The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-08
EUROPE.
THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY
The Italy -Tunis Difficulty Settled
Favre and Simon Resigned
He M o q IN PARIS
The National Assembly.

tional Assembly this evening Louis
Blanc, Victor Hugo and Quinet made
demand for the detention of members
Of the September government until they
shall have returned an account OF their
acts up to the capitulation Of Paris
Delesctuze submitted a demand for
their impeachment and arrest on the
charge Of high treason.
A motion was made that the Assem-
bly, should not return 10 Paris, but si'
elsewhere.
At the request OF Thiers the Assem-
bly, Immediately went into committee
upon that question, a decision upon
which is to be made tomorrow.
LONDON, March THE Daily Neoos
to-day says a special convention has
been entered into by the German and
French authorities under which the
German occupation Of Versailles is e x,
tended until the 18th oil March.
The TelegrapHs special from Florence
announces the settlement OF the diff
Guilty between the government OF Italy
and Tunis. The demands Of Italy
were fully conceded, and the conditions
imposed by the Florence government
accepted by Tunis.
Change I'm the English Cabinet.
LONDON March THE Times an
nounces the following changes in the
ministry: George J. Goschen sue
ceeds Hugh C. E. Childers, as First
Lord of Admiralty; r. Ames STAINS
field succeeds Goschen, as President OF
the Poor Law Board; w. E. Baxter
ESQ, succeeds Stansfeld, as one Of the
Joint Secretarys of the Treasury
and George j. Shaw Lefenre, at
preset Secretary for the Home Depart
ment, succeeds Baxter as Secretary to
the Admiralty.
The High Commission.
The Post learns that the prospect OF a
settlement of all matters in dispute be
tween the United States and England
by the High Commission at Washing
ton, is very promising. There is, says
the Post, an evident disposition to treat
all topics with fairness. Discussion
will first take place upon the question
OF the fisheries and afterwards upon the
Alabama claims.
Herald Special.l
PARIS, March 6, Noon.-The office OF
prefecture of police will probably be abol'
ished and the service united under the
direction Of the Minister OF the Interior.
The departure Of the Provincial
Guards and Mobites begins to-day.
Those within three days march OF
their homes are to 60 on foot, and ra,
tons will be given them for the journey.
The journal dcs De6ats calculates
the expenses OF the war to be six mil
lizards Of francs.
Favre and Simon have. rendered their
designations, but Theirs will not accept
them.
Two more regiments have arrived in
Paris to reinforce the garrison. Gen
eral Aurelles de Paladine has arrived,
and will command the National Guard.
The payment of thirty sous per day to
the National Guard is to be continued,
to save trouble.
The Mot d Ordsre has published let
ters from Rochefnrt and Nelson resign
ing their seats in the Assembly, because
Thiers had made peace. They say
France ought not to be dismembered.
A great QUARREL occurred at Augers
Maine ct Loire, between number Of
Bretons and Franc-Tireurs. The Bre-
tons were praying in the Champs Mars,
when the Franc !Tireurs Knocked them
and pelted them with horse dung. The
Bretons charged them, killing three
and wounding great many.
VERSAILLES, March 6-Midnight.-
The third review takes place at Fer
rieres, of the Royal Saxon, Wurtem-
burg and Prussian troops, on Thursday.
On that day the Emperor finally leaves
Versailles, but the final evacuation OF
the city is delayed for few days. The
Crown Prince leaves lie Lombrages to-
morrow; his staff will follow immedl,
ately after.
The reinforcement OF the garrison OF
Paris, from Chanzys army, Is stead
ily proceeding. The spy fever is preva-
lent in Paris. There have been at
least a dozen cases of Englishmen being
insulted. The state of Paris is very
alarming, and the mob is better armed
than at any time in the history OF
France.
AIIocution by the Pope.
ROME, March THE Pope has held
secre, consistory, in which he deliver,
ed an allocution Of considerable length.
The Holy Father, in his address to the
Cardinals, attacks the motives and acts
of the authors of recent Italian events,
and particularly the occupation OF
Rome, and rejects the guarantees for
his spiritual power proposed BY the bill
which recently passed the Italian Parlla'
ment. He also laments the occurrence
OF the Franco-Prussian war. and ex-
presses his gratitude for the devotion to
himself and the Church of the whole
Catholic world. ,
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