The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-29
EUROPE.
FRANCE.


1t is hoped that in the elections on Sun
day next as many as eighty out OF ont
hundred and thirteen Deputies TO be cho
sen to the Assembly, will be supporter!
Of tho Government. The Bonapartist'
are very active in the distribution o.
pamphlets intended for effect upon thC
electors. A coalition Of the principal
electoral committees of Paris is consider
ed probable.
The Khedive of Egypt has sent one
hundred thousand francs to the orphans
OF the French civil war
The moderate Republicans object to
the election of Gambetta TO the Assembly
as anti.patriotic, The ACCOMPLISHMENTS oI
Paris, St. Dennis, and Lecaux have been
divided into three hundred and fifty cleo
toral sections. In the Assembly, yester'
day, Audefllt presented report respect
ing the contracts made during the war
which accuses several persons Of enorm.
ous malversatlon. The late French Con
sui at New York, Victor Place, Is espe.
cially charged with corruption In the
office. The new loan has been covered
and tho subscription lists have been closed
The amount desired has been subscribed
for several times over, even the peasants
and servants have invested their savings
in the loan. The Republican Committee
after u loud discussion, has rejected by a
majority OF two the name OF Gambetta
as u candidate for the Assembly,
The Bonapartists pamphlets are mainly
addressed for effect among ignorant elec
tors, and are to great extent devoted to
the praise OF the imperial generosity OF the
Church. The Democrats are hOpelessly
divided The Communists are still pla.
carding Paris with proclamations. Ono
secret press has been seized
Another FrancO.G German ieud has re-.
Gently broke out in StrRsburg, even wo.
men were engaged in It, and poured hot
water in their faces. Many arrests were
made and quiet restored.
Thiers las paid visit to Marshal
McAIahon. II Is denied that the Com.
munist while In power forged notes on
the Bank of France. The Havre Cham
ber OF Commerce has sent protest to the
Assembly against Custom duties. Thiers
intimatcs that treaties with foreign pow.
ers must be modified owing to the altered
circumstances Of France. A committee
of the united Republican journals have
issued on address to the electors of the
Department Of the Seine, declaring that
the Republic Is not q mere temporary ex.
pcdicnt. A regiment Of foot gems TdrmS
have been disbanded.
1t Is reported that Sue2 canal Is filling
up with sand, and that party has re-
commended lis purchase from the com.
pany, but Keedive refuses to buy II.
Gabrier goes TO Berlin, as diplomatic
representative for France. lie will prob
ably leave tomorrow for his post. The
Emperor and Empress Of Brazil, are eX
pected to arrive hero tomorrow. Count
do Paris arrived 10 day, and will call or
Thiers tomorrow. He has sent Estanlir
to FrOhandorf, to make arrangements fol
n visit of Chartres to Paris, and fix tht
date when both Princess may have al
interview with Thiers. A State dinner
will be given by Thiers tomorrow, OGel
a grand review at Long Champs All
Generals and ColOnels have been invited
Bourbaki will probably be present.
The police have arrested many girls in
tho cafes. Two hundred were taken into
custody to-day
lIAvRE, June %.
Gambetta Inns accepted the nomination
to the Assembly, in the Department Oftht
Lower Seine.