The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-16
EUROPE.

received yesterday by the Government
from Garibaldi stated that, seeing his
mission is finished, he resigns command
of the army Of the Vosges The Gov
ernment forwarded a reply accepting
his resignation and expressing, on be-
half OF the country, thanks tor heroic
services rendered by the General and
regrets he feels compelled to leave the
service Of France. Garibaldi left Bor-
deaux last night for Merseilles, whence
he will embark at once for his home in
the Island Of Caprara.
English Parliament.
LONDON, February l4.-In the House
Of Lords this evening, Granville said
the High Commission which was about
TO meet in Washington is without power
to settle the question of the fisheries
but is only authorized to frame terms Of
adjustment, on which the decision Of
the members must be unanimous, for
submission to their respective Govern
ments.
In the House of Commons Niscount
Enfield, under secretary for foreign
affairs, promised to lay before the
House all papers relative to the case Of
the British Golfers sunk in the Seine
by the Prussians. The Viscount said
the Government had no doubt Bismarck
would amply redeem his promise to
compensate the owners for losses and
injuries sustained
a Riot In Cork.
There We're riotous demonstrations
! in Cork Yesterday on the occasion Of a
welcome given to released Fenian
Captain. The streets were cleased by
mounted police with drawn sabres.
The Paris Press on the Entry Of the
Germans-TrOuble Expected.
! LONDON, February l5.-The press Of
Paris allude 10 the proposed entry OF
the German army into Paris in ex-
cited terms. The Reform opposes the
entry Of the German troops, and foresees
a bloody encounter between tlem and
the citizens. The majority of the jour
mails counsel the citizens to remain in
doors and display mourning emblems
from their residences, during the pas
sage of the German troops.
Dissatisfaction prevails in Paris at
the meagreness with which provisions
are distributed, but distress and mortal
I itv are decreasing.
Z It is stated that the Paris government
will publish the minutes OF its sittings
from the 4th OF September to the con-
clusion OF the armistice. The Steele
urges the Bordeaux Government 10 do
likewise.
Several deputatons of the citizens Of
Dieppe and the surrounding country
waited on the German commander at
Rouen and vainly appealed for an
abatement Of the eXactionS imposed on
them.
/ The Sald Public, Of Lyons, says
General Bresalles, commander of the
oath Corps, has been arrested on the
Swiss frontier, and that notice Of his
dismissal from command has been sent
TO LYONS, and thence to Bordeaux De
tails CONTINUE to reach London OF in
creasing exactions by Germans in the
! Department of the Seine.
Fadhcrbe still for War - ROmania
Quiet.
BRrSSLEs, February lit i stated
4 Il A, lNolhnrha in vacant
communication to the French Govern
ment, says that the army OF the North
is in readiness to again meet either for
egn or internal disturber+.
| RUEHARSr, February 1.-THE ex-
ctement in Romania has considerably
de creased and it now seems probable
that the settlement Of all difficulties
will be arranged. The idea ola change
of dynasty has disappeared from the
public mind.
/ MonarchiaI Triumph I'm France.
! BERLIN, February 1.-THE hreu=
Zeituaq estimates that the French elec.
tons have resulted in at least a two
thirds vote in favor OF monarchial ins,i-
tutions, and saws that scarcely one
third of all the members chosen to the
Assembly are Republicans. The I'm
periali>ts are also badly beaten, and the
! future OF France seems to be between
the Bourbons and Orleanists.
Extension Of the Armisficc.
I LONDON, February IA Berlin cor
respondent of the London Times tele-
graphs that journal that in consequence
of the peaceful result OF the French
elections, Count Won Bismarck has con.
ceded the extension of the armistlce by
a week, and that it be made definitlve
agreement, dependent only on certain
military conditions.
Want TO CapItuIRte-RumO Dis
turbanee In Paris
, CARLsRUHE, February II, Evening
/ The Baden Minister of War received Il
telegram from the commandant AT Null
house that the garrison and people OF
Beifort agreed to the armistice and there
iS general desire to capitulate.
BRUSSELS, February l4.-It is report.
Ell that disturbances have occurred in
I Paris, but the rumor is not confirmed
and is believed to be premature. 1t is
known that the people Of Paris are
very excited, and grave apprehensions
are felt in the French capital OF serious
disorder.
King william Sick-DestructiOn Of
Big Guns.
VERSAILLES, February l4-The En-
peror is very unwell, but persists in his
intention ID enter Paris.