The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-08
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reorganization of regiments will preyen
the Assembly from taking its vacation
until the end Of July.
1t has been proposed 10 lend President
Thiers the Palace of Elysees as residence
on tho transfer Of hegOvernmcnt to Paris
The Bank Of France yesterday despatch
cd one hundred and four millions francs
inspeciG to Prussia. Fourteen dray carts
were needed for Its transportation to the
the railway station,
Aimes has been declared in state ol
siege in consequence Of the murder ol
Prussians and the failure Of the local au.
thOrities to discover the murderers,
The trial Of RoChefort, Assy and ltOS
sell has been postponed for n fortnight.
The reorganization of the French army
hos been completed. Its effective strength
is $4,000.
President Thiers subscribed one million
francs to the new loan.
The smallpox Is decreasing in Paris
II is again reported that Favre has re-
signed the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs
but the rumor arises probably from his
frequent expression Of the hope that he
will soon be able to relinqulsh his port,
folio To n successor
The Pope has written to IhiGrs that
he will remain In Rome.
Numerous Algerian tribes have given
in their submission to Gen. TallemAnde
and the end Of the insurrection Is near at
hand.
The ORcid journal announces that
only 45 per cent oil the amount subscribed
to the new loan, was allotted to the sub.
sCriben. Three hundred and twenty. five
millions Of francs Of the indemnity, has
been paid Germany, of which one hundred
and twenty-five millions were paid before
the tissue OF the loan. The Paris forts will
he abandoned when fifteen hundred mil.
lions of the indemnity has been paid In
the Assembly yesterday, the motion Of
GOnbert, for the imposition Oftax on pass.
ports, being under discussion, NJ. Favre
expressed regrets at The attacks made by
the mover upon English excurslonlsts,
and spoke in glowing terms Of the chari.
ty shown by tine government and people
of England to France during the recent
calamitics NJ. Favre also stated that the
government wished To prevent conflicts
with the German army Of occupation and
desired the maintenance Of peace. The
motion wins then withdrawn by the dele.
gates.
The Minister Of Finance yesterday re.
lnilted one hundred and four million francs
in specie to the German authorities al
Strasbourg. An additional sum Of one
hundred md sevGnty.ilYC million francs
will be paid before the 10th inst, when
the German troops will Cvacuate the De
partments Of the Seine Infcrieure and
SOmme.
The Ecole Speciale have forwarded to
the government anapplicaton to be trans
lerrcd from Metz to the camp at Sattory.
The cavalry school will he removed to
Saint Cyr.
Gen. Faidherbe has had an interview
with Gambcttn. Tho census of Paris will
be taken at once.
The election to fill the vacancies in the
Assembly caused by the choice of the
same members from different localities
will he formally announced tomorrow.
A woman has been shot in the Depart.
ment Of the .Inra, for complaining oI the
acquisitions made by the departing PruS.
slams.
PARIS, July7
Count De Chambord las issued proc.
lamatiOn announcing that he Is about To
leave France, in order that his presence
in the country may no longer give coln.
tenance to the agitation. lie adds, though
absent, we shall not bo separated from
our countrymen. When Frenchmen are
willing, we shall found government
with decentralization, liberty and univer.
sal suffrage as our motto He praises the
army and declared his unIaltering adler.
ance to the white flag. Henri Fourth and
Joan Arc, which captured Alsace and Lo,