The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-07
BY TELEc RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntslIIgeucer.
(By the Western Union Limo.
Onice Northwest cor, Of Main and Monroe Sts
EUROPE.
FRANCE.

AS already telegraphed, Count Palikao
published denial Of Gen. TrOChu's char
ges relative 10 the course pursed by the
former on the 4th Of September, Gen.
Trochu in his three days speech in the
Assembly, said that when the news Of the
Sedan disaster arrived in Paris Palikao
said to him, General, revolution is une
Gail accompli. II you don't take the
DIRECTION Of affairs it is all mp with us; if
you do probably the result will be just the
same" To this Gen, Troch replied that
his conduct was proper in all respects
TrOchu, It will be recOllGCted, also aCcus-
ed PalikaO Of acting unwisely in keeping
Gen. Bazaine ut Metz, and sending him
rcinlorcements after hG should have been
recalled to Paris.
PARIS, July 6.
The details of the army vote are in.
The garrison Of Lille gave 700 votes, and
only ten of those were for tho legitmists.
The city Of Calais gave 8,ll8 for the Re.
publicans against 500 monarChial votes.
In various other places which have been
heard from, the Republicans are in the ms.
Cenlant.
Besson, the commandment Of the rOops
at Bordeaux, suggested TO the soldiers he
fore the election that rs the Republic only
could save the country, they had better
vote for the Republican candidates. The
people Of Bordeaux have sent petition
to Cissey asking to disavow the course
pursued by Besson.
The latest returns from the Department
OF the Seine elect Moreau to the Assembly
in place Of BOuvelet, which increases the
Republican delegation from the capital to
seven.
An obscure man named De Lallande,
has murdered VOune, mayor OF the town
of SaChta. The curate of the parish while
bringing oils to annolnt the hody of the
murdered man was also assassinated In
tense excitement against the murderer
prevails. A later announcement saysthat
De Lallande committed suicide.
A loan Is to be raised by the munic.
pallty Of Paris for the purpose of rebuild.
ing the monuments destroyed during the
siege.
Jules Ducatel, who became u traitor
from the Communists to the Versailllsts,
has been accorded the Cross OF the lie.
gion Of Honor. Marshal McMahon has
been reinstated as Commander. Of Yer
sailes. Duke. de NemouFs and NJ. Schnei-
der, formerly President OF the Corps
Legislatiii, are in Paris
An election will be held Sunday
next 10 I'LL n vacancy:in the Assembly,
when one person will he chosen by the
different constituencies.
Prince dc Jolnvlllehavlng declared for
a republic, he will undoubtedly succeed
In the department La Alarche.
Won Manteutlel and staff have paid Il
visit of ceremony to Thiers. The Gen.
eral afterwards dined with the President.
Count Waldersee, German Charge d'Al.
fairs and General Prince Waldemer IIol.
stein were also invited. Count Waldersce
has informed the foreign Office that Field
Marshal Count Molke has given orders 10
the German commanders in France to
forbear from inliCting punishment upon
offenders whom the French law can
reach. Count Waldersee has complained
to the foreign Office Of the bitter language
used against Germany and the Germans
by the French newspapers. The JourRdl
Q6ciei, in making this statement, advises
other journals to exercise the utmost for.
bemance in illusions to the Germans.
The Republican press are annoyed at
the continuance Of the state Of siege in
Paris, which they declare needless and
oppressive. II Is said that the first act
of the Assembly rs soon rs the newly
elected Deputies have taken their seats
will be to prolong the power Of Thiers as
Chief Executive Of the nation for two
years.
A proposition Is enacted 10 entrust to
Marshal MacMalon command of the
entire army, in order to give greater unity
TO the force which will soon amount to
100000. The Court.Martial for the trial
of Communists now under arrest, will
take up the cases in the following order
First, the members Of the Central Com.
mittee, then the persons who have usurp.
ed the public functions; and last those
generally compromised In the insurrec.
ton. Ro0sel will he tried before II special
tribunal.