The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-27

L.oSpoN, April 25.--Dispatches from
pari. state that Gen. Cluseret, acting
updrr orders from the Commune, at
tempted to mount battery at Vineen'
ne. bat being warned by the German
,roop.. the attempt was abandoned
The Versailles Army.
I.oSpox, April 26.-Paris advices OF
Yesterday have been received. Felix
pjatt has withdrawn his resignation
lately rendered to the Commune and
ha- rejoined that body.
VERSAILLES, April 26.-It has been
j,fnitelv decided that the Versailles
troops will not attempt an attack upon
pari, until Forts Vanvres, D'Issy
and Montrouge are first captured.
They hesitate to make fight in the
streets Of Paris 80 long as the insur-
vents can turn these forts against them.
When they have captured these iorts
,hrv will be hemmed on all sides and
the city will be commanded from every
point by the guns OF the army of Yer
.sllles.
The Swiss Arminx.
The International newspaper asserts
that Bismarck has openly demanded Of
the Swiss Government the cesslon TO
the Germans OF the German speaking
Swiss countries. The demand has been
refused, and that Government is now
actively mobilizing their landwehr, and
has issued a proclamation recalling all
her citizens from abroad.
Paris dispatches Of today s tate that
the directors of the Northern Railway
have ordered the officials connected
with that line to leave Paris, and make
<, Denis the terminus while the
'rouhles last.
A stubborn Defense.
The erection OF barricades within the
.ity i, continued with increased activity.
Already five Thousand have been erect.
ed. Tne most vigorous preparation
sor stubborn defense of the city is
heing rapidly pushed forward.
speci Il TO the Trihune.l
LONDON, April 25,-Paris advices OF
yesterday state that Cluseret and the
Central Committee are quarrellng
Cluseret i. accused Of being Bona
parti,t in disguise, and his arrest is
threatened.
VERSAILLES, April 2j-via LONDON,
mldnight.-rhe firing Of the siege
Guns was light to oday, and was direct
ed mainly against forts Issy and Van
lreS
The weather continues misty.
There has been no movement on
either side.
In The Assembly to-day Minister Pi-
card announced that all the requisite
measures had been taken to keep down
the nSurrection in Algeria.
The Armistiee.
PARIS, April 25-evening.-All move
mrnt- have been suspended to-day, In
consequence OF an armistice. The
hrIligrrtnts have been engaged in
building and repairing the barricades.
Many placards urging conclllatIon
have been posted up.
The Rsreie saws: The revenue OF the
'omuune is 6OO,00O francs, and Is
-uiiirient to provide for the men under
arus and conduct the war.
\ delegation from Lyons appeals to
he Assembly and Commune to cease
heir franticidal strife.
The reports that the Prussians have
~stuated ChaIenton are unfounded.
rleCommunists and Versailles troops
confront each other before Charenton IN
-yp+ctation of its evacuation.
Parisians Enjoying q Holiday.
VIENNA, April 2j-The Government
na> introduced bill in the Reichsrath
giving the Provincial Diets the right Of
The initiative OF Legislation.
special dispatch dated Paris Tues
lay evening, says: The armistice was
lie occasion of holiday by the halt of
Par0S and numerous sight seers visited
Nru lly. Many OF the inhabitants
and all who are too poor to remove
. 'hoI~r To remain in the disputed ter
rlurv
The Commune DEGREES that all mer-
. 'ha"dise except -four, arms and munl-
.'."n> Of war shall be permitted to be
Faporlei from Paris.
AIsatians Exempt.
NEw YORK, April 26.-A special cor
respondent telegraphed from Paris on
Monday evening that the natives OF
AlSace and Lorr zine here are exempt
ircm military service on the production
Of a certificate Of birth. They are
thankful for the interference Of the
Pfussians, which secures to them this
exemption
Crowds OF people are on the nights o.
Montmartre watching the artillery duel
Notices have been served upon per
>"ns between nineteen and forty years
"' aye, threatening court martial in each
case II they do not march Immediately
L" the rendezvous appointed.
Just now company Of the llth bat
Talon is summoned, with Rue Mon
Nartre, to disarm.
The llth battalion troops are dis
heartened, and refuse to 90 out.
This afternoon, shells were falling il
the avenue Friedland.
The avenues Des Ferries, Elysees ant
Josephine were swept by mitrailleuse
and the inhabitants and Nationals wer
1yIng in all directions, seeking shelter
The barricades in the Rue Rivoli an,
'astIgilione are being enlarged, ant
preparations are being made for DEF
perate resistance.
General Bergeret is at liberty.
Deschsmps, the poet, died at Vsl