The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-13

Puteaux, on the Paris and Versailles
Railway. Nineteen passenger cars
were broken in pieces. The number
Of soldiers killed and injured is un-
known
Parliament.
LONDON, March ll.-In the House of
Commons to-day, Mr.. Gladstone stated
Nthat the government had no intention
Of proposing any legislation to prohibit
the expectation of arms. In reply to a
question Of Viscount Enfield, Under
Foreign Secretary, he admitted that
England's offer of mediation between
Germany and France was sent to Count
Bismarck through the Prussian ambas-
sador in London, fortnight ago, and
that 1t still remained unanswered. Mr..
Hugesson, Under Colonial Secretary,
explained that of the $4,000 appropri-
ated for the defense Of Quebec, all was
to be applied to the erection of works
south Of the river St. Lawrence, and
none to Notifications on the north bank.
Contrary to expectations. the Confer
ence did not sit to-day. When the
next session will be held is not known.
The Assembly to Remove TO Ver-
sailles.
BORDEAUX, March l0.-In the Ma
tional Assembly, after a speech by
Theirs, strongly urging the removal of
the Assembly to Versailles, the Assem-
bly, rejected, by vote of 407 against
lO4, an amendment demanding an i'm
mediate removal to Paris; where
upon a proposition for removal to
Versailles was adopted by a vote OF 4O6
against A. The first public sitting will
be held at Versailles on the Goth of
March
The National Guard Give Up Their
Cannon.
PARIS, March ll.-All is quiet to day
at Mont Marie. The National Guard
return cannon in their possession to the
Government on condition that their or
ganization is not to be dissolved and
the continuance of the allowance to
ench member Of one franc and half
per day until work is resumed. In ac-
cordance with this arrangement the
National Guard have already com
menced to park their cannon in the
Garden OF Luxembourg.
ROchefOrt Dead.
The Cloche newspaper announces the
death Of Henri Rochefor,.
Thirty German wounded soldiers were
killed by the recent accident on the Yer
sailles railroad.
Forty thousand Mobiles have left
Paris in accordance with the demand
Of Won Moltke
LONDON, March 1.-THE return to
France Of French soldiers inferred in
Switzerland is to. commence on the 18th
and end on the 22d Of March.
A New RepubIic-Hr,Icv Battery
World Special
PARIS, March 1.-THE Reds propose
the formation Of a new republic, with
Victor Hugo as President, General
Garibaldi as Minister Of War, and
Blanc, Roche!ort and Florrus as min
isters.
Belleville battery is a complete earth
work, with glaces, embrasures, platform
scarpe, sharpshooters angles and nit
raelleures. The embrasures containing
guns pointed at Paris, were unmasked
Yesterday. Anarchy prevails among
the insurgents
A number of regiments OF the line
have been sent to Versailles to protect
the Assembly. Thiers influence IS
waneing. -,
4 fleet of transports will soon sail
for Hamburg and Bremen to bring
home French prisoners.
South German Elections.
BERLIN, March 1.-THE South Ger
man elections have resulted in the
choice of fifty liberals, ten conserva-
tives and fifteen clericals.
The Bonapartist intriguers are rife in
Brussels and elsewhere.
Trocbu Insane and ROchcfOrt Dead.
PARIS, March ll.-General Trochu
has become insane Rochefort is dead !;
he hied Of heart disease.
Peace Meeting not Very Peaceabie.
ZURICH, March 1.-THE German Gel
ebration in honor OF the return Of peace,
which began on Thursday, was dis
turbed by French officers who are de-
tanned here as prisoners Of war. The
German Tonhalle, music hall, was at
tackled and occupied by the French, and
several persons were injured in the
melee. The Swiss Federal Council at
once ordered the adoption OF military
measures to put an end to the tumult
and prevent II recurrence. The dis
turbances were nevertheless resumed on
Friday. when Tonhalle was again
stormed by the French, and the German
flag torn to pieces subsequently a
large number of people OF Zurich, who
sympathized with the Germans, at
tackled q prison in which sixteen officers
Of the French Mobile Guard, arrested
on the previous day, were imprisoned.
The Swiss soldiers guarding the prison
at once fired upon and repulsed the
mob, but unfortunately killed and
wounded several innocent people in a
house on the opposite side Of the street
The riot has been thoroughly quelIed,
and oday the city is perfectly quiet.
English Parliament.
LONDON, March ll.-ln the House
ofCommons last night Forester devoted
several hours to a defense OF the edu-