The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-08
FRANCE.
PANS, June G-Midnlght

PARIS, June G-AIidnight
The Rltris says France possessed in
July last 500 900 breech.loaders and i2O,-
900 soldiers. 1t demands rigorous sup.
preston of the Vaccinations of the Com
munist tendency in the provinces. The
Minister of Marine has written to thcman
ayers OF arsenals and navy yards, direct.
ing them to employ French and not for
Cign mechanics
LONDON, June T.
The Times special dispatch, from Paris,
contains the following The pontpono
ment Of the RocheCort trial Is due to an ap.
prehension of disclosures compromising
the government of national defence.
The Stecle advocates the extension Of
Thicrs' term of office, Felix Pyatt is in
Switzerland. The proposal to leave un.
touched the ruins OF the Hotel de Vile is
seriously discussed
VERSAILLES, June 7.
Picard has been appointed Governor of
the Bank of France, and Rotunda has
been appointed Procureur-G General, The
report Of the disturbances in Lyons is
false. The trial Of those of the COmmun.
ist leaders held here as prisoners will com
menCc at once The first trial will be
that Of Massi. Louis Blanc has written
letter to the Figure denouncing the
Commune. The arrests of the COmmun-
lst leaders continues, Lullier has been
secured It is said that Jules Fayrc will
be appointed Minister to Washington.
The municipal elections at Versailles
and Lorascon have been declared void.
Twenty-Five women were killed AND
fifty injured bya railway accident near
Paris yesterday,
All the pieces Of the Column Vendomc
have been found, and the monument will
be restored
LONDON, June Z.
There Is rumOr that Fayre Is prepar.
ing a reply to the manifesto Of Prince
Napoleon Theirs insists on giving the
Republic u fair trial.
VERSAILLES, June 7.
The Figdro proposes the Te.establsh-
ment Of gaming houses and lotteries for
the attraction of strangers to Paris, II
also favors the abolition of the passport
act and law against strikes. The Hc,ftc
says II compromise has been effected by
which the law GXiling the Orleans Princes
from France will be repealed, and their
election to the Assembly declared valid.
The Princes, however, are not to take the
seats TO which they have been chosen,
and must agree not to intrigue for them.
II Is said Thicrs has given his consent to
this plan. The VeHc estimates the dam.
age to Paris from fighting aud Confagra.
tions at 800, 100000 francs It Is said co..
100000 francs In merchandise was burn.
ed, exclusive Of the docks, de Ia Villcttes
and warehouses The Council of Hygiene
If Paris declare there Is no epidemic In
the city. Such precautionary meas,
urcs have been adopted ms will pre-.
vent the spread OF any disease tOnny OK.
tent They nlso state that the health Of
Paris IL at present satisfactory The
OBJECT J0rRdl to-day contains note
from the Italian Minister of Foreign
Affairs guaranteeing to deliver into the
hands OF the French authorities all es.
Gaping insurgents who reach Italian soil.
VERSAILLES, June z.
Special to the World.
On the highest authority | state that
the fusion Of the monarChists has wholly
failed, owing to the intFigues of Theirs,
who privately eSults over the certainty Of
maintaining nondcscript Republic with
himself us chief us In the case of Prim in
spain, for an indefinite period. An in.
ccssant attempt is being made in Paris to
induce soldiers to fraterniAc with the peO.
pie. Intense dissatisfaction prevails
among all classes, and fresh trouble is
feared.
PARIS June I.
The obsCQuies Of the late Archbishop
Darboy took place today in the Cathedral
of Notrc Dame, with great pomp They
were attended by large number Of pO.
litical, military, and literary celebrities
and Il depulalion from the National AS.
scmbly. The church was crowded, and