The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-15
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FRANCE.
LONDON, June Il.

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A review of one hundred thousand
soldiers will be held in the Champs dc
Mars on Sunday next. The troops are
leaving Lavellette. ROchefort is seriously
i'll and his trial has been postponed. The
committee Of the Assembly upon the bud.
get Is known to be in favor OF the raising
Of funds by means of loans.
A special dispatch to the Standard says
twenty.One men were executed yesterday
in the Bois de Boulogne.
VERSAILLES, June IA.
The Official journal Of to-day says the
story that the condemned insurgents have
been shot In the BOis dc Boulogno with
mtralleuses is an odious and absurd ca.
lumny. 1t also denies the report that the
Orleans Princes dined with Thiers, and
says Prince de JoinvilG and Duke d'Au.
male visited Thiers Unexpectedly. Dur
ing the interview the President said that
although he was once u Minister In the
government of their father, King Louis
Philippe, hG was to-day at the head Of a
Republic. There was nothing significant
in the visit of the Princes. They under.
stand the past and accept the present nd.
minstratiOn.
All the journals approve of the coming
visit of the Assembly to PARIS, and regard
it as the first approach to n genuine recon.
ciliatiOn with the Parisians.
The GGuIOiS publishes manifesto from
the Paris electors against monarchy and
In favor of the Republic. In order 10
combat the Bonaparlst intrigue the De.
puties propose to impeach the Emperor
for declaring and waging war
Rochetort's defence before the military
commission by which he Is to be tried Is
that that tribunal Is incompetent TO pass
sentence upon his case, and he therefore
lcmancs trial by jury.
PARIS, June IA.
The Republican manifesto which ap.
pcarcd to-day Is signed by eighty.OnG
Deputies of the Lett In the Assembly. II
accuses the mOnarchist Deputies Of not
keeping the agreement madGAt Bordeaux
whereby II was stipulated that partisan
politics should be avoided, and charges
that the lcgitimist members from the
provinces are intriguing for the restOra.
lion of monarchy and for intervention
in Italy in favor of the Pope.
Many Of the Communist prisoners were
discharged to-day, for want Of evidence
against them Arrests are frequent In the
l4th md 10Th ACCOMPLISHMENTS. The re.
port that larNquettC Is candidate for
Assembly is denied, The French Bish.
ops are actively moving for the renstate.
ncnt of the Pope in his temporal pos.
sessions.
In the Assembly to-day Gen. Trochu
continued his speech In defence Of his nd.
administration Of military affairs. lie
gave minute account of the sOrtics dur.
ing the German siege of Paris and,the rca-
sons for making them, lie attributed
their defeat TO the iRct that the Germans
used their artillery only; the French he
believed would have defeated the German
infantry Il they could have engaged It.
Ills main plan had been for n
grand sortie, toward Rouen, but
ailcr the victory OF Condmicrs
public opinion demanded n junction Of the
garrison at Paris, with the Army Ot the
Loire, which was sheer madness. One
OF the greatest obstacles to the conduct Of
the defense was the disOrdcrly element in
Paris, which was instlgated TO rebel by
Bismarck, and to this end was furnished
with arms by the enemy outside Of the
city lie stgmaized the commencement
Of the bom6arlmGnt by the Germans
without formal notice rs an unparclled
violation of the rules of civilized warfare.
The Frnnnh ApnInnnv rpsilmpl itu gpL.