The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-06
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PARIS. july IA general estimate
Of the supplementary elections show
that OF the one hundred and Iorty depu-
ties elected, one hundred and twenty
are Republicans, eight Legitimists, and
twelve Bonapartists. The official re-
turns will differ but little from this
estimate. Faidherbe, Gambetta and
Danfert are each returned from three
different Assembly districts. The ma.
Iority Of the Republicans elected belong
TO the moderate wing Of the party, the
proportion being 95 Moderates to %
Radicals. The unexpected strength de-
veloped by the Republicans in the
Provinces discourages the partisans of
monarchy. The failure Of the lmpe-
rialists surprises nobody, but the weak
ness of the Legitimists produces a SEN
satpn. 1t is feared that the Assembly
will be more divided than ever, and
that it will be impossible to obtain a
compact working majority, or to deter
mine which party has the balance OF
power.
The French Government has de-
manded the evacuation of the forts near
Paris, and the department now occupied
by the German troops. Bismarck has
declined TO give a positive promise to
comply with the demand.
A Commission has been appointed by
the Government to take evidence in
England and France as to the working
Of commercial treaties.
4 difference has arisen between the
Egyptian Government and the French
Consul at Cairo, in consequence of an
alleged illegal arrest Of a French citl-
zen there by the police. Satisfaction
has been demanded by France, and ne
gotiations are pending for settlement
Of the dispute.
The Republican journals rejoice over
the overwhelming vote given for the
cah lidates Of their party in the country
districts, and regard the victory as one
calculated to establish permanently a
Republic in France. The monarchial
press on the other hand, show signs Of
panic, and accuse each other OF lack
OF devotion in the canse.
The PreSSe will resume publication
tomorrow under the management Of
Guerroner.
Faidherbe has written a letter pro-
posing a system of compulsory service
IN the army for two years.
1t will be observed that there is an
irreconcilable difference in all the re-
ports relating to the number Of vacan-
clCs in the French Assembly to be filled
at the supplementary elections. The
dispatch above speaks of one hundred
and forty delegates having just been
chosen, whereas the previous accounts
gave only about one hundred and
twelve or one hundred and fourteen
vacancies to be filled in all.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Emperor and
Empress of Brazil paid visit to Queen
Victoria to-day.
ROME, July 5.-The King held a
grand review Yesterday of the regular
troops and national guards. He was
enthusiastically received by the soldiers
and spectators. The municipality OF
Rome gave brilliant ball last night, at
which the King was present. At :he
close OF the festivities his Majesty start
Ell for Florence.
There has been an unusual attend
ance OF Cardinals and other high digni-
larles OF the Church at court during the
hlng stay in Rome.
BERLIN, July 4.-The Crown Prince,
Frederick William, has accepted the
invitation Of the King Of Bavaria to be
present at the triumphal entrance OF the
bavarian troops into Munich.
Bismarck has gone to his Varsein es-
tate.
Some Of the French soldiers WHO have
been disbanded since the cessation OF
hoSnlties are now seeking to enter the
Austrian service.
VIENNA, July 4-The Upper House
OF Relchsrath has passed the budget.
LONDON, July 5.-The Daily Nsrs
says that Sickles has arrived in Lon
don and is going to Germany.
banquet was given Yesterday by the
American residents Of London, at Lang
nam hotel. A reception was also held
al the residence OF Minister Schenck,
IN honor Of the Declaration of lnde-
pendence.
PARIS, July 5.-The Journal deS De
oats says that tie election details are
favorable "a, to the Bordeaux programme.
J. he victory is not one for the Repub-
Ncans, who owe their success to the d:
vision Of their opponents, but for the
order and peace Republicans. however
Jubllant the former over their success.
The Steele says that the Bonspartists
have been condemned by the results Of
The election and thai fhA sI,eaitimiata