The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-05
PARIS, June 2.-Evening.

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EXTENSION OF THEIRS POWER,
1t is also proposed to extend the powel
of Thiers rs the chief executive for two
years. The railways between this city
and Paris have resumed, doing an i'm
mense passenger traffic. Business II
rapidly rcviVing. ,s1a.0t
NC MAHoN TO THE ARMY.
PARIS, June 8.
An order of the day, issued by Nc
Mahon to the marines and soldiers Of hli
army, praises the devotion and courage
which has delivered Paris out of the
hands of the wretches who intended L
reduce the city to ashes, and says the As
sembly Is about to give them the worthless
recompense by unanimously voting thai
they have deserved the good will OF tlielI
country. ..'. ...
REoPENINd TIE STREETS TO TRAFFIC.
The streets of Paris have been reopened
to traffic, the bNrrlcades have NIL disap.
peared, the pavements have been re-
paired, and there Is perfect ...t
ORDER EVERYWHERE
The police are still arresting all suS
pected persons, Ten court martlals have
been established at Cherbourg for the trial
Of all persons sent there by the Provost
Marshal. Tho latter service Is carried on
Nt the Theatre Du Chatelot In this city
where summary investigation Is held
prior 10 trial by d military court. ri
THE FUNERAL OF Archbishop DARBOY--
ALLEGED Plot TO BURN ENGLISH
CITIES.
.. VERSAILLES, June 3.
Archbishop Darboy will be buried
Wednesday. On that day the Assembly
will suspend lis sessions. The insurgent
who commanded tho shooting oI the
Archbishop has been discovered through
his own Boosting. ------
Another lnsurgent boasts that the burn.
ing of Paris will be considered insignif-
cant when the London docks, with all
their wealth, are consumed. As n grand
lesson to the middle classes of Europe,
London, Liverpool, and Bristol will, II Is
said, be the next scenes Of their secret
operations Papers have been discovered
which show that the operations Of the
Communists were directed from London.
BERLIN, June ..
It has been ascertained that the chiefs Of
the international club and several English.
men were among the insurgents. Thiera
promises that whatever sentence Is i'm.
posed upon Assy and Rochefort will be
faithfully executed. An order signed and
sealed by the Commune to burn the Hotel
dc Vile has been discovered ,Iui.
PARIS, June 3.
The theatres have been authorized to
reopen, but the Gates and chantauts are
still under restrictions.
VERSAILLES, June 3.
Tho Assembly has voted ,0j3, 900 francs
for the purpose Of rebuilding the house Of
Theirs, u
~'T. = @ G PARIS, June A. .
No ono Is allowed to leave the city
after nine o'clock in the evening, from
which hour all the gates are closed. and
tho cavalry patrol the streets mud suburbs
until morning. rti ~, 90
Tic commission appointed for the re.
organization Of the army has decided in
favor Of the compulsory service OF all
Frenchmen against the advice Of President
Thicrs, who recommended the restoration
Of the law of 1882.
Many strangers, including number Of
Englishmen, have arrived in Paris, and
the arrivals of foreigners are increasing
daily.
The Figaro estimates the number of
men who bore arms In the late insurrec.
tiOn, and who have not yet been identl.
fed or arrested, At50, 1000. Thepolce are
in constant danger from violence at their
hands.
Grousset was arrested to-day In Paris.
Active search Is being made for Pyat,
who Is believed to bG concealed in the
city. t0. ...-... .
The report that n motion will be made
in the Assembly to prolong Theirs in
power is confr med.
PARrs-Sunday Night
The Duke d'Aumaule has arrived at
st. Germain. The Executions at YER
sailles are still numerous. All the Paris
journals are discussing what shall be
done with the Orleans Princes. Some
appeal to their patriotism, and ask them
to resign their seats in the Assembly,
Girardln In the LiJsrdie demands the es.
tablishment Of Liberal Republic after
the model OF the United States or Swift.
Zerland. ....
BRUSSELS, June 4.
The LHdcpendrnee Beige says that the
diplomatic relations between France and
Germany will shortly be resumed. II is
probable that the Marquis D'Galearic
will be the French charge d'alFaires at
Berlin, and Count Won IIotzlield be the
German representative at Versailles.
.-|..".s. PARIS, June 4.
A letter from Father HyacinLh in Tho
Gauioisackhowledges the sympathy Italy
feels for France, and advises the union Of
the Latin races, as the balance Of Europe
Is menaced by the prepOnderance of the
Germans and sclaver. The acts Of the
Commune were the result Of the
negation of God by the people.
The 10th century is an age of working.