The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-17
THE CRISIS in FRANCE
Additional iitt Dispatohsss, II Il Monday
SlahJ Night.3nibGng71
asairANbbr oMs OF nEvoLurfoS n pARi5.G
5vc| Pans August 16:O

SYMPTOMS OF REVOLUTION n PARIS
I6Vc| Pans August 16:O
The Journal OGciA reports the arrest
on the highway OF an individual IN whose
house;was found quantitYrOf pmiardsr
rcvOlyers Of large calibrc and ammunl'
ton! IIc was followed night before last
TO un isolated house In the neighborh0Od
Of the Notifications, where were found Il
list of names, a number Of red flags, diff:
terent rallyinga signals, d description at
troops occupying the forts surrounding
tho capital, and q carte dc UtSlte Of per-
son in tho service Of the soycrcignnow at
wal, with France, Yesterday afternoon
about A O'clock, u band of sixtyto' eighty
men, all armed with revolvGrS and pom
iards OF exactly tue same model as those
previously seized, attacked an engine
house on the Boulevard Villette. They
attacked the guard with daggers and re-
vOlVcrs. lone Of the officers received n
wound in the breast. and fireman was
very seriously wounded with three bull
lets! -Four guns kept ut the station were
carried away. The policemen Of tho
nineteenth ACCOMPLISHMENT, who ram to
their assistance, also received, ~ yOlley,
One fell instantly dead, and Others were
seriously wounded Physicians think
there Is little hope for the recovery Of two
of them. A little girl was also Killed by
stray ball from revolver. The police,
led by Their Officers under 1ortiers |tom
the GomhiSsary OFT 6licc, arrested inimeF
liately the ringleaders and NccompliCes
The population co;operated, and, full Of
enthusiasm! proceeded iof their towh Rc-
cord 10 make other arrests. The guns
taken from the tlremen have been rctakcn.
Tie weapons abandoned hY2 the insrlr-
gents were also seized, and q call to arms
having been spontaneously made In the
quarter, goodly number Of the National
Guards, were got together, who, with the
aid OF citizens, contributed toward the re-
establishment of order. A squadron and
company Of the Guard Of Paris, which
Immediately arrived, was hailed with
warm reclamation. The Sergeants dc
Willie also received the applause they mer'
tied by their courage The ComnlissarY
uuu ABGuu9 VI OIlCG uuNS IunAoELSht CT
forts to protect the individuals under ar:
rest. They number about fifty in oil.
They were imprisoned in The depot Of the
prefecture. During the evening two per.
sons were also taken there, whom stu
dent pointed out on the Boulevard Stunt
Michael. They carried daggers identical
with those seized on the Boulevard Vii
lettc. They offered resistance on being
taken, and refused 10 answer the first ques.
lions put them. After five o'clock the
Bolevard Yillcttec resumed It's usual quiet.
A crowded.. three or four thousand per.
sons continued to search, for riotetS, and
manifest the highest indignation.
AT a quarter past six other parties made
an attack ON the sentrics Of the same sta
tiun9 Two were arrested, bythel atioual
Guard and locked up in, the barracks,
The rioters viii! be: brought before q court
martial days. The Empress sent y letter
Of confidence and aid tt the pErcntS Of Tile
llttlGgirl killed 'yesterdayTf!=i aaoei7
MONDAYS FIGHT At METZ.
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