The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-27
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executive laws.
Notwithstanding the efforts at con-
ciliation the situation is unchanged and
a conflict is feared.
The officiel journal of the committee
says it has decided upon the occupation
Of all Mairies of arrondissements, and
the dissentients will be tried upon their
arrest. The trial of Deputy Clemen-
Glen has been ordered by the commit
tee, as has also that of certain dissen-
tient journalists.
Menotti Garibaldi has been appointed
Commander-in-Chief of the insurgent
Nationals.
The journals supporting the govern
ment demand the employment Of force
against the insurreclion. A corps Of
Mitrailleuses has rallied to the cause
Of order.
A battalion of Franc-tirreurs attempt
ed to-day to seize the money in the
Bank OF Deposit in the Rue de Sille,
but met with opposition and quickly
retired. There was similar occur
renee at Courdes Complies. Several
insurgent patrols had been stopped bv
the orderly Nationals, but there was no
fighting.
Montmartreites and Garibaldians,
with two guns, invaded the Place de Ia
Bourse at 5 o'clock this (Friday) after
noon, and making a charge upon the
guns in the hands Of the loyal Nation
ais, demanded their surrender. They
met both refusal and repulse.
The mayoralty negotiation has re-
suited in the leaving of Mairies in the
hands of their actual occupants, on
condition that the municipality give
their supportto communal elections and
to the election OF commandant Of the
National Guards.
The InsurrectioDary committee has
entrusted military powers to Colonels
Duval, Burnie and Endes, who are
promoted to be Generals and will act in
concert until Menotti Garibaldi, who
has been chosen chief in command, ar
rives.
The Paris committee has received in
formation that the delegates from Mar
seilles, lyons and Bordeaux, who were
recently here, have returned to their
homes, and will quickly give the signal
for q movement among workmen in
those cities analogous to that in progress
in Paris.
General Chanterd has been appointed
commander of artillery by the lnsur-
gent committee.
The Montmartreites have increased
their vigilance. They stop all railway
trains bound to Versailles and seize all
ammunition found in the cars.
The insurgent National Guards, on
the 24th, obeying the orders Of the Cen
trail committee abstain ed from attack
ing Marie, of the Second arrondlsse-
ment, and passed through Place de la
Bouse with reversed muskets.
1t is reported an agreement has been
entered into between the lnsurrectlonary
committee and the Mayors, under
which communal elections will be held
on Thursday next and the election Of
Commander.in-Chief Of the National
Guards on Saturday. The removal of
barricades is expected tonight.
Fight in the Central Committee
National Guards Disarmed.
PARIS, March PA violent scene
occurred at the meeting of the commit
tee Centrale. A member of the commit
tee differed from General Lullier, COM
mander of the National Guards. Lul-
lier became violent and threw chair at
the head of his colleague, for which
conduct he was dragged out OF the
meeting and Immediately deposed from
the commandership.
Signs Of disaffection have been
shown among adherents of the commit
tee Centrale.
Five hundred of the National Guards
have been disarmed.
PARIS, March 25-Evening.-The
official journal Of the Central commit
tee has not appeared to-day.
The insurgent leaders have, however,
issued a proclamation justifying the
course of action and calling upon all
people to vote at the elections.
Napoleon's Health and Position.
LONDON. March 26.-The ObSeruar
reports the health OF Emperor Napo-
leon good. Oft repeated statements of
his agents distributing money among
the insurgents in Paris are false, and it
is represented that the Emperor remains
passive, awaiting the final and legiti-
mate decision of the French people.