The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-09
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tranquility in all quarters of the GLOBE
and notices the growing disposition Of
all countries to appeal to friendly me-
diatiou rather than resort to arms; as
serts the favorable condition of the
finance and suggests o continuation OF
the inquiries into the parliamentary
election, and announces the probabili-
ity Of Enforcement to propose land
reform measure in Ireland, and will in
troduce bill to defend the status OF
citizens of foreign countries who may
desire naturalization; and recommends
such legislation on the subject OF re-
ligious tests in the universities of Oxford
and Cambridge, as will increase the use
fulnsss of those institutions. She COM
ments upon the recent agrarian strug-
gle in Ireland; and after a resume OF the
various measures OF domestic reform to
be submitted, closes as follows: Cup
on this and all other subjects Her Ma
jesty dsvoutly prays that your labors
may be constantly attended by the
blessings of God"
PARIS, February S.-The government
has excluded the Papal currency from
general circulation of France.
PARIS, February 7-Evening.-Roche'
forte was arrested at his residence at
Belleville, 10 the north. eastern part Of
the city, at an early hour. His friends
are assembling in great crowds, and
serious trouble is expected.
PARIS, February 80 A. M.-The
troubles at Bslleville are serions. The
streets are filled with shouting people,
and barricading mas commenced. A de-
tachment of troops arrived at eleven
o'clock.
PARIS, February S.-This morning
barrieades were erected in Faubourg
Temple, Rue st. Maure, Rue Grange,
Aux Bellies and other streets in the vi
entity of Belleville. The scene of the
disturbance is near the Northern and
Strausbourg railway station. Two adj
ditional detachments of troops have
arrived, but no fire arms have yet been
used. The troops in the garIisons in
the vicinity of the city were ordered to
hold themselves in readiness at mo-
ment's notice. 1t is believed that the
riot will not be attended with any Sc
rious consequences.
LATER.
PARIS, February 81 A. Mine
troubles at Bslleville lasted all night,
and have extended northward to La
Villette, the extreme northeastern
arrondisss within tie Notifications.
The troops have not yet resorted to
firearms. Ike police are active and
have made many arrests. Beyond the
excitement naturally incident to such
occasions the rest of the city is tranquil.
The Government continues its preclu-
tionary measures.
PARIS, February S-NoOn.-The fol-
lowing detailsTof the disorder in the
northeastern ACCOMPLISHMENTS are CLEANED
from the newspapers: Rochetort was
arrested as he was on the point of en-
tering q political meeting in the Rue
De Flaudre, running from Belleville to
La Villetts.' Although there was a
great crowd of people present, mainly
his own partisans, he made no resist
snee and no appeals to the crowd. AS
soon as his arrest was made known to
the meeting, tie widest excitement
seems to have occurred. Gustave
Flourens, who presided, rose excitedly,
drew a sword, and fired his revolver,
and declared that instruction had be-
gun. The meeting broke up in disorder,
and the crowd, under the leadership OF
Flourens, Immediately proceeded to
barricade the streets. This was &C
complished without the loss Of
time by the confscation of omnibnses
and other vehicles from the stables in
the neighborhood. A commisslry OF
police, who accompanied the guard,
charged with the duty of arresting
Rochefort, was forced along with the
crowd and was badly injured by NAL
treatment. The district lying between
Rue Du Faubourg, Du Temple and the
Notifications at La Villette, distance
of about two miles, was in possession OF
the rioters. At eleven o'clock body oil
police charged the barricades in Rue Du
Faubourg and Du Temple, and attempt,
ed carrying them, but were repulsed
One of the commissioners was danger
ously wounded, and one policeman was
killed. At other places barIicades had
also been erected, but they were not
defended. The military are now out il
force, but thus far have made no use o.
their firearms, although the insurgents
have. The latter had pillaged thu
armories, and in that way obtained
their weapons. Several policemen were
wounded with these in the skirmishe
early in the evening. A great number
of arrests have been made. At 3 O'Clock
this morning over 800 petsons had beer
taken into custody and imprisoned il
the barracks of Prince Eugene. Many
of them were boys. They were all armed
and most of them under the influence o.
liquor. 1t is reported that Gustayt
Flourens, who is looked upon as the
leader of the rioters, has been arrested
but this is not yet confirmed. He i:
said to have announced to his mother
before going from home to the meeting
that if Rocbefort was arrested she
probably would never see him again
at this hour all is quiet.
PARIS, 6 P. NJ, February SIN the
Corps Lsgislatif to-day, N. Revalry,
one of the Liberal deputies, demanded