The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-12
FRANCE.
How the Archbishop of Paris Met
His Fate,

Ills rate
NEW York, June 10,
Mall advices received by the steamship
Danen last night state that the Arch
bishop OF Paris died with the serene cour.
age OF a martyr In answer to tho in
suits of his eXeCutiOners, he said "Do
not prolane the word of liberty. 1t is to
US alone it belongs, for we shall die for
liberty and faith"
DEATH OF DOMBROwsKL
Dombrowski died in bed in room OF
the Hotel de Vile formerly occupied by
Wdle lIaussmann, the day after his es.
cape from La Mule. He received three
rifle shots while at the Barricadc Rue de
Ornia, and was transferred from there to
the Hotel dc Vile, where he died of his
Wounds.
TUE KILLING OF DELEsCLUsE.
DplesClusO was killed at tue barricade
of Chateau Dun. His face was much
dishgured by n portion OF the burning
wall which fell on 1t.
THEPARIs CORPsEs MOTTO DE BURNED.
VERSAILLES, June 10,
The idea olburning the bodies off the vic.
tins of the civil war in Paris has been
abandoned and they will be exhumed
from their present burial places, Park
Of MOnecauX and Garden of Luxembourg
and transferred to the new cemetery be.
yOnd the village and Fort Vanvres.
Pyatt Is known to be concealed in Paris
The Committee of Assembly on Reorgani.
zation Of the army will soon report in
favor ol obligatory service.
THE ORLEANS PRINCES RESIGN.
Prince De JOinville and Duke Dou.
male, yesterday visited Thicrs and
members of the Cabinet. They were
received with utmost courtesy and Theirs
subsequently returned their call. At their
interview with Thiers and Grevey, the
Princes resigned their seats in the Assem-.
bly, and disclaimed any intention OF in
triguing against the Republic. The Orlean
lists are preparing banquet TO the
Duke Daumale ..
The roportedarriyal Of Count De Cham.
bord at BOulOgne is cOntradicted.
ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS IN july.
The Official Journal announces that
the elections to the Assembly in one hun.
dred and thirteen districts will be held on
the Goth of July. The same journal as.
sures the people that the deposits in the
Bank Of France are uninjured.
THEIRS SUPPORTED BY THE PARIS PRESS.
u. LONDON, June 10.
The Paris papers continue to uphold
the administration and policy of Thiers,
and affirm that monarchy Is synonym
for revolution. They also appear to
think that the supplementary elections
may possibly change the majority in III"
.-'''S'v PARIS, June II.
The press expect that strong effort
will be made by the Bonapartists for the
.he success Of their party in the coming
supplementary election The journal de
Paris says the Prince Imperial, not the
Prince Napoleon, will be put forward ms
II candidate for the Assembly. Cloche
thinks the result of the election in the
cities will be to check the tendency to
monarChism. The restoration of the pub.
lie buildings has commenced, General
Douai has issued an order that oil civil.
ians found with arms in their possession
after certain day shall be tried by court
martial Picard has resigned the COVER
norship OF the Bank of France. The Or
leans Princes arC stillat Versailles. Best.
toy md Theisig, who acted by authority
of the Communists rs Superintendent OF
the Bank of France and postal depart
ment respectively, have been released
from confinement at the intGrCesslOn
Of the bank authorities and furnished
with sale conducts to leave France, All
the sacred vessels and valuable orna.
menls taken from the churches by the
communists have, with few exceptions,
been discovered in the Mint and other
places. French prisoners ARE rapidly re.
turning from Germany.
Alexander Dumas writes to the Paris
P,esw denouncing the blind, grasping pri-
vate ambition at Versailles, lie praises
President Thicrs, and advocates the con
tinuancc OF the Republic, to which France
always instinctively reverts.
The steamer international, which is tc
lay the telegraph cable between Mar
settles and Algiers, has arrived nj Mar
seilles.
Trains over the Lyons & Mediterranean
railroad, ala Mt. Gems Tunnel, have com
inencel running again