The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-02
EUROPE.
Gambetta's Instruetions 20 the Pre-
fects OF Police.

GAIN mheltaH Ln1LRucIlOuB 10 the fEes
feets OF Police.
- LONDON, February IA dispatch
from Bordeaux says Gambetts stele-
grapbed the projects that he will an
nounce the resolution Of the Bordeaux
Government after communication with
the parsonage who is TO come from
! Paris. Meanwhile he asks them TO be
! firm and confident, and instructs them
to drill necessarily recruits who come
in during the term OF respite allowed
10y the armistice.
Firing Heard Near Paris.
f, A Versailles dispatch mentions a re-
port that firing was heard in Belleville
and Vile, in the neighborhood Of Paris
Yesterday, and says it is feared disturb:
ances have occurred.
Another dispatch from Versailles says
the armistice has been carried out in
the West and North of France without
difficulty, and it is reported the armis-
tice has been extended 10 the Easter IN
Department, and that military opera
tions on the part Of Generals Man
teuffe1, Werder, Bourbaki and Carl
baldi will cease to-day.
A dispatch from Pruntrut, Switzer-
land, January 3lst, SAYS the lombard
ment OF Belfert continues. The 24th
French corps escaped TO the southwark
! but the remainder OF Boursakis amry
has BEEN cut off and is heing driven to
he Swiss frontier.
A Berlin dispatch saws orders have
I been given for the discontinuance Of the
dispatch oftroops to France.
LONDON, February IA Constant
nople dispatch says the dykes al
smyrna were destroyed hy torrent
and large part Of the town is inundat-
ed. Many persons were drowned
The National Assembly.
} BORDEAUX, February l-ltis believed
that the first act Of the National As
sembly, when il convenes Al Bordeaux,
will be the nomination OF President
OF the Council and Ministers for framing
the Government. NJ. Favre, GamLetta,
+ Thiera, Picard ami Ninoy, are the pro-
bable candidates for Office, and Favre,
/ Gambetta and Theirs are considered 10
have the greatest chances.
Austria Urged 20 Increase her AR
mRment.
/ PEsrH. January 81. I'm the Austria
Hungarian delegation to day Baron De
Beust delivered speech in advocacy OF
an increase OF the armament OF the En-.
pire both military and naval. He dis.
tinctlv repudiatei the idea that the gov
ernment was actuated by any policy o.
revenge for the past, but said the dan
ger OF warlike complications involving
/ Austria was not phantom peril. The
policy OF the Empire was peaceful and
prudent, but contingencies were posi-
BILE and forei gn powers must learn that
Austria is ready for defense.
. BRrssELs, February l.-General
Fleury passed through Cologne on his
way to London.
The Orleans Princes have resolved 10
accept the candidatures Tor the Nation
al Assembly, in the belief that if chosen
thev can return TO France and be no
longer prohibited from residence upon
its soil Duke du Aumale will become
candidate for Beauvaise, Augleime,
Clernont, and Ferrand,- and Prince de
.Joipville for Cuerbourg, Chaumoat and
Brest
Bourhakis army has not entered
Switzerland. The French commander,
Monterein, however. asked the Swiss
authorities TO be allowed TO transfer the
SICK French soldiers through the Swiss
territory, and the request was granted.
BoRpEAUx, January 5l.-M. Gam
BETA, in a dispatch sent yesterday in
reply to NJ. Fsvres telegram Of the
18th, says The country is teverishly
anxious and cannot rest content with
the information given in your dis
patch.
The Government al Bordeaux has
ordered the immediate execution OF the
armistice, but cannot order the election
for the National Assembly without
further explanations, and without know
ing the fate of Paris. The municipality
of Bordeaux has made a protest to the
government against peace on any dis
honorable terms, and imploring delega'
tions TO remain at their post.
LONDON, February 1.-The Times to-
day saws that upon the representation Of
NJ. Favre that Paris was already suffer
ing greatly from want Of food, the En-
peror ordered that three million ratlons
be sent from the German army 10 the
famishing city. :.
The Daily Nsps asserts positively that
Emperor William was expected in Ber-
lin on Wednesday.
All trains converging upon Paris are
forbidden 10 carry mere travellers, who
are excluded from the city unless they
are provided with q special pass from
the German authorities While persons
are allowed to leave Paris the French
authorities have requested the Prus-
slams to prevent all admissions 10 the
city. The Prussians are making eoios-
sal efforts to supply the city with bread,
stuffs Of which there are now on hand
sufficient to last till Saturday. Supplies
of horse will hold out until the 10th OF
February. Great quantities OF food
have been shipped from Belgium to