The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-06
FRANCE.
Excitement in the ASse mby-..The
BOurbOnS About TO be Recalled.

VERSAILLES, June 4.
The probable result OF the sittings of
the National Assembly tomorrow is the
cause of great excitement. 1t is believed
that the decree Of the exile oI the Bour.
bon Princes will be abrogated. The
newspapers, generally, disapprove OF such
course, which they say will be step
toward their restoration. The telegraph
lines will all be working again by Satur-
day night.
The Debate In the Assembly on the
Orleans Princes POstpOned-.Inves.
IigatiOn into the Conduct of the
Government.
VERSAILLES, June 8,
The Assembly to-day presented an ani.
mated appearance. Many notabilities Oc-
cupied seals on the floor and the galleries
were crowded with spectators, in antici-
patton of debate on the right OF the
Orleans Princes to seats in the House,
Among tho distinguished persons present
was Prince Metternich and nearly All the
members of the diplomatic corps, Thiers
rose to move postponement of the dis
cussion. He said he had passed several
hours in consultation with the members
of tho committee having in charge the
subject which now engaged the attention
of tho Assembly, The committee had
acknowledged to him that II was impossi-
bio for them to come To an agreement
to-day and he had requested them not to
hasten their deliberations, lIo stated
that lie was very unwell and begged that
the Assembly would consent to postpone
mGnt Of the consideration Of the grave
questions at issue until Thursday. The
Committee, he said, favored simultNnO.
Gus decision on the veriacation o! the
election OF the Orleans Princes and the
abrogatiOn Of the decree Ol exile against
them, The Assembly agreed to M ad'
journment Ortbe debate. The committee
appointed U consider what action should
be taken as regards the acts Of the recent
government ot France reported in favor Of
IN Investigation into the administration Of
the government Of the national delcnscs
at Paris, Tours and Bordeaux, and OF the
government over which Thers presided,
PARIS, June5.
The French soldiers returning from
their imprisonment in Germany replace
the Mobile Guard rs fast rs they arrive,
In the colony of Algeria none of the Mo.
bile Guard will be retained under arms
PARIS, June 5-Evening.
Bellville, Ia Villctta and Montronge are
still patrolled day and hight.
Deputies in the Assembly from the de.
partnents occupied by German troops in.
tend to move that the disquieting debate
in regard to the position of the Orleans
Princes be postponed until the conclusion
ofa loan and the payment OF the war In.
demnity has freed the country from the
Germans. An address to the Pope Is cir.
culaling in the Provinces. 1t expresses
the hope that regulated France will soon
lend an avenging arm to the Holy
Father. The document Is freely signed
The prisoners at st. Sulplce endeavored
on Sunday night to get etposSesslon of some
arms; they were discovered nm d frustrated.
Several soldiers who abetted the prisoners
were arrested and Immediately sent to
Versailles. There is rumor, which has
not yet been confirmed, that Felix Pyatt
was arrested in Paris to-day. The FEEDER.
alist Lieutenant. Colonel, Boursicr, com.
mittcd suicide to-day, just rs lie was about
to be arrested, There was serious fire
at Montmartte last night, which Is sus.
pected To Rayebeen causedby petroleum
bomb. Arrests continue TO be made in
all parts Of tho city. The La Librtt has
a report that an attempt has b cen made to
assassinate the German prophet, Stras.
burg, who was fired OF from revolver
and wounded.