The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-11
EUROPE.
FIGHT OVER A FLAG
Tie National Guard Still
Troublesome.
The American Loan in London

PARIS, March 9.-The attempted sub
stitution of the tricolor for the red flag
on the column Of July by sailors caused
disturbance. The sailors were arrest
ed and the red flag replaced. Place
de la Bastile is guarded by eight bat
talions OF National Guards. Two Mo-
biles were wounded in defending car
riages containing arms and ammunition.
Baron Baude, General Caille and
NJ. NJ. De Moulard and De Clery have
been appointed plenipotentiaries to ne
gotiate a full treaty OF peace with
Prussia.
Duke De Nouillers has been appoint
ed French ambassador to st. Peters
burg, and Count De Nogue Minister to
Constantinople.
An article in the Journal Oficid de-
clarcs in favor Of republic as defin'
tive form Of government for France,
and urges the people not to disturb
order, tor the sole hope Of France is
tranquility.
The Echo Du Nord, of Lille, protests
against the petition in circulation among
the officers in Germany and demands
a plebiscite to decide the future form
Of government.
LONDON March "a telegram from
Wade, British Charge d Affairs in China,
dated Pekin, 10th ult., reports that all
is quiet and there have been no further
outrages against foreigners.
LONDON, March lO.-The Paris CORE
spondent of the Telegraph reports,
March 9th: There is continued agita,
ton OF the National Guards, who
threaten to dissolve the National AS
semblv should it meet at Versailles.
Ninoy, military Commandant of Paris,
threatens to bring a large force to bear
against the National Guards.
The Anti-German League in Paris
grows rapidly in strength and numbers.
|. PARIS, March lot is thought that
the first installment Of the indemnity
will be raised solely in France.
The Minister Of Finance, Panyer
Quertier, has requested from the Heads
of Departments an exact account OF the
depredations committed by the Prus,
rians as a basis for the abatement OF
taxes in the revision of the next budget.
LONDON, March l0-A dispatch an,
nounces the return Of the Grand Duke
of Baden TO Carlsrushc and says the
event was the occasion OF great public
rejoicing.
Royal Albert Hall, a new and mag
nifcent building erected for the Lon
don exhibition of 1871, is to he formally
opened to the public on the 10Th OF
March, 10y the Queen in person.
A protest is in circulation for s. ignatures
in the London Stock Exchange against
the introduction of the Russian loan
into the market pending the decision
of the Black Sea conference.
A London firm, authorized 10y the
Treasury Department, have invited ap-
plication to the new American loan.
FLORENCE, March l0.-The Italian
Chamber of Deputies is engaged in the
discussion OF papal guarantees.
LONDON, March l0.-ln the House OF
Lords Yesterday, the Chancellor defend
ed the release of Fenian convicts, and
the Duke Of Richmond denounced it as
weak and unwise act
During a debate in the House OF
Commons. on the army reorganization,
vehement protests were made against
the abolition of the purchase system by
the members, who predict endless evil
thereby. General Sir Henry Storks
argued ably for abolition.
FLORENCE, March l0.-King Victor
Emanuel denounces as a forgery the
letter credited TO him by the Paris cor
respondent Of the London Times, ex-
pressive of surprise and disappointment
at the hard terms inflicted on France,
and especially as to the cession of terri
tory. The letter was stated to have
been written to Emperor William.
LONDON, March l0.-A dispatch from
Dieppe to-day says the discharged Mo
bile Guards from the Army Of the
North are arriving at that place.
A review of 10000 French troop.
will be held at Rouen tomorrow.
PARIS, March l0.-Rentes are quoted
at jl francs.
The situation at Mont Martre is un-
changed. All other portions OF the
city are quiet. The Government will
soon instruct General Paladines to re-
store order in the turbulent district.
The Bank OF France will hereafter
publish its returns.
Telegraph lines leading into the city
are still unrepaired and messages are
all transmitted via Versailles.