The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-07
FRANCE.
QUIET RESTORED IN PARIS.
Promenaders on the Boulevards.
BARRICADES REMOVED.
REARMING THE GARRISON.
Rumored Revolution In Paris

PARIS, Saturdav night, Marcn 4 -
Paris has resumed its ordinary appear
ance tonight The boulevards are
filled with promenaders. There is no
fear now OF disturbance. Nearly all
the barricades have been removed.
Several battalions of National Guards
proposed to restore the guns they had re-
moved from the Place Wagram. The
authorities replied that the guns were
10 be left under their care few days
longer. Some battalions have signed
protest against the pretended Central
Republican committee of the National
Guard, which seeks to arouse agitation:
A manifesto from Minister Picard
denounces the conduct of certain per-
sons who pillaged the gobelins after the
departure of the Prussians, and warns
them that while the government relies
upon the patriotism and devotion OF the
inhabitants, General Vinoy is deter
mined to do his duty by repressing vlo-
lations OF order
PARIS, March 5.-The Gaulojs says the
Minister of War is making an effort to
re-arm the regiments OF the garrison OF
Paris which surrendered their arms in
accordance with the armistice, and will
hasten the departure Of 10000 Mobiles
to the provinces.
The German officers Of the forces
which occupied Paris were chagrlned
at their inability to obtain trophies or
souvenirs OF their stay. A restaurant
on the Champs Elysees has since been
Quilted by the people for receiving and
entertaining the Prussians.
AMIENs, March 40 P. NJ Last
night information was received OF a
revolution in Paris. The news was
communicated by Won Moltke and the
Germans, who were ordered to let pass
the trains containing the French troops.
Nobody, it seems, can get out OF the
city, and there is great anxiety here.
VERSAILLES, March 5.-The Second
Army has commenced to march home
ward. The headquarters of the EN-
peror and Moltke will be removed from
Versailles on Tuesday. Bismarck will
follow the Emperor.
PARIS, March Sit is expected that
as soon as definite negotiations for
treaty of peace are commenced at Brus.
sells, probably about the 10th or 18th
inst, the Government will stand ready
to paw five million francs on account OF
war indemnity to free Paris from the
proximity of German troops. The regi.
ments of the line will quit the Capital
and be replaced by forty thousand picked
men, who will form provisional corps.
Special to the Herald,l
VERSAILLES, March All is quiet
at present, but the National Guard are
becoming troublesome.
The French prisoners are returning
The arrival OF those confined at Reichs-
hotter. Friechweiller and Forbach is
expected tomorrow.
1t is believed that the Emperor will
review the first army corps at Amiens
in about two days. From Amiens he
will 90 to Rouen, then again to Amiens,
and thence to Compiegne, where he
will remain one day and then leave for
Berlin.
Three Prussian officers were married
Yesterday to French ladies.
LONDON, March 5-A special cores
poDdent OF the London Times SAYS the
districts are in splendid order. Vale
rien will be evacuated on the 1th. The
Generals of both armies are arranging
for the retirement Of the Prussians on
the advance Of the French troops, to
avoid collisions. Other accounts state
that parts OF Paris are disaffected, and
that the revolutionary element have
intrenched themselves at Montmartre,
where they have battery of thirty
seven guns and all approaches guarded.
LONDON, February 6.-rhe London
Times publishes dispatch from Yer.
sallles, that the prescribed limits OF
France are being rapidly evacuated by
the German army. The movement is
conducted quietly and with admirable
order.
Tie Emperor goes this week to Fer
rieres, and will review various corps
during his journey
Mont Valerian and all other forts
will be evacuated on the 9th, Rouen on
the 18th, and the left bank Of the Seine
on the 10Th inst.
A corps Of fifty thousand French sol
diers from the provinces is now march
ing into Paris, where it will replace
troops of the Line and Mobile Guards,
who will commence to leave the capital
on Monday. Arrangements are being
made by the stats OF the French and
German armies which will prevent the
Germans from encountering the French
in their movements both in and out OF
Paris. ,
Napoleon is hourly expected at Chlsel-
hurst, which is still the abode OF hu-
genie. u.
Negotiations for defnitive treaty OF
peace Will commence at BRUSSELS.
Special to the world.l
VERSAILLES, March 6.-Numerous
conversations held at Bordeaux and
Versailles with deputies to the National
Assembly, including Grevy, Gamhetta
and Favre, compel the belief thst civil
war will coon occur, ending in the
Orleans restoration.
An extensive organization Of emigra-
ton from ceded provinces will occur
Immediately. Large bodies Of Al
: sacians will emigrate to America.
LONDON, March 6.-At the review of
Prussian Guards at Long Champs, EN-
peror William addressed the troops.
He thanked them for the heroism, endu-
rance and devotion they had displayed,
and added, that they must thank Prov
idence for choosing them as instruments