The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-20


the robbers have been secured and con-
fined.
Grand Review.
PARIS, June l9.-The grand review is
fixed for Thursday next, at Long
Champs Over 100000 troops will be on
the ground. The military display will
be magnificent.
Numbers of arrivals still flow in to
Paris. There are over thirty thousand
arrivals daily.
VI. COurbet Asks for Pardon.
NJ. Courbet, a member Of the Com
mune, has petitioned the Government
for a pardon, and promises that if he is
granted complete political amnesty he
Will defray the expense OF rebuilding
the Column Nendome in all It's former
grandeur.
Republican Union.
VERSAILLES, June l9.-The Opinione
Nationale, CLoche, National Bien Pu5Hguc,
and Esprit rationale newspapers an
nounce that a movement is in progress
for the formation Of Republican Union
OF the press. This Union will prove a
powerful agent in advocating republi
can principles, and will doubtless exer-
else great influence towards establishing
a republican form ofgovernment
Felix Pyatt Arrested.
Felix Pyatt has been arrested in the
Hotel Italians. He will be taken to
Versailles for trial.
Minister Schenck in England.
LONDON June l9.-Hon. Mr.. Schenck
will have an audience Of Her Majesty
on Friday, when he will present his
credentials as L. S. Minister.
Twenty-Five Hundred Women Trans
ported.
VERSAILLES, June l9.-The Govern
ment has passed sentence of transporta-
ton upon twenty-five hundred women
who have been convicted OF aiding the
Commune in lis late rebellion against
the Government. A number of these
were taken while fighting desperately
on the side Of the Commune. They
will be conveyed to Toulon, from which
port they will be shipped in Govern
ment transports for the colony Of Gale.
donia The destination meant is proba-
bly, New Caledonia, an Island OF Aus
tralia, situated in the South Pacific
ocean, about two hundred miles in
length and thirty in breadth. 1t is
approachable by two openings only,
beng surrounded on all sides by high
beetlng rocks and dangerous carol reefs
The character OF this natural prison
would therefore in every way suit the
requirements of the Government, which
desires to place these amazons where
they can no longer inCite the people to
riot and sedition.
Festivities In Berlin.
BERLIN, June lS-Evening-The
troops were entertained Yesterday with
a dinner, and dancing was INDUCED in
everywhere. At the Palace there was
a state performance OF opera, which
was attended through special invitation
only. The grand display was gorgeous
with the uniforms of high military Off
GERS. The civil authorities occupied
the pit, the diplomatic corps the pros
ceuium boxes, and the ladies only oCcu.
pied the front row, except the maids OF
honor. The Emperor and suite entered
at eight o'clock amid perfect silence.
The Emperor and Empress bowed for
malIy thrice. The Crown Princess,
Charmingly dressed in pale silk and
wearing tiara OF diamonds, was seated
on the right of the Emperor. The gal
axy .ormed behind them by the Duchess
and Princess, the box, filled with the
other Princesses Imperial, formed a
magnificent spectacle. A prologue was
spoken by Fraulein Erhardt in the
panegyric OF Frederick William III.
An allegoric piece followed, entitled
HEimkshr, by Rudenburg, with music
by Eckher,.
AT its conclusion the Emperor left
his seat. A monologue was given OF
the legend Of Barbarossa, which was
illustrated by tableaux vivants, and
closed with the reappearance OF the
Emperor on horseback, at which the
audience rose TO their feet and shouted
Hocht thrice, amid waving helmets,
and great excitement The Emperor
bowed and retired. To-day is devoted
to thanksgiving in all the churches
which are crowded. \ National PRAYER,
composed by the High Consstory, was
read in the Cathedral, which was
splendidly draped. The dom.choir sang
the lie Deum magniicently, when the
ceremonies were concluded.
LONDON, June l9.-The Times spe-
cial dispatches from Paris says the
Prussians have evacuated Rouen, and
have left st. Dennis and Gonesse.
The Government at Tunis has raised
the difficulties concerning the treaty o.
peace recently negotiated 10y It's repre-
sen,atives with the Government OF
Italy.
MADRID, June l9.-The committee on
the Budget has approved the bill re-
Gently introduced by Morely, the
Finance Minister, providing for the in-
Identification of the Bank of Paris, for
the withdrawal OF the treaty under
which it was to have negotiated the
Spanish loan.
VERSAILLES, June I'm. Ponyer
Q1erter who has been seriously i'll, has
recovered his health, and has resumed
his duties as Minister OF Finance.
The father and mother of General
Rossell have implored mercy for their