The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-19
FRANCE.
PARIS, June II


The grand review of 100000 troops at
Longchamps has been postponed in con.
sequence nj rains. 1t is rumored on the
Bourse that new Government Loan will
be issued on the 2jth inst. 1t is said that
Messrs. Guyolt, MonthGny and Clement
Duvarnes will be candidates Tor the As
sGmbly from Paris, and General Issy will
run for the Department Colidon.
VERSAILLES, June II.
In the Assembly to-day Favrc defended
the non.acceptanCe of peace on the oc.
Casi0n Of his visit to the German head.
quarters. lie said the reason he failed in
the negotiations at that time was that
Bismarck demanded the CessiOn of Stras.
b0urg, which the Government was not
disposed TO cOnCGdG In conclusion FavTe
urged the Assembly to extend its inquiry
into the conducts of the Government by
lhose who have held power since the 4lh
OF SCplember--lO the impcrialists who
decided that France ahOald be ruled to
her ruin
LONDON, June II,
lnsurrcctiOnary plaCards have been
posted in Paris, Another branch Of the
international. .SOCiety,has issued n maniics-
TO disClaiming connection with those who
have accepted the responsibility for the
Conilagrations in Paris, affirming that they
are engaged in a struggle against coward
ice; q war against despOtism and mOnopO.
ly, They declare they are encouraged,
and that their candidates must be nd.
vanced To office. The Republicans,
MalOn, Freedom, Martinique, TOlainG,
RoChatand and Dalct are suggested to the
support OF the members of the society as
being socialists and democrats. General
Faidherbe is the Republican candidate
for Assembly in thCdepartment of DownC
Some Of the BOnapartist candidates have
proclaimed the watchwOrd OF Free Trade.
AdillOn BnrrOt, the candidate from the
Department Of Narand and Charles Ab.
boltucll, stands Is in the Department OF the
Loire. The reorganization Of the army Is
proceeding with all possible speed. The
Iat3rdph has q dispatch from Versailles
which states that the BOnapArtist Candi.
dates are making vast efforts, and spend.
Ing II great deal Of money TO effect their
election to the Assembly. They really
have no chance of success, for the Assem-.
bly, itself is determined upon uphOldng
the @ttNS qua,
PARIS, June 1G
Eighteen newspapers are represented in
the selEConsltuted electoral committee
Of Journalists, The programme of the
committee is opposed by the Republican
organs because the newspapers which
support the movement arc considered la-
vorablc OmOnNrChy.
PARIS, June 49,
The Republican journals have united
in n manifesto TO meet the electoral pro.
grammo put forth by the monarchial
press They declare that tho Republic Is
the only rational and legitimate expression
of the national sovereignty. Monarchy
implies lis Nbdication. They will give
their support to the candidates who arc
pledged 10 maintain the status QVO. The
French loan will be issued on the twenty.
sixth inst, II the Assembly pass Bill
authorizing II before that date. The Heri6
says, the state Of seige will be raised on the
Goth, The Duke OF Chartrcs Is Candl.
date for the Assembly in La Vendier
The Duke Of Aumale Is moving into his
chateau. Thej Journals of Paris reports that
the civil committee have been reorganized
under the name Of the Central Commit.
tee o. the Federal National Guard, with
NJ. Domierow as President, and NJ. Rey.
nOlds Picard as Vice President. Count
lIOurgoing has been been appointed Min.
sLer TO Hague. A number of natives of
Switzerland, taken prisoners during the
last few days Of the insurrection, have
been discharged. II Is rumored that
Cluseret Is alive and has been arrested
Masses were said in all the churches Of
Paris on Tuesday Tor the souls of the vic.
Tins of the civil war Crows of visitors
arrive by every train, and business Is i'm.
proving The city is healty The Ger.
man troops evacuated Chantilly. The
QDicid JoN'Walihas n strong article abusing
q portion Of the English press for their
hostility to France. 1t stigmatizes their
Misrepresentation as cold.blooded and
Cowardly, and charges some of the
writer's with bribery during and since the
war.