The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-24
EUROPE.
BLOODY SCENES IN PARIS.
More Fighting In the Streets.
Germans Threaten to Occupy the
40 {. City.
Spirit OF the Insurgent Organ.

SU'I'e' oo"Hot VI Tic lnsuTSeuls say
the Central Republican committee ar,
unable to come to an understanding will
the Mayors, and are compelled to pro
ceed with the elections without thei
cooperation. The elections are post
poned until tomorrow, when they vii
be held under the superintendent of ar
electoral commission appointed by tht
Central committee. ~
The Commander-in-chief of the Ma
tional Guards has appointed Ravu
D'Abuisson Chief General of the Staff
Colonel Valigranne, Commander ol tht
Hotel de Vile, and Colonel Dardelli
Commandant of the Tuilerries.
An editorial in the same paper seeks
to prove that the Assembly now sitting
at Versailles is legally incomplete, on
the ground that the elections of some
of the members were vitiated by foreign
occupation and pressure. The Cham
Der is described as narrow minded, ex
elusive and rural.
The article continues On Paris de-
wolves the necessity Of compelling re,
spect for the sovereignty Of the people,
She must see to it that she is not sep
arated from the provinces, and that the
provinces are not separated from each
other. She must be the capital Of
France. 1t is unquestionably her right
to proceed with the election of com,
munal council. The central republican
committee has taken wise and indis.
pensable measures to prepare for the
establishment Of communal councils
and for the election Of all chief officers
of the National Guard by the members.
A paragraph also appears in the insur'
gent organ, under the title advertise
ment," stigmatizing the resolutions
adopted at the meeting of the editors oi
the Paris press, and published in several
journals yesterday, as q direct provoca'
ton to disobedience to the Government S
DEGREES, and an encroachment on the
sovereignty Of the people. Warning is
given that while the central republican
committee intends to respect the liberty
Of the press, it is determined to have
the decision of the people respected
and will permit no Indictment to disobe
dience. A repetition of the offense will
be severely punished.
Thiers Issues q Circular TO the Pre-
fects-APpOintment of Projects.
VERSAILLES, March 22.-President
Thiers has sent another circular tc
Projects Of Departments, Informing
them that adviees received by the Gov
ernment from all the provinces are re
assuring, and that attempts to create
disorders have everywhere failed. In
Paris the citizens are organizing for the
suppression Of sedition. An army now
numbering 47,000 protects the Govern
ment and Assembly at Versailles, which
are rapidly becoming masters OF events
A proclamation is about to be issued
warning the insurgents to lay down
their arms. -..---
LYONS, Marseilles and y Bordeaux,
where troubles were anticipated, re
main tranquil. These official repre-
sentations cannot be doubted. The
Government is hourly growing stronger
backed by the Assembly and supported
by the country; with majority of the
citizens of Paris really in its favor, and
surrounded BY constantly increasing
army, it is already formidable and be:
gins to to inspire a wi holesome fear Of
its power. New Protects have been ap,
pointed for eighteen departments.
All Quiet at Paris. "a
PARIS March %, via LoNDes, March
23.--Affairs continue quiet in Paris,
Battalions Of Nationals are eucamped
in Place Vendome. TO the foot Of which
traffic is allowed. There all carriages
are stopped. Cannons threaten Rue de
la Paix and Rue de Castighone. lso'
lated groups alorg the Boulevard Mont
Martre are discussing the present con.
dition of affairs. The general opinion
is that the new Government is incapa'
ble of providing work for the people,
and that the military and adninistra'
tive functions OF the Government ought
to be intrusted to energetic Republicans,
VERSAILLES, March %, via LONDON
March ga later circular from the
Executive to the Projects of Depart
ments states that order is gradually
being re-established in Paris. The Gig
pificsn, demonstration made by the
well disposed citizens oi Paris Yesterday
has had beneficial effect. The As
sembly has voted unanimously q digni
fled proclamation to the people. The
bonds of the Assembly and Executive
are drawn closer. The Mobiles have
offered to assist the Government against
anarchy. The circular closes by de
Glazing that all good citizens may fee
assured. ,
Marshal Canrobert has made ad
vanees to President Theirs, which are
we'll received. = -,- ss
False Acknowledgement ~ sn<
Electors 0fParts-
PARIS, March 22-E30 P. MA
l o'clock this morning there was. grea
excitement. Signals were fred from
rifles and cannon at Belleville and Mon
Martre. 1t was false alarm that tht
/ Prussians were coming.
The Journal ODfciel published a proc
| lamation, in the name Of the public anC
Garde Nationals, deprecatiug acts o
The Paris deputies publish mani
festo to the electors, Of which the fol
lowing iss synopsis, &.
.'On the 10th inst the people OF Paril
insisted on the removal OF the Assembl!