The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-22
EUROPE.
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YHB PARIS RESURRECTION.
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The Situation Uncllanged.
ARREST OF N. RoUHER
Napoleon at Chiselhurst.
Meeting Of the French Assembly.
The Situation I'm Paris.

adVices from faris are dared yesterday
The situation is unchanged. Fresh bar
ricades have been erected, but there is {
general quietude. Omnibusses hav,
stopped running, and traffic has ceased
The Nationalist have occupied the fort
Vessey, Vanvres and Bicetre. Tn,
police commissioners have been arrested
General Chausey was 80 maltreated by
the mob that he has been sent to tn,
hospital. The insurgents Central com
mittee, it appears, signed an order fol
the release of Chausey and Turguet
Cremer is spoken of as the probable
commander Of the National Guards
The insurgents have seized the funds in
the Hotel de Vile and Mayoralty. AL
the approaches to Paris are guarded fol
the purpose Of preventing invasion.
A proclamation has been issued
bearing the signatures of Louis Blanc,
Victor Scholehr and others, which con
tains the following statement: "Actu
ated by the absolute necessity of having
Paris and the Republic convinced Of
the best means of achieving an end
which will satisfy the legitimate wishes
Of the French people, we will propose to
the National Assembly measures pro,
viding for an election by the National
Guard Oft own chiefs, and for the crea-
ton of a Municipal council to be elected
by the suffrage of all citizens. What
is most wanted now is order in liberty
and by liberty"
The Central committee published
Monday its official journal headed "Of
fetal Journal Of the Republican Contede-
ration" which contains the following:
"A manifesto originating in the suffrage
Of 2l5 battalions Of the National Guard
repudiates the disturbance. Phe Gov
ernment calumniates Paris and arms
the provinces; it imposes on us COM
mander, attempts night disarmings, re-
moves the capital and UNANIMOUSLY seeks
to besmear our honor with bloody filth
rhe Nationals have participated in no
crime" The proclamation fixes the
election for Wednesday.
The. Journal also announces that the
committee will abdicate their power on
the election of dew fone. The COM
mittee ia firm in its decision to respect
the preliminaries of peace for the sake
OF the Republic, appeals to the depart
ments, and invites quick adhesion 10 the
cause.
The Journal also contains an exhorta-
ton to the press to respect the Repub-
lie, justice and truth. Complete polit-
ical amnesty is promised. The COM
mittee repudiates all participation in the
execution OF Lecompte and Thomas.
The Nationals have entered and
sealed up the offices of the Figaro and
Gaulois. The Cri du Peuple says that
Paris must proclaim herself free. The
Nationals have discovered fresh stores
of arms and ammunition and now COM
pletely possess the whole city. The
trades people of Versailles are discon.
tented at the condition OF affairs and
impatient for decision from the Ma
tional Assembly. ...
The Nationals Threaten Thiers. VI
nOy and D'Aurelles.
LONDON, March 21.-The Paris cor
respondent OF the London Times tele-
graphs that many persons were shot
without trial on Sunday. The Nationals
will shoot Thiers, Vinoy and D Aurelles
if they should be captured. There is a
strong reaction among the respectable
portion of the inhabitants. The cen
| tral committee ia alarmed,
Versailles Resembles a Camp-Ar-
rest OF M. ROuher.
LONDON, March 2l-The Paris cor
respondent Of the London Times tele'
graphs that the central committee seeks
the mediation of the Mayors Of the city
for the appointment Of Admiral soisset
to the command of the National Guards.
Versailles resembles camp. The
entire neighborhood is, strategetically
occupied by the troops. l.. .
The prisoners at Metz and Sedan are
Offering their services to the Govern
ment.
The city is crowded so that many ol
the Deputies to the Assembly are
obliged to sleep in stables.
NJ. Rouher has been arrested and i'm
prisoned at Boulogne and narrowly
ESCAPED the lynch law. His wife and
daughter were also arrested. Other
Imperislists have made their. appear
ance in Boulogne and their arrest is
expected. IL.
Arrival of Napoleon at Chiselhurst'
LONDON, March 2l.-lt is officially
denied that France has requested that
the prisoners OF war in Germany should
return through Switzerland. Emperor
! Napoleon arrived at Chiselhurst at :
o'clock Monday afternoon. He was
received with enthusiastic cheering at
that village and all the railway stations
along the route from Dover.
The journals are filled with pro.
grammes for the marriage of Princess
Louise to the Marquis Lorne, which
took place today. Immense prepara
tions are being made for the celebration
of the event throughout England. l..
Meeting Of the French Assembly,
Committee Appointed 70 Consider
the Condition or France.
VERSAILLES, March 20.-The French
National Assembly met to-day. Tn
deputies Of the mountains are all ab
sent. A committee was ordered to re
, , port measures for dealing with Paris
/ and an energetic resolution is eIpecte'