The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-08
The Triumphal Entry Of the
Bavarian Troops.
Troubles Apprehended in
France.
Waverly Celebration in London.
FRESHETS IN ENGLAND.
The French Army.

VERSAILLES, July THE total
French army effective for field service
j. estimated at $4,000. Marshal Mac
Mahon has been appointed Commander
in.Chief of the entire army.
Meeting of the Assembly.
1t has been finally decided that the
Assembly will meet in Paris in October
next. and will probably hold its first
session there about the beginning of
that month.
Amiens I'm a State of Siege.
ANIENs, July THE Prussians have
declared this city in state of siege and
much excitemet prevails among the
inhabitants in consequence. The hos
tlity which has been evinced by the
citizens and others towards the Prussian
troops occupying this district and which
has never been entirely suppressed, has
caused serious uneaslness to the CIVIC
authorities, but has been persisted in des-
pite their repeated warnings. A few
iays since Prussian soldier was found
as.assinated, and although search was
made for the murder the search proved
iruitless and the assassin yet remains
undiscovered. This last hostile act has
caused the issuance Of declaration OF
siege and any attempt at a repetition
will now meet with prompt reprisal at
The hands of the Prussians.
Triumphal Entry OF the Bavarian
Troops into Munich.
MUNICH, July The grand tri-
pmphal entry Of the Bavaran troops
into this city takes place on the 18th
INST Active preparations are being
made for the occasion, and a fitting re-
ception will be given the heroes Of the
var on their arrival. The Crown
Prince Frederick William accompanies
the troops on their triumphal march.
AMI the Royal Palace of King Ludwig
will be placed at his disposal during his
>sy in Munich. The troops will form
sbrliant spectacle The citizens are
enthusiastic over the coming event.
Troubles IN fruuce.
VERSAILLES, July THE govern
ment of President Theirs is much har-
sSsel on account of the troubles in the
occupied district The frequent resent
ments Of the French peasantry and cit
lzsns against continued German occu-
patton is likely to cause serious compli |
cations The authorities are taxed to
the utmost to preserve tranquility, but,
Notwithstanding the most earnest repre-
sentations have been made Of the pru-
irnce Of preserving order and submit
nns 10 the occupation while it lasts,
HotS are constantly occurring.
WayerIy Celebration In London.
LONDON, July THE Waverly cele-
0'auon in aid OF the erection Of mon
nment TO Sir Walter Scott, was an i'm
mense success, and realized about five
hundred pounds. The Prince and
Princess of Wales, Prince and Princess
Christian, Princess Teek, the Marquis |
Of Lorne. The Princess Louise and
tNnce Arthur were present and danced
in character costumes as The Lord of
Isle, Die Vernon" "Waverlv." Ivan
noe, Flora McIver," "Madge Wild
ne, Amy Robsart," "Rothsay" and
SX tramway conductors have been
nned in London for overcrowding their
destructive Freshets In England.
LONDON, July threat freshets have
occurred IN the Derwent, Wye Severn
naVa'Ia rivers, and have caused great
.oSS to the farmers by the destruction
y, buildings and crops Unusually Sc
we're thunder storms have visited the
uONrhS OF London. Many churches
. were set on fire by lightning and de-
""oyed 4 number OF lives were lost
iLINourH, July THE steamer ST.
'''a has arrived from New York.
Duty on English Imports.
'kRsAiLLEs, July THE French |
government has decided to raise the
soeu' duty on all English imports,
,ybsPaFatory to the total abrogation OF
"e Anglo-French treaty.
Letter from the Pope.
Ills Holiness the Pope, has addressed
''e''er to President Theirs, in which he
cni: %Icnes upon the present Italian diff
oa ou,'es IN connection with the Roman
,s, ,assuon, and intimates his resolution to
'e"aln in Rome.
The French Loan.
fARls, July THE Strasbourg sub.
,n..s Tnnoers to the French loan have been
'p''ed y % per cent. Of the whole sum.
I5ARS, July debates upon the
m ualset and reorganization Of depart
,aI! 9l' will prevent the Assembly from
Its vacation until the end of July.
d.n. ~ mas tr, been proposed to lend Presi-
,.. %i liners the palace OF Elyses as a
asn'' ..s. - the tralsfs. Of the Gsvsra-