The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-05
Indications of a Monarchy.
Marshal Mcmahon to Resign.
PARIS QUIET.
Proposition for Amnesty to the
Communists.

Communists.
VERSAILLES. June 3.-In the Assem-
l,. Yesterday, Deputy belonging to
'1y Iarty Of the Left, proposed that the
,,ryyrnmrnt should grant political am
,,,t, To- the Communist prisoners which
ru,, held ur.ing that sufficient punish
a,n, had already been inflicted to serve
,..r purpose OF the Government, in
,ryr,ng the complete subjugation of
the Paris Insurgents, and that the
adoption OF Il lenirnt policy now would
have Il beneficial effect throughout
inrcuuntry. The ma jorlty ofthe mem
hers present diSapproved of the pro-
lr,>al, which went over accordingly.
". nIanqui 10 be Tried.
VI. Blanqui will shortly be placed
On trial before the Versailles Tribunal.
/, has been discovered that he, along
With Il few others. were the leading
-prit> of the Commune. and the authors
ani incitorS OF the terrible outragcs
,~rpctratcd 10y the insurgents.
continued Arrests of Communists.
The arrests OF Communists continue.
are numbers, guarded 10y troops,
,a1N arrive at Versailles.
MARSHAL Menahon TO Resign.
1t j. reliably stated that Marshal
" Mahom desires to resign, and will
>l,rtlv tender his resignation Of the
command OF the army of Versailles 10
lhv Government.
Proposition for the AbrOgatiOn of
the Decree Of Exile against the
BourbOns.
In the Assembly yesterday, a pro-
p,,aI was presented, supported 10y a
majority Of the members present, FOR
alrosating the decree Of the exile pro-
nounced against the Bourbons. A pro-
p,,aI was also made for prolonglng the
administrative powers OF President
Theirs tor further periol OF two
t"tr-.
Communication Open.
PARIS June Accommodation be-
tween Paris and the surrounding coun-
II! D., now open and uninterrupted.
Military Reunion.
I.o>poS, June "a grand military
reunion takes place near this city dur
the month of September, at which
General Won Moltke will be present.
Tour of the Emperor Of EraziI.
H., Majesty, the Emperor Of Brazil,
after completing his European tour, will
Iii from this city for New York. On
h.- arrival, he will proceed to pay a
State visit to President Grant.
Arrival Of General Schenc< and the
Commissioners.
LIVERPOOL, June 3.-The Cunard
steamship Cuba, having on board the
English members of the Joint High
Commission and General Schenck,
the newly appointed United States
minister to England, arrived at this
port to-day.
Shortly after the arrival Of the
>;eamer, General Schenck, was waited
upon 10y committee Of the American
members of commerce ol Liverpool,
wh" presented hira with an address
recently adopted by that body, con-
gram.ating hirhupon his appointment,
and welcoming him to England.
"rncral Schenck responded III a short
'Pt,cn, thanking them for the honor
conferred upon him. and expressing the
h"p' that his lahors III England would
Ie>u't IN strengthening the bonds OF
ir.e"d-hrp between the two countries
ine J Int High Commissioners were
also The rec EMS of marked atten-
ton.
Indications of u Monarchy.
VERSAILLES, June 3.-Several changes
IN the ministry are believed to be i'm.
mlnent, which will make the complex
Ion of the Cabinet more favorable TO
monarchy. Tie indications are
That the name Of Count DeChambord,
will shortly be proposed to the Assem-
hIy as a candidate for the throne, with
the title Of king. The clerical party is
actively working in the interest of the
Bourbons, and number OF petitions
have have have put in circulation by
Catholic clergymen, iavoring the
restoration Of that family to power
Paris Quiet.
PARIS, June 3.-The city is quiet
and is rapidly resuming its former
appearance. Immense gangs oflabor
Ars are Of ,rnrk rom nrinn th % ho rrin 4 O,