The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-03
EUROPE.
FRANCE.
Paris Under the Red Flag.

lHc JFl uu 1Culbe ShyS dCOullllANeClWIll
leave the Hotel de Vile for Luxembourg.
The members Ofthe Commune now ad.
minister the aflairs Of their respective ar.
rOndisements. Tho RGppd publishes a
letter from Gen. Lullier, complaining Of
the treatment he received from the Cen.
tral Committee. II, NJ Vallgrane and
Bison are still IN prison, 1t Is stated
that letters to the journals outside of Paris
have been stopped. The inhabitants
continue to leave Paris. Many streets
already look deserted The CoHShtuti0Hel
was seized yesterday. The Rerlte says
Rochelort has recovered, and Is coming to
Paris direct The Not de 0drc confirms
the statement
Bismarck Allows the Paris Army TO
be Increased to $4,000 Men.
Tie Not dc 0drc says Bismarck has
consented 10 the modification OF article
three Of the preliminaries of peace, and
has allowed theaugmentation Of 1.-THE Paris
army 10 $4,000 men.
: !. BiSmaIck Hurryipg Thiers.
Bismarck, In his note, asked Thiers to
define q time in which lie would accom-.
plish the suppression Of the insurreclion in
Paris. Thiers resisted the demand by an
expression OF the hope that he would sue
coed in his efforts Of conciliation, and con.
cluded by asserting the right to Judge
when other measures are necessary.
The Universal Republic.
Alta sitting Of the Commune yesterday,
NJ. Le Francais was appointed President;
N. Regult Ferry, Secretary, and NM. Der.
gerett and Duval, Judges. The Commune
proposes to admit foreigners In the COun.
Gil. The flag of the Commune will be
that ofthe Universal Republic. Ten com.
missioners have been appointed by the
Commune to take charge Of affairs, as fol.
lows: Executive, military, subsistence,
financial, justice, public security, public
works, trade, public service, foreign affairs
and educational. 1t has been decided that
education shall lie gratuitOus, compulsory
and secular.
No Communication between Paris
and Versailles.
Communication between Paris and Yer.
sailles Is interrupted. No letters or pa.
pers between the two cities on Friday.
,g't The Heglra from Paris.
A meeting OF tho merchants was held
for the purpose Of demanding explanation
from tho Commune. Whereupon one Of
the delegates thereto responded that NJ.
Rampant, who'had charge Of tho general
post Office had fed with all his stall and
materials. The service will be reorgan.
lied speedily by tue Commune.
Paris Isolated.
The rumor having risen that a body of
troops, intended for an attack on Paris,
had reached Neuilly and St. Cloud. All
the western gates Of Paris were closed,
and several officers OF the orderly eighth
battalion Of the National Guards arrest.
ed, The complete isolation Of Paris Is
mOmentArily expected.
The Journals Francois and EtSdusr
Libre have ceased to appear in Paris. The
Commune has summoned Colonel Challe.
ton, who surrendered Fort Mont Valerien
to the Prussians, toappear for trial, but he
has refused to obey, E.
Theirs to Pay Up and Receive Rein.
COrCements.
A London Times special dispatch, from
Versailles, says Thiers pays five hundred
millions ofirancS to the Prussians on Fri.
day evening, and the French government
will then be allowed to receive reinforce
ments from the north.
ReInforcemehtS for the National
Guards.
A special dispatch to the London Tele.
grGph says the 18Th regiment Of the line,
after reconnoitering the bridge at Savres
and finding itheserted, entered Paris in q
body, where they were received enthu.
siastiCally and fraternized with the Ma.
tional Guards. The iugitives from Paris
are increasing in numbers.
The Reds Having 1t all Their own
Way.
,a,sfy LONDON, April /.
A Versailles dispatch to-day prob hounces
utterly false the report that the thirteenth
regiment OF the Incl entered Paris and
iralernized with the National Guards. A
dispatch from Paris says the sub central
committee has ordered new elections for
military officers, at the same time remind
ingthe National Guards that they have
the right to remove all officers in whom
they have lost confidence. The commune
has seized an officer for the collection of
taxes Delescluge has demanded that the
sittings of the commune be made public.
The proposition is approved by the Rappsl
and other journals. The red flag has
been hoisted on the Tuilleries and Louvre.
Telegraphic communications has been
established between the Ministry, the
mairies and the public buildings gen.
orally. ... -. mo. 5000.
A dispatch from Florence dated March
31st, says ViScount Harcourt has been ap-
pointed French Ambassador to Rome,
and Count Praslin Chaiscnd comes to
Florence In similar capacity,
PARIS, April Moon.
The Journal Dss Debats reports col.
lision at the bridge Of Sevres with Du.
crops men, and adds that the battallons Of
Cav were on the alert last night, fearing
an attack. There were 10000 men in the
Bois dc Boulogne and large number bi.
vouacEed in the Champs ElyseeS. The
gates Of Mailloantile and Point du Jour
were closed. .....---. 4
The Not de odrs says the si,tings Of the
Commune will soon be published, The
same paper states that a battalion pro-
vided with camping material marched out
yesterday in the direction Of Passy !,
The Commune, desiring a conciliatory.