The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-29
EUROPE.
FRANCE.
Returning.Q Quiet in Paris.
The Election a Farce.
ThierS Unwilling for the Ger
mans to Re.OCcupy Paris.
LONDON, March 99.

A Iimes special says Paris has nearly
resumed its usual appearance.
or five hundred thousand electors in
Paris, only 200, 600 voted at the elections
on Sunday Twenty OF the members
Of the Committee were elected. It's ex-
pected that Blanque will be President Of
the new Government, and that its power
will centre in Flourens, Piatt, Delcsetuse,
Lie Franc, and ,Vermonel. -Four Generals
are occupied at Versailles with the ques-
tion ofthe military reorganization ofthe
country.
The Times special also states that the
Prussians daily ask the Versailles Gov.
Grnment to agree 10 the German occupa-
ton Of Paris, and arc rs frequently re.
fused. .lSeaa
VERSAILLES, March 81.
Thiers made an eloquent though brief
address in the National Assembly today,
in which he defended the wisdom OF lis
policy, and took u solemn oath that he
would not betrHy the Republic.
PARIS, March 81.
The official journal of the Central Re-
publican Committee, in an editorial 10.
day, says the first task OF the newly
elected municipal authorities of Paris will
be the compilation Of charter which
will secure the rights Of the people, and
prevent the representatives Of the large
town from being swamped by the country.
A second article in the same journal de-
mands that all matters essentially Partisan
must be within tile domain of Commune.
The La Nouvelle Rpubli9uC advises the
Commune TO pronounce the dissolution Of
the rotten assembly, and impeach It's mem.
bers. La KoHtd says that the various
deputies from Paris 10 the National As.
sembly have determined TO resign, and
arc only awaiting an opportunity The
same journal says that q new Ministry
will soon be formed, which will include
the Due Dc Broglle in the Office Of For
eign Affairs, and Marshal McNIahon In the
Ministry Of War. The Conservatives were
successful. Sunday elections were held
only IN the ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Bourse
Louvre and Passy. The individuals elect.
cd arc obscure, with the exception Of
Flourens, Blanquin, Piatt and Gambou.
BarrlCading continues, and tho utmost
vigilance Is manifested by the insurgents.
1t Is said that the Versailles government
Is negotiating with the Prussian authOrl.
ties 10 allow an increase In the number
Of French troops on this side of the
Loire. Rumor says Gen. Cremier Is slls.
peCted by the committee, and has gone 10
Versailles.
BRUSSELS, March 81.
The Nond says: The initiative proceed.
ingstaken by the cabinet at Hague towards
the naturalization Of private property at
sea has been entirely successful. The
Nord adds that the proposition on similar
duties Of the government was made by
Austria to Prince Bismarck.
VERSAILLES, March 2S.
Marseilles continues tranquil.
At Lyons the regular authorities have
resumed the administration Of affairs,
and at st. ELienne, where the Reds OBJ.
tanned control, government has been re-
stored, and good order prevails.
The army of Prince Frederick Charles,
occupying France, which has been in
motion for a few days, is now stationary.
PARIS, March 2S.
lie SOir reports 10000 votes as cast at
the elections Sunday, about hall the mum.
Der cast OF the last plebiscitum.
The Journal Q6iciEl contains an article
signed "Valliant" advocating the assassi.
nation Of the Duke dAumale.
BRUSSELS, March 2S.
The Plenipotentiaries of France and
Germany met at two o'clock this after.
noon at the French legation. At the
opening proceedings formal credentials
were exchanged and preparations made
for future meetings.