The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-14

day the garrls0nS OF 81 Omer and Arras
left for Versailles.
PARIS, April 12-7P.M
The Cure Of Notre Dame, Delorretts
and Able Miguel, vicar Of st. PHILIPPE,
have been arrested; the latter while
visiting the Archbishop.
There was an artillery duel lasting
throughout the day. The Nationals re-
luslpg to fight have been disarmed. The
insurgents are In high spirits over the re.
suit Of last nights fighting. An attack
Is expected tonight. Assy is accused Of
high treason 10 the city and nation.
Dombrouski telegraphs that he Is In
| possession Of three quarters OF Neuilly,
and hopes 10 get the bridge tonight
Amarons has been released and made
Secretary OF the Commune. Shells are
falling in Rue Chaillots, and the firing
continues.
VERSAILLES, April l2.
The coup dc main arraigned for last
night, was deferred till tonight, Theirs Is
so anxious 10 avoid bIoodshed that It Is
doubtful Il II will take place. The Assem-
bly, Is enraged at the inactivity Of the
troops. AtValerein there was excellent
practice last night, two new guns had
been erected at Chatillon, to lombard
Issy. At the last moment learn that IN
attack inside and outside Of Paris, will
take place certainly tonight.
PARIS, April 12,-EyENNo.
Porte Maillot has been shattered by The
/ III lot slaI
previous lasted all day, numerous shells
reaching the Arc de Trlumphe. It was
intended to dlsperse the bodies Of Com
munist troops. The latter advancing from
Chaissy Leroi, were driven back on tho
Orleans railroad, which had been cut by
the Versailles troops.
The condition Of Paris Is unchanged.
The Commune grants passports more
literally. The designations from the Com.
mune continue, Grenple Lett to-day.
The Archbishop has written to Thiers
begging gentle treatment for prisoners.
hOcheiorts writes boldly against the Com.
mune, denouncing Platt and his associates
as abOminable tyrants II not more prob
ably down right fools.
The Tribune special from Versailles,
Wednesday, says: "There was tremen.
dous firing from tho direction Of YauYres
and Issy, which was heard last night and
this morning, but no important news
reaches Versailles. Cathellnean Is form.
Ing Britain legion at COmpelgn. The
Crown Prince Of Saxonyat the same head
quarters, declares the district In state
Ofselge: communication thence with Paris
continues to St. Denis.
The Versailles official Journal says
Dombrouskl commander, Of the National
Guards, was Prusslan spy during the
seige. gp. ar.-u.
The Tribune special correspondent, at
Rome, Of the 18th says FabriCe goes TO
St Denis tomorrow with troops to es.
tablish his head quarters there.
LONDON, April 10.
The Times special from Versailles says
column oil Insurgents advanced TO
Clairart without meeting opposition.
Thiers Is opposed to bringing on decis.
i've action until fly thousand additional
men shall have reported TO the Versailles
army. Dombrouski telegraphs to the
Communal Committee that his forces
have occupied three. iourths Of the town
Of Neuilly.
A letter from Gulgat on the state Of
affairs In France, Is published to-day. he
approves Of the conduct Of the Assembly
and trusts that the struggle will be short
and expresses confidence that the result Is
both certain and decisive.
PARIS, April 1S.
That portion ofthe Versailles army en-.
gagged In the attack upon the outlying
forts to the South Of Paris, has suffered
greatly In both killed and wounded.
The Communists have surrounded three
thousand gems Garme near Agnieres, and
their capitulation Is thought probable.
Gen. Dombfouski Is very popular with |
his troops, He declares he will burn |
Neuilly, Villeas, and PuteauX, ifsuch
step should be necessary for the defence
of Paris.
The bOmbardment Of Ntaillot Gate con.
tinues.
a dispatch from Versailles says there
Is great concentration OF troops before |
that city.
McAlahon has gone to Vile Letang, and
decisive attack upon the inSurgent posi-.
tion Is expected, "..-.,L
PARIS, April 10.
Theirs Is now opposed to conciliaiOn,
and thinks the success Of the army is Ger.
tain.
A battery Of big guns has been mount.
ed In the Avenue De Trocadero, pointing |
toward Fort De Mont Valerien. . |
The Nationals are maSSed near the Arch |
de Triumphe.
Gen. DombrouSki has selected As
nieres as the centre Of operations against
CerebrOce. Long Champs and Asnieres |
are both well fortified.
PGriS Is calm, but the exodus OF the in
hAbltants continues.
VERSAILLES, April 10.
Thiers in circular bearing date on the
evening OF the 18th, describes the situa-
ton as In the main unchanged, and says
the Government will act at the proper |
time. The Commune accounts Of the |
victory at Paris arc false. They are un.
principled. Our victory will come blood.
essly. The Paris delegates have arrived,
and were received, not because they are
Communists, but because they are Repub-
licaIs. The answer to them was that no |
one menaces the Republic but the assas. |
SLAMS. The lives Of the insurgents will be |
spared, but the workmen will DO tempo
rarily subsidized In Paris When the
men return to their labor secession viii be
suppressed as II has been donein America.
AdiSpatch irom Versailles says the city
Is quiet and the police force Is being re-
organiEed. - cG
PARIS, April 1S.
Gen. Dombrouski reports to the Com
munal Committee that the troops under
his command are doing excellent service;
that they already possess three-fourths Of
the town otNeuily, and hope to have
possession OF the bridge across the Seine
tonight