The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-31
Paris to be Attacked next
Wednesday.
Communism II Failure at
Marseilies.
The Queen of Sweden Dead.
More German Troops Going
to Paris.
Fouyelle Sentenced 10 Death.
proposition 10 DISarin National
Guards.

, Proposition 10 Disarin National
Guards.
PARIS. March 29.-The city is quiet.
4, the sitting of the sub-Central com
mit,ce to-day NJ. Duval submitted Il
rropo>ition for the disarmament Of that
rortion OF the National Guard which
has not given it's adherence to the Paris
government. NJ Assy, in a speech in
response, said the public had formed a
committee of public safety and ran no
danger from its opponents, who would
be- shot il they attempted ulterior
measures. All conspirators will meet
the same fate.
The No,msNc RepuJHqos makes de-
mand for action on the part of the com
mittee.
1t is stated that Deteschahe has, in
consequence of declaration on the
part OF his colleagues that the position
was incompatible with his dignity, re-
signed the membership of the Commu-
nal Council to which he was chosen at
the election Of Sunday. Deputy Tirard
has resigned his seat in the National
Assembly.
The Journal dc Paris made a state
ment that the National Guard of the
city cost the people Of Paris, three hum
ired thousand francs daily.
Want TO Capture Paris-The BOur-
bon Fusion.
VERSAILLES, March 2g--Deputies OF
the departments Of Noesges, Meurthe
and Others have proposed to ask the
National Assembly to send commission
rre to the departments to organize a
force to march on Paris The Govern
ment has dissuaded Legitimatist deputies
from holding meetings.
1t is stated that the Bourbon fusion
has beer accomplished, with Count de
Chambard as its acknowledged head,
and that its chiefs are framing a liberal
constitution providing for Parliament
On the model of England.
The Government has lately expressed
H. regret at the opposition shown to 1t
bv supporters Of the Orleans family.
Ninoy has been superseded in COM
mand Of the army by General Barral.
Charette has succeeded in arming
and placing at the disposition OF the
Government eight thousand Bretons.
Communist OutpOsts-Picket Fight
Government to Attack Paris next
wednesday--TOO Many German
Troops I'm France-The Situation
at MarseiIIes.
LONDON, March 30.-Communists
uutposts have been placed on the roads
from Paris to Versailles to prevent
reconnoissanccs by troops Of the gov
rrnment.
Ld Li6erte says four thousand Eng
lish have resumed their residence in
Paris, and that Theirs and the head Of
the London detectives are in the city.
The sub-Central committee OF Paris
have declined to abolish all the police
force A slight rising in Perpignan
has failed to meet the support Of the
people OF the city.
\ special from Versailles to the
Telegraph says there was picket fight
last night between the National and
government forces on the road between
Versailles and Paris.
The Government has, after consulta-
ton with Ducrot, Letlo, Chanzy and
rrochu, decided upon an attack upon
the Partisan Assembly on Wednesday.
Theirs made speech in which he adj
mltted the Germans were eyacuating
France irregularly, and that there were
still too many German troops in the
country. He laid, the blame for delay
in the matter to the Parisians, and an
nouced that a convention had been
signed which would put an end to all ir-
regularities on the part of the Ger
mans. .
Marseilles dispatch says all is quiet.
The authorities have suspended all &C
ton for the present, because the Ma,
tional Guard refuses its services. All
business has been stopped.
The Commune q Failure at Mar
sellles.
MARsElLLEs, March 30.-The attempt
10 establish Commune in this city is
a failure. Colonel Ducobin has resigned
the position OF Commandant of the Ma
tional Guard. Cremieux, President OF the
Provisional committee, has been arrest,
ed. and other members ofthe committee
have fled. All the Republican socie.
ties have been disbanded and the red
flag has vanished from the city. ..
Queen OF Sweden Dead.
STOCKHOLM, March 30-The Queen
o, Sweden is dead.
Minister to Washington.
BERLIN, March 30-Dr de Lehloeger,
who has been minister of the North
German Cenfalar~yiap "a Max;>o f>r