The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-22
Rising Of Reds Suppressed.
Conciliatory Measures Refused.
Attack ON Paris Imminent.
The Germans to Allow Thiers to
Mass Troops.
The Insurgent Reverses-PrOpprty
10 be COn6scated.

Hue lnsur8eut heyerSeS-PFOpPrty
10 be Condscated.
LONDON, April 2l.-Paris advices
have been received. Reports Of the
reverses which the insurgents have met
with in the late engagements with the
Versailles troops near Asuireres and
Colombes and has created considerable
agitation. Much apathy is shown by
Communists 10 such citizens and others
as are opposed to the Commune. The
Commune Council has ordered the con-
fiscatiou OF all property in the city be-
longing to absentees and who are known
TO sympathize with the Versailles gov
ernment.
A Rising OF the Reds Suppressed.
BORDEAUX, April 2l.-Another at
tempt at rise of the Reds in this city
has been effectually suppressed by the
prompt and active measures taken by
the Government.
CannOnading COnttnues-The Arc de
TriOmphe Destroyed.
VERSAILLES, April 20.-Cannonading
from Fort Du Mont Valeriene continued
all day yesterday. Shells have destroy.
ed the Arc de Triomphe. Several other
buildings have also been struck.
COnciliatory Measures with the In.
surgents Refused-Thiers willing
to Grant Amnesty to all but the
Leaders.
VERSAILLES, April 2l.-In the Ma
tional Assembly yesterday motion
was made by NJ. Prunet, Deputy from
Paris, to open concilitary measures with
the insurgents. The motion was lost
by small majority.
NJ. Theirs, in replying to delegation
from Lyons, retracts his intention to
maintain the Republic, and asserts that
amnesty will be granted to all except
the leaders Of the Communal.
Arc de Triomphe SIM Standing.
LONDON, April 2l.-Paris advices OF
Yesterday have been received here.
The Arch de Triomphe is still stand
ing. The structure has suffered greatly,
however, from the fire Of Fort Du Mont
Nalerien.
Attack on Paris Imminent-Ger.
mans Will Evacuate the Depart.
ment OF the Seine on the 3Oth Of
April.
VERSAILLES, April 2l.-An attack on
Paris by the Stoun Chaventon and Ma
illot Governments is imminent. The
gunboats and batteries will silnultane-
0usly ascend the Seine by the point Du
Jour, and will land the troops, when
they will at once march on, and seize
the Hotel de Vile.
General Gallifet, Commander OF the
Chasseurs, a division Of the Government
troops, has left with his cavalry forces
with three days rations.
The Germans will evacuate the De-
partment of the Siene in force entirely
on the 3Oth of April.
Naval Forces Transferred.
BERLIN, April 2l.-The entire naval
forces of Prussia have been transferred
to the German empire.
Thiers to Mass Troops 70 Crash out
the Insurgents.
VERSAILLES, April 2l.-The German
authorities have agreed to allow the
Versailles government to mass sutti-
cient number Of troops to crush out the
insurgents, stipulating however, that
returns shall be personally made as to
the exact number Of troops employed
for the purpose.
Communists Active.
LONDON April 2l.-Paris advices have
been received stating that the Com
munist forces occupy the hill of Neuilly
and also have control of the position on
the west side OF Asuieres.