Liverpool.
A Daily NslDs special dispatch says in
struCtiOns have been given from Berlin to
stop the return Ol the German troops
from France, and TO discontinue the sur.
render OF French prisoners.
Sixty.eight persons have been arrested
at Brussels for completely in the rlotous
proceedings on the occasion Of the Celebra-
ton of tho Pope's Jubilee. A letter from
the Duke de Broghe, and the French res.
idents ol London, says that regulated
liberty, firm government and free insti.
tutiOns, will rG.establish the greatness
and domestic prosperity Of France.
The Post says the review at Long
champs has been postponed because the
regiments would have cried "Vive 10
Empereur Persigny is still in London,
and has notIbeen absent from here since
the decheanCe Of the Emperor was pro.
claimed.
PARIS, June 90.
The report that Pyatt has been arrest.
cd, is Contradicted, Rouher has gone to
Bordeaux. The Steele approves of the
plan for Republican union. The PrGSN
says the monarchial parties are all
wanting In patriotism. Prince Napoleon
has accepted the canddature Tor the As.
sembly, from Corsica, and his election Is
thought certain. COrpses are daily dis.
covered In the ruined houses of Paris.
The exploration Of the sewers has been
completed, and many bodies were found
In them, in horribly mutilated Condi.
tion, and buried at night in the cemetery
at Monmartret
The work Ol restoration In Paris, and
especially the Bois de Boulogne, Is being
actively pushed forward, The war be.
tween The eighteen monaTChist and five
republican journals is bitter in the eX.
treme. The latter repudiate the Com.
mune. The general impression is that
their leaders represent the sentiments Of
more electors than those OF their adversa
ries. They are also united, while tho
monNrchist journals arc divided
VERSAILLES, June 20.
The Minister OF Justice has issued a
circular requesting all magistrates who
NrG candidates for tho Assembly TO resign
before tho election. Private telegraphing |
In the Department Of the Seine, and u
Seine excise manifesto, announce tho ad-
heslOn Of 10 more newspapers to their
cause. The Bank of France has resumed |
the publication oi Its returns.
PARIS, June 90,
The mOnarchial press lear the rumOr of
the Republican journals that committee
has been formed to procure the return TO
the Assembly of the former representa-.
tivcs of AlsaCe and Lorraine. Gambetta |
has declined II nomination for the Assem-.
bly,. Denunciations Of Communists are
made daily and arrests continue to be
of frequent occurrence. The idea Is
mooted Of forming q second Chamber, TO
be elected by the General Council.
VERSAILLES, June 90.
In the Assembly to-day, during debate
on the loan bills, NJ. Thiers made state.
ment Of the financial condition of the
country. lie said the German war had
cost France three millards francs. The
deficit of the fiscal year of 1871 reached |
4 nli mn mn frn ~ no hnI nf ihiu amount |