The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-03
MISREPRESENTATION
THE IMPERIAL CANVASS.
CO., CO., coo.
Arrival OF Gambetta AT Paris.

PARIS, July IN. Gambetta has
arrived here, and has met with favor
able reception. He received a large
number of visitors at his hotel last even
ing Many Of these visits are thought
to possess a political signitication, and
it is generally believed that Gambetta
will receive the support of strong
party at the forthcoming elections. His
candidature appears to be popular in
the city, generally.
Rebuilding.
Over sixty thousand masons and
l..borers are engaged in restoring the
houses and streets which have suffered
from shot and shell. Excellent pro
gress is also being made on the sale o.
the principal Government buildings
Many of the old structures will be re
placed by new and more modern ones
Ex-Secretary Seward.
CoSsTANTINoPLE, July l.-Ex-Secre
tary Seward has arrived here. Not
withstanding the fatigue of travel, Mr.
Stewards health continues excellent.
The Grand Vizer is seriously indis
posed.
crown Prince and Princess OF Prus
six TO visit London.
LONDON, July 1.-The Crown Prince
and Princess of Prussia are expected tc
arrive here early next week, on visit tc
her Majesty.
G.nop.ou Ras MN, ,fuo his old Habit ts
Napoleon has resumed his former
habit Of making frequent visits to Lon
don and occasionally lunching at the
clubs, where he is generally welcomed
cordially. He also, in company with
the Empress, frequently visits the public
promenades and resorts at Hyde Park
and Kensington Gardens. On such oc
casions the ex-Emperor and Empress
are accompanied by the Prince I'm
perial, and their appearance never fails
to attract large share of public atten-
ton
Amnesty Proclamation.
VERSAILLES, July 1.-The government
has published proclamation granting
full and complete amnesty to all politi-
cal offenders against the government in
the provinces OF Alsace and Lorraine.
The proclamation has been widely cir
cuated, both in those provinces and
throughout the country generally.
PARIS, July l.-Macmahon and De
ClSsey are going to Bareges, in the
Pyrennees, to seek renewed health in
the famous Hot Sulphur Baths Of that
region.
Twelve thousand fusileers and gun
hers have been sent to their homes.
Haussman, Barrat, and Assalont
have withdrawn from their candidatures
for the Assembly.
Clssey has issued circular prescrib-
ing the regulations for taking the vote
Of the army at the election.
The Bank of France has commenced
the publication of its returns. The
bullion in its vaults amounts to $50 O,OOO,-
po francs, and the treasury balance is
l4oOUOOO francs.
The Imperial Canvass.
PARIS, July dispatches say that
the return of Monarchists is probable
from many Of the departments. The
lmPerlallsts are making very active
canvass, but really have no chance OF
securing considerable number Of the
members OF the Assembly.
The Review at Long Champs.
The Official Journal to day SAYS there
were present and taking part in the re-
view at Long Champs one hundred and
sixty battaions Of infantry, sixty squad
fohs OF cavalry, twenty companies of
engineers, and three hundred and sixty
pieces OF artillery. The Orleans Princes
are to-day visiting Thiers. The Re-
publican list Of candidates for the As
wr,moIy Is printed in to-day's journals.
Inc name OF Gambetta is absent from
the list.
r.e Ihe loss Of life by the explosion at
MD Grove is increased by the death OF
several OF the wounded.
y LONDON, July 1.-The whole Royal
rpamlIy. Duke De Namorns and the
rhnce Imperial were present at tie re-
view OF the 5000 troops by the Queen
!" TBusky Park yesterday.
Inc herman attempt to excite dis
snecton with the British government
amongst the inhabitants at Heliogland
mas proved failure.
lhe Russian Grand Duke, w. Lad
nD; net' paid a visit to the Emperor Ma
Howard, Secretary of the British LIE
sauon at Washington, has been ap
pointed agent in the United States to
receive claims of British subjects com.
lug with articles 18th to 18th inclusive
VI INT Ihe treaty Of Washington.
lhe papers to-day are discussing the
french elections, which they generally