The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-27
FRANCE.
The Paris Civil War.
THE ARM1sFIcE TUESDAY.
The Peace Party Beginning to
I DO Heard.
Alarming InsurrectiOn In
Algeria.
THE ARMIsTICE TUESDAY

by INC AtlAuuC ChuIe,
PARIS, April 25,-Evening.
All movements have been suspended
to day, in consequence of the armistice.
The belIigerentS have been engaged in
building and repairing the bsrricades.
Many placards urging conciliatiOn, have
been posted up. Pyatt has withdrawn
his resignation, and will remain in the
Commune. The Re1eiI says the daily re.
sumo Of the Commune averages six hun.
dred thousand francs, and Is sufficient to
provide for the men under arms and the
conduct OF the war. A delegation from
Lyons appeals 10 the Assembly and Com
mune to cease their ffatricidal strife. The
reports that the Prussians have evacuated
Charenton, arc unfounded. The Com.
munist and Versailles troops confront
each other before that place, In expectation
Of It's evacuation.
New York, April &c.
A special correspondent telegraphed
from Paris Monday evening that the M.
tives Of Alsace and Lorraine now are ex-
empted from military service on the pro
duction Of "a certificate Of birth. They
are thankful for the interference of the
Prussians, which secures 10 them this ex.
emptiOn.
Crowds oil people are on the heights Of
MOntmRrtre, watching the artillery duel.
Notices have been served upon all per.
sons between 10 and 40 years Of age
threatening courtmartlal in each case, II
they do not march Immediately TO the
rendezvous appointed. Just now a CON-
pany Of the 112th Battalion Is surround.
ing Rue Montmartrc to disarm the 1lth
Battalion. The troops ore disheartened,
and refuse 10 20 out tonight. This after.
noon shells were falling in Avenue
Friedland. Avenues Des Ferries, ElysGes
and Josephine were swept by the mitrlil.
leuses, and the tue inhabitants and Ma.
tionals were flying in oil directions, seek.
ing shelter. The 6arricades in Rues Rivoli
and Castigllone are being enlarged, and
preparations are being made for u despe.
rate resistance. General Bergeret Is at
liberty. Leschanpe, the poet, died at
Versailles on Sunday. The Central Com.
mittec denies the report Of its rcsigna.
ton, and like the National Guard, 1t will
only disappear when liberty Is attained.
The first train on the Northern Railway
was stopped to-day, and the morning pro.
visions on the Slrasburg Railway were
seized.
VERSAILLES, April 9j-Evening, /
ria. LONDON, Midnight. !
The firing of siege guns with light was
directed mainly against Forts lssy and
Vanveres. The weather is misty. and
there has been no movement on either side,
In the Assembly, Picard announced that
all requisite measures had been taken TO
keep down instructions In Algeria.
A special dispatch, dated Paris, Tues
day evening, says the armistice occasion
ed a holiday to half Of Paris Numerous
sightseers visited Neuilly. Many Of the
inhabitants, too poor to remove, choose TO
remain In the disputed territory. The de-
struction Is complete. The Commune
DEGREES that all merchandise except flour,
arms and ammunition Of war. shall be
permitted TO be exported from Paris.
VERSAILLES, April 90.
Fort D'Issy replied but feebly yester-
day to the fire Of the batteries OF the Ver-
sailles army at Menden, Cretoul and Cha
tillon. 1t Is thought that the insurgents
will soon evacuate the Fort, as the inces-
SAINT fire Of the Government batteries pre-.
vents the repairs Of tho breaches already
made in It's walls. The army Of the AS.
sembly arc establishing pontoon bridges
across the Seine, at Briteaux and Ne
milly.
LONDON, April2G.
A dispatch from Brussels says; The
Northern Railway Company has notified
all its station masters that the blockade Of
Paris commences at once, and that pro-
visions destined for the French Capital
must be re.transmitted to their senders.
Tribune Special.
LONDON, April go.
A correspondent at Versailles, Tuesday
says an Algerian member of the Assem-.
bly, said the Algerian insurrection was
most alarming. Dispatches were hourly
received demanding aid. The insurrec'
ton was In Imitation Of that in Paris
with the object of pillage. NJ. Picard
replied that measures had been taken Ia
suppress the outbreak, and that the &C.
counts Of the insurreCtion had been exag'
geraled.