The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-22
EUROPE.
FRANCE.
THEREVOLT En- PARIS
The Situation not Material
ly Changed.
Executions Without Trial.
Theirs and others
Threatened.
The Assembly in Session at
Versailles.
Insolent Message From the
Insurgents.
The Assembly in Session at
Versailles.
Erection Of Fresh BarricadeI.

Erection OF Fresh Barricades.
NEW York, March 81.
The latest advices from Paris are dated
yesterday. The situation Is unchanged.
Fresh barricades have been erected, but
there is general quietude. The omni'
buses have stopped running and traffic
ceased. The Nationals have occupied
forts Issey, VanYres and Bicetre. The
police commissioners have been arrested.
Chanzy MaItreated.
General Chanzy was so maltreated by
the mob that he has been sent to o hos
pital which the insurgents control. The
Committee, it appears, signed an order
for the release Of Chanzy and Turgnet.
Insurgent Commander.
Cremer is spoken Of as the probable
commander OF tho National Guards.
The insurgents have seized the funds inI
Hotel de Vile and MayOralties.
Approaches to the City Guarded.
All approaches to Paris arc guorded by
the Nationals for the purpose of prevent
ing IN invasion.
More PToclamatiOns.
A proclamation is issued bearing the
signatures Of Louis Blanc, Victor Scho-
lehe, and others, which contains the FOL.
lowing statement:
"Actuatcd by the absolute necessity of
saving Paris and the Republic, convinced
Of tho best means of achieving an end
which will satisfy the legitimate wishes of
the French people. we will propose % the
National Assembly measures providing
for the election by the National Guard-0f
It's own Chief, and for tho creation Of
municipal council, TO be elected by the
suffrage Of all citizens. What iSi most
wanted ndWis orderS in liberty and by
liberty"
Manifesto from the Ihsurgent Com.
mittee.
The Central Committee published Mon.
day It's official journal, headed "0lflcial
Journal of the Republican Federation" IL
contains the following: "a manifesto,
originating in the suffrage Of 2l5 battal.
ions Of the National Guard, repudiates
the disturbance Of the government that
eliminates In Paris and the armed provin.
ces ItimpOses on us commander who
attempts 10 disarm US, who removes the
capital, aud who UNANIMOUSLY seeks to be-
smear our honor with bloody filth. The
Nationals have participated In no crime"
The proclamation fixes the elections for
Wednesday The Journal also announces
that the committee will abdlcate It's
power on the election Of new one. The
committee Is firm In Its decision 10 respect
the preliminaries Of peace. For the sake
Of the Republic it appeals to the depart.
ments TO invite quick adhesion 10 the
cause. The Journal also contains en- eX.
horton to the press to respect the Repub.
lie. Justice, truth and complete political
amnesty are promised The courts are
promised partly to be abolished.
Murder Of Lecomte aud Thomas Dis.
claimed.
The Committe repudiates all particlpa.
ton in the execution Of LeComte and
Thomas. The Nationals. have entered
and sealed up the offices Of the Figaro
and GduL0iS. The GTi du Psuple says
Paris must proclaim herselfa free antono-
nous Republican city.
The Whole City in the Hands of In-
surgentS. .
The Nationals have discovered fresh
stores Of arms and ammunition, and are
now in complete possession Of the whole
city.
The trades people of Versailles are dis.
contented at the condition Of affairs, and
timportune for q decision from the Ma
ional Assembly.
Executions without Trial-..sThiers
and Others to be Shot If Captured.
LONDON, March 81.
AParis correspondent Of the London
Times telegraphs that many persons were
} shot without trial on Sunday. The Ma,
tionals will shoot Thiers, Vinoy and
D'Aurelles II they be captured. There is
, a strong reaction among the respectable
, portion Of the inhabitants The Central
: Committee Is alarmed.
LONDON, March 81.
The Paris correspondents Of the London
. Times tslegraphs that the Central Com
: mittee seeks the mediation Of the Mayors
: of the city for the appointment Of Admi
= raj Laisset to the command Of the Ma
! tional Guard.
Versailles resembles camp. The en-
= tire neighborhood is strategetically occu
! pied by troops. The prisoners at Nett
and Sedan are offering their services tC
the Government. The city Is so crowded
that mauy Deputies to the Assembly art
!. obliged 10 sleep in stables.
y NJ. Rouher has been arrested and i'm
|; prisoned at Boulougne, and narrowly
! escaped lynch law. His wife and daug6
ter were also arrested. Other Imperial
!, lists have made their appearance in Bou
logne and their arrest is expected.
The Assembly.
n VERSAILLES, March 20.
r The French National Assembly met to
t day. The Deputies of the mountains ar
i all absent A committee was ordered L
Q report measures for dealing with Paris
and an energetic resolution is expected t
u be returned at once and adopted. Picart
J, proposed, as an urgent declaration, q stat
9 Of siege in the departments OF the sein
Y and Seine ct Aise.
B VERsA1LLEs, March 20.
There are 10000 troops in the neighbor