The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-26
A Temporary Lull in the Conflict
THE DUKE D'AUMALE.
A BONAPARTIST REACTION.
DISSATISFACTION At LYONS.
RELIGIOUS ToIeratlon Proclaimed by
the Communists

VERSAILLES, April 25.-The cannon
al. from the various forts and batteries
around Paris has ceased and tempo
-arv lull prevails except from Fort Du
Mont Nalerien alone.
\ strong party in the Assembly, en-
bracing some Of its most prominent
member r., is endeavoring to secure the
election OF the Duke de Aumale to the
Presidency of the Republic. The Bo-
nauartists are also actively at work.
Numerous emissaries have been en-
gared in thorough canvass Of the
provinces, and every agency has been
rxerted to secure influence in favor Of
restoration OF Napoleon. These ex-
errions have had their due effect, and a
powerful reaction is stated to be taking
place in the provincial districts favorins
restoration.
The delegation from Lyons has had
several conferences with Theirs in rela-
ton 10 the present crisis in Paris and
the probability of a reconciliation.
Members OF the delegation are much
dissatisfied with the terms offered 10y
Theirs on the subject and consider them
both unreasonable and unfair to the
Communists. They have intimated
their dissatisfaction to Theirs, and also
threatened him that if other measures
are not adopted they would join the
Communists.
transportation OF Supplies stopped.
VERSAILLES, April 25.-Thiers has
Jriered the Northern railroad to stop
the transportation Of supplies for Paris
at Cecil and return them to the point OF
departure.
REORGANIZATION OfFOrces-Opera-
tiOns to be Resumed.
VI. Thiers announces that the forces
Of the Government will be formed into
two corps under the command of Gene
rails :. Donav and Clinchcamp, and
will shortly commence active operations
against the insurgents.
Felix Piatt Arrested for Treason
Religious federation Proclaimed.
LONDON, April 25.-Dispatches from
Paris Of yesterdays date have been re
ceived. Felix Piatt has been arrested
~ the Commune on reasonable
charge. The Commune has promul-
,,ated an order precluding its officers
rom interference with citizens in their
worship and religious services and
.ranting religious toleration and per
mission to worship to all within the
"lty
The Germans Won't Leave.
BERLIN, April 24-Parliament has
passed the loan bill. Prince Bismarck
,lated in the House to-day that although
the French should pay the first install
ment OF the Indemnity, the forts north
and east OF Paris would not be evacu-
tied until the final treaty of peace was
roncluded The negotiations at Brus-
-cls made slow progress. The French
mrc irving to better the conditions, but
Germany is infexjble. The movement
of the Commune entailed sacrifice on
GERMANY, but she would not meddle
with the internal affairs OF France.
Letter from the King Of Bavaria 10
DIR. OOllinger.
MrNl,H, April 24--The King Of Ba-
varia has written letter to DR.. Dol
.'nger, deploring the sentence Of eXcom-
mnnlcation pronounced against h'm.
4 SquabbIe.
4 mnrG, April 24.-ln consequence
'I tht disagreement between the French
and Ge man transports, which were
waiting here to carry French prisoners
back to France, they have been obliged
> return to Eavre empty.