The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-04
II ENDS IN A RIOT.
F.ar Two Persons Injured
Trial OfCOmmunist Prisoners
lit PRISONERS SENTENCED
The Annual Drill.

LONDON, September 2.-Three diyi-
ms oftroops numbering 80, 900 strong,
eamprising both infantry and cavalry,
nave left Aldershok for the usual
autumn manTuvres. The three divi-
IONS are under the respective COM
manis OF Hope, Grant and Generals
arney and Stravely. The Duke Cam
ridge will assume chief command in
lcr~on. The manpuvres will probably
extend over a period of several days
4 large number of foreign military
olficers of distinction will be present.
The performance Of operations includes
a series of sham battles, and fine
display of military tactics generally.
The mannuvres will be terminated with
q grand review.
suicide OF n WeIl.knOwn Actor.
LONDON, September 2.-Walter Mont
emery, the wellknown actor, who was
uarried, on Wednesday last, committed
,uiciie on Saturday. He shot himself
IA the mouth with a pistol, the ball
y,tcring his brains, and causing almost
Instant death. The unfortunate occur
.rnce has caused a considerable sensa-
..oa in dramatic circles. The deceased
aas well-known and popular.
The Terms on Which N. Theirs has
been Elected President.
PARIS, September 1.-The terms on
aaicn VI. Theirs has been elected
President, are those proposed by NJ.
H.yrt, with some very slight modifica-
,1n<. The most important part Of the
Il reads as follows: All the powers
vnich VI. Tbiers has previously exc
rl,el as Chief Executive are prolonged
or the period OF three years. He is,
u0reover, entrusted with the promul-
.a,on and execution of the laws, and
authorized to secure Ambassadors
Ii.s official residence will be at the
lace where the Assembly may site;
.e will he maintained at the expense
g, the Republic; he shall have the
;sht to appoint members OF the Coun.
Fl. Of Ministers, Dispatch Agents, and
Military and naval commanders, and
'.e ministers appointed by him shall
'e responsible for their acts to the
Assembly. The motion Of N. Rivet
.ss been completed in these terms.
The President communicates with the
Assembly by means OF messengers, and
vii he heard by the Assembly when
-yer he makes the demand.
N Thiers has been accepted to the
Presidency on these terms, not because
he National Assembly is satisfied with
him, or that it is afraid of his resigna-
aon, tut simply for the reason that no
one could be found to take his place.
The majority of the Assembly has OF
ate been dissatisfied with Thiers, and
las made great efforts to supercede HIM.
The Party of the Right has repeatedly
oderei the presidency to the Duke
Aumale. but he did not accept it.
ihe leaders of the same party then
asked Marshal Mcmahon to accept the
oiice for an indefinite period, but he re-
used, saving he was unwilling to be-
come the plea for disorder. Marshal
Mcmahon even strongly recommended
,ae the acceptance OF Rivet's motion for
liner, prolongation. McGensy, the
resident Of the National Assembly,
'a> then offered the office Of Theirs,
''i he declared himself even more
%iFanced Republican than Theirs, and
showing the monarchial tendency OF
,ne majority, he said he would not be
Instrumental IN paving the way for the
establishment of a Monarchy. The
mai refusal of Duke dAumale deter
A'hei the Party of the Right to vote
r5 10y the bill for the prolongation OF
ih'ers powers.
The Roumania Question.
LONDON, September 2.-lt is officially
'a'ed that the Enligh Government, IN
,.'| Of the Roumania question, has
,,''ngly urged other European powers
" abstain from interfering, for the
EDNPose Of forcing the settlement OF
ttiGsSlan l, claims against the Government
W houmania, or otherwise.
Meeting in Phoenix Park.
DVRLlS, September "a monster
meeting was held in Phoenix Park to-
way for the purpose of urging upon
~e government the granting OF am
sy ass'y to the remaining political prison