The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-27
EUROPE.
FRANCE.
THEREVOLT IN PARIS
BOnapartists COnspiring for a
Revolution.
The Germans Demanding the
Suppression of the Sc
ditiOn.
The Revolt About to Spread to
Other Cities.

The lnsuTgent Committee yesterday
seized copies OF an address to be issued
by the Mayors of Paris OF the printing
office of n. Dupont. The office has since
been guarded by battalion Of friends OF
order.
The alarm given yesterday in the vicin'
ity Of the Bank Of France was caused by
the seizure by loyal National Guards Of
two cart loads OF breech leaders, under
the care Of on agent Of the 1nsurgent
Committee. The Official Journal Of the
Committee, asserts that numbers Of Bona
parte and Orleanist agents are making at
tempts to bribe the supports Of the Com
mittee and says that persons rendering
themselves liable 10 suspicion In this con.
nection will be Immediately arrested and
delivered TO the committee for trial.
VERSAILLES, March "a.
The National Assembly has received o
communication from the Mayors Of Paris,
asking, before the horrors Of civil war are
inaugurated in Paris, that the Assembly
enter into permanent communication with
their Mayors to give them full powers.
Favre has received two additional dis.
patches from the German authorities de.
claring 1t TO be the duty Of the Versailles
government 10 conquer the sedition.
The withdrawal oil the German troops
from France has been entirely stopped.
Additional and cruel exactions have been
levied by them upon the people of the
Departments.
PARIS, March 25.
At one o'clock this afternoon the in.
surgent central committee issued a pro
clamation stating that Admiral Soisset
has obtained from the Assembly and
government complete recognition Of the
municipal franchise and right oi election
Of their own officers by the National
Guard, including the commander.in.chiel.
as well as q modification In the projected
maturity law favorable to the Lodgers
Committee, and say they will maintain
their position until they arc confirmed by
Thiers or replaced by others, and will
guard the executive laws, nOtwithstand.
ing the efforts OF conCiliation. The situa.
tion Is unchanged, ard q conflict is fear
ed. The official journal Of the committee
saysi II has decided upon the occupation Of
all Mairies Of ACCOMPLISHMENTS, and dis.
sentients will be tried upon arrest, The
trial Of Deputy Clemenceau has been
ordered by the committee, as has also
that of certain dlssentient journalists.
Menotti Garibaldi has been appointed
commander.in chief Of the insurgents.
The Journals supporting the government
demand the employment Of as force
against the insurrection. A corps Of
mitrallleuse5 has been detailed TO cause
order. A battalion Of Franc Tlreurs at.
tempted to-day to seize money In the bank
Of deposit, in Rue do Sile, but met with
opposition and withdrew,
There was a similar occurrence at. the
Cour des Complies. Several ofthe insur.
gent patrols have been stopped by the or
derly Nationals, but there was no fighting,
The Montmartreites and Garibaldians,
with two guns, invaded the Place dc La
Bourse at five o'clock this friday after
noon, and making charge upon the guns
in the hands o! the loyal Nationals, de-
manded their surrender. They met with
both refusal and a repulse.
The Mayoralty negotiation has resulted
In the leaving oil the offices in the hands
of their actual occupants, on condition
that the municipality will give their sup
port TO the Communal election, and to the
election OF the commandants Of the Ma.
tional Guards.
The Insurrectionary Committee has en-
trusted the military powers TO Coils, Du.
val, Brunei, and Endes, who are promoted
to be Generals, and will act in concert
until Menoti Garibaldi, who has been
unanimously chosen to the chief CON-
mand, arrives in Paris.
The Committee has received in
formation that the delegates from
Marseillaise, Lyons, and Bordeaux,
who were recently here have returned to
their homes, and will quickly give the
signal for q movement among the work
men in those cities analogous TO that in
progress in Paris.
General Chemterd has been appointed
commander Of artillery by the insurgents.
The Montmartreists have increased their
vigilance They stop all the railway
trains bound for Versailles, and seize all
the ammunition found in the cars. The
insurgent National Guards, on the 24th,
obeying the orders Of the Central Com.
mittee, abstained from attacking Mairies
Of the second ACCOMPLISHMENT, and passed
througbIthe, Place de La Bourse with re.
versed musketS.
It Is reported that an agreement has
been entered into between the insurrec.
tionists and Mayors, under which com.
munial elections will be held Thursday
next, and the election Of q c Commander.in.
Chief of the National Guardes Saturday.
The removal of barricadeS is expected
tonight
PARIS, March "a.
A violent scene occurred at meeting
of the Committee Centrale. A member
of the committee differed from General
Lullier, the commander Of the National
Guards. Lullier became violent, and
threw a chair at the head his colleague,
for which conduct he was dragged out OF
the meeting and Immediately deposed
from his commandership. Signs Of dis.
affection have been shown among the ad-
herents of the Committee Centrale.
Five hundred OF the National Guards
have been disarmed.
PARIS, March 25.-Evening.
The 0ReiGl J0tIrnG! says the Central
Committee have not appeared today,
The insurgent leaders have, however, is.
sued proclamation justilyhg their course