The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-16
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FRANCE.


lI'NDON, dhlI ~
The Times special from Paris, says
Marshal McMahon desires to resign the
commandery. The Reserve Corps 0f tho
army is to be dissolved, and Gen. NinOy
its commander will retire from SerOiCa
average Of $4,000 persons arrive in
Paris daily, by the Northern and West
crn Railroad. The idWlOS states thai
the fusion of the OrlcaniSts and Lcgitimists
u complete, The Paris journals say the
Eastern Railway is daily crowded with
Germans returning to their homes, laden
with plundGr, Persons arriving (or
Paris have not been told Of the troubles
in that city, and that the destruction Of
lite and property immensely exceed both
the Government and newspaper accounts
The workmen OF Paris are almost unani.
mously Communists. They are very bit.
ter because their cause has been defeated,
and hate both Theirs and the liOnaparlists
Many of them will cmigratG to America,
Napoleon visited the Kent CriCkCtCrs yes.
lcrday, and received quite an ovation and
held A letc. lie Is undoubtedly sur
rounded by his old adhcrcnts, and bold
moves are rumOrGd. At the reception OF
the American artist, Mr.. Bradford, at the
I.angham Hotel, were the Messrs, Duke
Of Argyle, Marquis lOrnG, Princess Lou
isc, DR. Henry lawlinson and others were
present.
VERSAILLES, June l5.
A report which has been extensively
circulated that the Italian Government
had demanded the recall Of Duke DlIar.
court, the French Ambassador, Is posi-.
lively Contradictcd.
The manifesto of Deputies OF the Lett
protesting against the intrlgues oi monar'
Chists IS generally approved, but tho ltldi-
cal address to the electors Of Paris CrCNtcs
a badHmprCssiOn, because 1t endcavOrs
To excuse the Commune, The press gen.
orally, with the exception Of tho religious
Journals, rilCnle the efforts Of the French
bishops to commit France to the rcstOra.
tiOn OF the POpGs temporal power. They
pronounce the question settled, and de-
clare that France cant interfere.
TrOChu continued before the Assembly
today, his remarks in vindiCAtiOn OF his
defence Of Paris, lie said the individuals
HIIGSlCN ~ lhaoluU HSNutoi ""hB NO
conduct of the military affairs Of tho Capi-
tai, had rcappeNrcd as leaders OF the in
s,lrrcCton, and instanCcd Ns one, the case
Of that Of Dmbrowski. The insurrcC.
tion, said the General, was merely con.
linuation of the war with Prussia. lie
concluded by vigorously Condcmning in
vigorous terms lIismarcks mild allusiOn to
the Commune,
A motion was introduced in the AS
scmbly, Tor the taxation Of the passports
Of persons entering France; as were also
the motions proposing that the present
Assembly sit for two years, and Tint II en-
acl organic laws for the control Of the
finances the country.
PARIS, June u.
The Republican journals express their
10Y that the members Of the Bourbon
iainily have exposed their hands, and all
Of them urge the electors 10 reject all
candidates for the Assembly whose plat
form Is vague or ambiguous.
II is said that Duke Charles will assist
at the review Of 100000 troops to he held
in the Champs dc Mars on Sunday.
Charrcd COrpscs have been found in the
ruins Of the Hotel dc Vile, and are I'm.
dOubtedly the remains of prisoners left III
the cells by the Communists. Three
hundred Communists were arrested in
this city between Saturday and Tuesday
last,