The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-22

Picard proposed an urgent declaration
Of q state Of seige in the departments Q
the Seine and Seine ct Disc.
| VERSAILLES, March 2l.-There ar
10000 troops in the neighborhood o
the Assembly Chamber. The Assem-
bly, adopted a resolution providing TO
the appointment of a committee to con
slider the condition of France and tn,
necessity of placing the Department o
the Seine and Seine ct Disc in state
siege. r.-r r. .a.
LONDON, March 2l.-The bullion il
the Bank of France has been removed
to Versailles and all unissued has beer
destroyed. ,AyR -l.ttt-a
NJ. Combates, on assuming the title o.
Director Of the general telegraphs in
France orders the suspension OF private
telegraphing.
The insurgents have on several occa.
sions fired into each other by mistake.
No particulars of these occurrences OF
accounts OF loss Of life are at hand.
A majority OF the journals Of Paris
consider the elections ordered by the in.
surgent Comas as void.
The insurgent journals declare a viii.
lingness to treat with the Versailles
Government on the following conditions:
The election of a communal council by
the people OF Paris and the reorganiza-
ton of the National Guards, coupled
with the power of self-election and the
removal of their officers and the sup
preston of the prefecture of police of
Paris. .
The army journals declare that Theirs
is the author Of the troubles in Paris
and counsel the troops to self-govern-
ment, frmness and tranquility.
VERSAILLES, March 2l.-In the Ma
tional Assembly to-day, Grevy, Presi-
dent of that body, made speech de-
nouncng the insurrection in Paris.
Clemencian introduced plan for the
election of a Municipal Council, COM
posed of eighty members, for the in
ternal Government of Paris, the urgency
of which was voted by the Assembly.
A plan for election of commanders of the
National Guard was introduced. Some
of the deputies denounced the assassina-
tions which have recently taken place
and repudiated the course of the Paris
deputies who have parleyed with the
insurgents. Louis Blanc, Trochu,
Picard and Dufavre were the chief
speakers Several deputies have gone
to Paris to demand the release of Gen
eral Chausey.
PEsTH, March 20.-In the Austro-
Hungarian Diet to day the Government
was attacked by the opposition for not
interfering in favor Of France during
the negotiations Of the preliminaries Of
peace. Count Andrassy, in reply, de.
Tended the course of the Government
In the course of his remarks the Pre-
mier said that it was the care of the
Government for the interests OF the
Monarchy that prevented the use Of its
good offices between the belligerents;
war 1 policy # the existence 6r 's' Mv":
archy was threatened, and in such an
event would develop strength far be-
yond the general expectation.
Emperor Francis Joseph has sent an
autograph letter to Emperor William,
cong gratulating him on the occurrence
of the 74th anniversary of his birthday.
PapaI Guarantees.
FLORENCE, March 2l.-fn the Cham
Der of Deputies the order proposed by
Senior Mardini, declaring that Papal
guarantees are not an object OF interna-
tional regulation, was carried by eighty
majority.
A treaty of peace has been signed
with Tunis.
LONDON, March 2l.-Telegraphic ad-
vices were received to-day that an in
surrection had taken place in Japan,
but had been suppressed.
Worlds Special.l ......
PorsDAM, March 2l,-Bancroft will
resign the office of United States Min
lister and 90 to Italy in October.
PARIS, March 2l.-The insurgent
government announces that the forts
will Immediately be armed to insure the
defence of the capital. 1t has also sent
an intimation to Theirs giving to the
23d instant as the last day for the re-
turn of the Assembly to Paris. II they
return they shall have liberty Of action;
if they refuse the National Guard will
march to Versailles and disperse them.
An Anti-Church Movement.
New YORK, March 20, 1910 P. M
Private dispatches state that the revo-
luton in Paris has its origin in an
anti-church movement melted by the
Italians. This accounts for Garibaldl
being at the head of the insurgents. 1t
will be remembered that Theirs sent,
last week, NJ. Arago to Florence, appar-
emily to get Victor EmmanuePs aid in
withdrawing the Garibaldians from
France, but really, as is now known, to
tell Italy, that France now, as hereto
fore, intends to protect the Pope.
Theirs is strongly in favor of the tenn
toral power and his views are becom-
ing known along with the effect Of
Arago's mission that has driven the
Garibaldians to form an open alliance
with the Paris malcontentists. The
revolution now progressing is really
more a war against the church than
against a monarchy.