The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-09
Comments on England's Attitude
NAPOLEON DENOUNCED
Forts Delivered to France
The London Times on the High
Commission.
bismarck Takes England 10 Task

,s-;Ds a circular to be addressed to the
i,promatic agents OF Germany in for
I'm countries, reviewing the history of
r,rn,- in progress the past year, and the
ry..cal position of the German Empire.
ra The circular be comments with sever
~ almost amounting to otfensiveness,
mon the attitude of England during the
var. and the tricky and evasive policy
Of the British Government.
John +. Barker OF Boston, is now in
,lerural districts of France, distributing
the New York funds for the relief OF
,.e suffering people.
Lille March 7.-General Faidherbe
,,uri a proclamation to the Second
ro-I>, composed Of National Guards,
IN thtir disbandment He thanked
hem for the manner in which they
have fulfilled the hard duties imposed
bv the Government OF National defense,
aid tells them that they can now re-
,irn 10 their homes. Honored by their
rympatriots, they have in themselves
HE elements OF superior army. He
concludes BY denouncing those who
,hirked their duty to their country, de-
r.ar,ng that public opinion will punish
,uem with eternal intamy.
PARIS. March S.-The yodnd! Official
invites the mayors OF Paris to act as a
commission 10 address demand for part
Of the funds sent by the citizens OF the
nited States, and urge that the dele
cate OF the American Government be
added to the Commission for distribu-
ton.
All the .heaters are preparing to re-
open as soon as gas can be got.
The Bank OF France will commence
!esuing balance sheets on Thursday.
A letter OF Jules Simons placarded
everywhere, announces the deposition
.! Napoleon, and declares him respon-
sIble ior the ruin and invasion OF
France.
PARIS, March :, Evening.-The Prus-
-ians to-day delivered TO the French all
the forts upon the lett bank OF the
seine
Emperor William and staff have left
Versailles for Ferriers. The Prussians
are TO completely evacuate Versailles by
the llth, and the neighborhood by the
l1ih inst
1t is hoped the present difficulties in
Paris will pass over without serious
-:urbances.
LONDON, March S.-The Times, in
rJnmenting upon its Philadelphia let
:vr. expresses misgivings as 10 the result
vt the labors of the High Commission,
gu,ess the American Commissioners and
'iovcrnment have fairer appreciation
10; the question than the Senators. The
ro@s SAYS England repudiates the as
sumption of her responsibility for the
rpredations OF the Alabama, until It
decided by an impartial arbitration.
? The accession OF territory is mooted
;ar English Commissioners will take
axe that it is not mentioned twice.
Eugland will only abandon her colonies
.gOn the expressed wish Of the colonists
or through war.
The diplomatic correspondence Is
.UbIished which shows the part taken
10y England in the negotiations for
ueace at Versailles.
Duo de Broglie, who arrived in Lon
ion on the oath ult., addresses note
10 the foreign office complaining OF fhe
Indifference exhibited by Eugland to-
ward France, and asking Earl Gran
Vile 10 obtain a prolongation OF the
armis.ice and reduction OF indemnity
rom the onerous amount OF SIX mil
ian of francs Granville declined ts in-
itriere as to the armistice, but tele-
,raphed on the same day TO Versailles,
repre- enting that IT was impossible for
France TO pay so great sum as SIX
million of francs. Odo Russell writes
hat he received the dispatch too late to
admit OF its inteIposition in negota-
;ions, but expresses the belief that Bis
marck received duplicate OF it before
ndemnity was finally fixed at five mix
non Of francs
The Daily -Ns,rs special correspondent
at Versailles telegraphs that Bismarck
has begun his homeward journey.
The Emperor and Crown Prince are
to hold review OF the Gerusan forces
10 the eastward of Paris, and will not
return 10 Versailles The evacuation
of the neighborhood OF Versailles is
probably accelerated TO enable the
French National Assembly to meet
there.
The National Guards OF Paris arr
excited over fear that they are to b,
disbanded, and have made q protes
against the appointment Of Paladien'
TO be commander over them. Paris i
otherwise calm.
PARIS, March S.-The Minister o
War proposes complete reorganization
OF the army and defesses of France, in
Guiding the erection offortifcations uPor
the new German frontier.
LONDON, March S.-A dispatch from
Hanover of the Sth says French pris
oners who have been held in variou:
parts of the kingdom of Hanover have
teen forwarded to Hamburg, whence
they will 90 to France. .-~.
Bismarck has passed through Binger
truck en- route 10 Berlin. He will be
met at Mayence by a committee Of citi
zens, who will escort him TO Germany
Emperor William has reviewed the
First and Twelfth corps and the Wur.
istnturgers at villiers headquarters,
Ihe Fmneror IA now af FierYieres