The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-25
INDEMNITY CLAIMS PAID.
s1, DENNIS OCCUPIED.
.pprehensive Safety OF the
Commune.
They are Planning an Escape
,.rs,iIIes Batteries Silenced-PrO-
no,nI of the Republican League.

.,;,I.. batteries Rilenced-PrO-
nasal of the Republican League.
PARIS, April 23.-Official reports to
rho Commune state that the Nationals
.a.r,eI several of the cnemys bat
,rr;e. on Saturday, and repulsed at
,acks on Forts Issy and Nanvres last
thursday night. The Prussians have
ordered strangers to leave ST. Dennis
No detachment Of fresh troops was
there Yesterday. as rumored.
The Republican League has Pnbllsh-
rd the details of its proposal for the
autonomy of Paris. If President Theirs
consents 10 it, the League will force the
Commune 10 accept 1t.
General Cecilia has been appointed
rommandant of Paris. General Ber-
ge-et has been released from arrest.
The firing to-day was not heavy.
,mmupition wasted-Disaffecti ton
Among the Insnrgent Troops.
Special to the Tribune.
LONDON, April 25.-The TribmsS S
special correspondent at Paris Sunday
,yeninr writes: A heavy artillery duel
vas kept up all day. The practice is
bad the shells flying wild. There was
sfnsla!c at Neuilly at close quarters. An
En,Iishman was shot at Ternes, a hum
drei wards within the gates. The Yer
.aIllrs gems d'armes at ST. Dennis have
procured permission from the Prussians
10 search trains en- route to Paris for
suspicious foreigners.
The medical students held meeting
Yesterday to appoint delegates to confer
with the Commune.
Yesterday it was reported at fIncen.
nes that the Prussians had evacuated
For, Nogent, and the inhabitants left in
hundreds in fear of the bombardment
expected.
The Montmartre battalions are mutin-
ous and complain Of their hard work and
had armament, and declare they march
eli recently only because they were
torced by the Chassepots of the Belle
vile battalion. Two battalions last night
abandoned their post unattached. The
cammandant of tour battalions refused
to march to the ramparts. Many
similar acts of disaffection have occur
rel
Pyatt resigned because the Commune
declared the elections valid. A men,
Der proposed to arrest him.
4 delegation of Free Masons has
zone TO Versailles to propose an armls-
tee to allow the inhabitants of the
bombarded villages to leave.
The firing OF Courbevoie and Besan-
y0n ASueres is without results.
DethrOnement OF the New King.
MADRID, April 23.-Bastellar an
nolnces that he will introduce motion
n the Cortes demanding the dethrone-
ment Of the King.
DombrOwski Attacks the Barricades
and IL Defeated.
Special 20 the Tribune.l
LONDON, April 24-6 A. M.-Advices
from Versailles on Sunday says: Dom
brow>ki led an attack on the
isrricades at the Quay as Nevris,
which was carried. He then
attacked the second barricade, but
was repulsed with great slaughter, by
the heavy fire OF the twelve FOUNDERS
and mitraillcuSes. His forces were also
.l!iven from the first barricade.
Several insurgents wearing naval nni'
'ormS were killed in the Bois de Bou-
.o-ne.
General DuerOt Resigns
VERSAILLES, April 25.-General Du'
"rot has rendered his resignation to the
government and it has been accepted.
tl'> successor has not vet been named.
Indemnity Paid.
1t is reported that the Versailles au'
rhorities have paid one-halt milliard
francs to the Germans, it being the in,
stallment agreed to be paid towards the
LIQUIDATION OF the indemnity claim.
YersaiIIesTroops Occupy ST. Dennis.
1t is reported that a detachment OF
Versailles troops have occupied Fort
St Dennis.
The Commune eApprehensiveo of their
Safety.
LONDON, April PA Paris dispatch
received here to-day states that since
the complete investment of the cit.
much apprehension has been awakened
among the leading members Of tn
Commune for their own safety. The.
are now planning an escape from tn
threatened vengeance Of the Versatile
Government
Death from an overdose OF Ch1OrO