The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-05
THE WAR INEUROPE.
FRANCE.
Won't Fight Under Garibuldi.

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fort Bankers. 70
Several Frankfort bankers have offered
10 advance money to several French towns
which arc unable to bear the burdens OF
war. The PrussiNn government has ap'
proved ofthis project AK l
Excited but not Dismnyed.
The nows of the capltulation Of Metz
caused a great sensation At Paris, but no
encouragement among the troops. The
position ut BOurgct has been captured by
ihc French, II was abandoned on the
2Sth by the Germans rs lacking stratgetic
value.
The Armistico POpular-The DiIfs
Guilty Between the National Guard
and the Government Officers.
ToURs, Nov. 4.
Theirs was at Paris on the 3OthL EX.
ceDt tho I6rrcl9e md Combat, all tho nows-
papers arc in favor Of the proposed armIs-
ticc On the 3lst, all the government
officers were held us prisoners by the M:
tional Guards for some hours. Arugo and
Ferry wcre first released, and soon after.
forwards Jules Favrc and Carriers
pages, when order was restored. It was
i0und that the adversaries Of the armis-
liCc was tue authors Of tho troubles.
Trochu In the evening issued proClama.
tion showing the advantage Of an armls'
ticc to the French, and that Paris was
entirely quiet. The result OF the vote as
TO whether Paris will dccept Provisional
Government is unknown. The National
Guards arc forbidden to appear in the
streets in armed groups. All the Paris
ian Mayors have resigned. .,..t
Disturbances in Paris-...Prominent
Arrests-.--Trochn Threatened by
Mob. ....
Advices from PNrisgiving particulars OF
the disturbances which occurred there on
Wednesday last, state that formidable
riots occurred by the Ndvcrsarles OF an ar-
misticc They made armed manifesto
tiOns before the Hotel dc Vile. y COM
mittGc Of public safety was established by
the rioters, comprising Ledru, Rollin,
Hugo, Gustave, FlOurGns, and other well
known named members oftlle Government
were detained us prisoners for several
hours, but were ut length released by the
soldiers Of the National Guard, which also
nut down the manifestation. Paris will
vote Thursday next, IL the powers.ot the
government Ut defence 0ro maintained
there will be II mayor elected for every
reimbursement. During the disturbance
Trocllu wns threatened by the mob. Mus
kcts and bayOnetS were pointed at him,
but his GOODNESS disarmCd the rioters. The
Paris Journals NIL contain articles urging
the Government to take energetic. meas
ure.f W : a4s8' # s5
Paris to be Reconstructed
According to the terms ofthe armistice,
us understood by the public, Paris is to be
revictualletl. The Assembly is to meet
on the 18th, to ratity and guarantee the
terms Of peace.
All Quiet Around Paris.
The Qualifications around Paris were
silent Tuesday, except an occasional
artillery shot from Fort ValCriNn.
Military DoinSs Elsewhere.
The siege OF Beltort has commenced.
The Mobiles from Rlone bravcly de-
Tended Roppe, and succeeded in repulsing
the enemy. Lyons is well provisiOned for
the impending siege All within the for
titicatlons urc bustly engaged. ErH
s5'..A..L Lyons Agitated. ''-
Lyons is greatly agitated by the news
from Paris and the CapituIatiOn Of Ba-
zaino. The mob invaded tho Prefecture,
hut was Quickly restored Similar scenes
occurred ut Grenaber and elsewhere.
An Account of the RiOtous Demon
S,, nn - ~ IN NJ
over the ArmistiC Rumors.
~ ToJRs, November 4.
The following official report OF the re-
cent riots in Paris Is given to the public
here today: About noon OH the Blst
groups Of people assembled in the place
dc In Hotel dc Villc They were much
excited by the false rumor that the Gov.
crnncnt had agreed to an arinisticc. The
crowd pressed against the doors. 0t, the
IIotCl dc Villo nndwere forced open, md
about two hundred persons CndeavOred 10
enter the hall where the members OF the
government hold their sessions. This
they were prevented from doing by the
Guards Mobile on duty in tho vicinity.
About one o'clock large number Of MI
tiOnal Guards, who were unarmCd crowded
into place dc Hotel dc Villo, already filled
TO excess with the surging mass oHpcoplc. |
At this time Henri ROchctort arrived in
an open carriage, and vainly cndeavored 10
address the people. The latter, how
ever, refused to listen to him, con-
stantly shouting "Vive Commune" and
"No irmisticeN Gen. Trochu then came
forward and addressed the crowd. He
reviewed what was being done to render
Paris impregnablc, and expressed his ut.
most devotion to tho Republic and to the
people. FIc was not listened to- The
Ticople shouted c0ntinuouously, and dc.
manlctl the dismissal Of The present gov.
ernmcnt Great tumult cnsucd. The
crowd kept pressing into the Hotel dc Vile,
Favre and RochetOrt trying meanwhile to
DO heard. DetNchmCnts Of unarmcd M.
tional Guards, llRvlng banners inscribed
with the words Vivc Republique," IRE.
sistancc a'NIartc," and "No Armistice,"
kent crowding the place. Suddenly
pistol shot was heard, when many Of the
crowd quickly dispersed, spreading
through the city that the government had
fired on the people. At last the truth be-
gan TO DO understood. 1t was nude
knowntllat the person who shot the pistol
Ind been arrested, and the people was
calmed The advocates Of Commune,
however, had possession Of the Hotel DO
Vile, and they proceeded at once to hold
an election. They threw their bulletins
from the windows to tho people below,
but they were oil different, which showed
that there was no accord among the riot
ers Victor Hugo, Felix PyRnt, Lcdru
Rollins and Delcschaiset was among the
persons named rs Directors, At six
In tho evening, Flourens appeared
on or thC scene on horseback, heading
a battalion OF the National Guard Of Belle.
.,T. A. q o'cIooI, n rryoa ,1nderst0nfl thnt