The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-24

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stopped. Cannon threaten the Rue de La
Paix and Rue de Castighone. Isolated
groups along the boulevard Of Montmar,;
ire are discussing the present condition Of
affairs. The general opinion is that the
new government Is incapable Ofproylding
work Tor the people, and that the military
and administrative functions Of the gov
ernment ought to be entrusted to cnerget-
ic Republicans.
VERSAILLES, March 29,
VIA LONDON, March %. !
A later circular from the Executive to
the Projects departments states that or
der Is gradually being re.established IN
Paris. The significant demonstration
made by the well disposed citizens Of
Paris, yesterday, has had a benficial effect
The Assembly has voted unanimously Tor
the dignifed 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
declaring that all good citizens may feel
assured. Marshal Canrobert has made
advances to President Thiers which are
well received.
PARIS, March 22-12:2O I'M
At one o'clock this morning, there was
great excitement, and signals were fired
from the rifles and cannon at Belle9Ville
and Montmartre. It was n false alarm
that the Prussians were coming
To-day the journal 06leitl publishes q
proclamation in the name Of the pub
| lie and Guards National, deprecaliDg the
acts Of violence.
The Paris deputies publish o manifesto
10 the electors, of which the following Is
a synopsis: On the 10th inst, the people
OF Paris insisted on the removal Of tne
Assembly 10 Paris, as that city could only
possibly be the capitol of France. II Is
necessary to avoid agitation while the In
yaders camped on the soil Of France. Be
cause of their presence, 1t Is necessary for
the Assembly 10 hasten to the delivery OF
France and 10 serve the Republic. The
proclamation Is well received.
VERSAILLES, March 29.
All the principal officers Of the I'm
peral army have returned to France from
imprisonment in Germany, and are, with
out exception, retiring from the military
service.
A Paris special says Last evening
about seven o'clock, 4. NJ, an outbreak
occurred in the Place VendOme. Tho In
surgents had been very much excited by
the proclamatlons that the National AS
sembly had issued, and had determined
10 resent with violence. The temper o
the general public as they stood around
discussing the situation, was sufficient L
excite the anger Of the reds, for they wert
denounced on all hands, and their out
RACES spoken Of In bitter terms. One gen
tleman reproaChed the National Guard iol
their timldty and their cowardice, ant
their apparent sympathy with the
, insurgents The discussion wa
very heated, and the groups o
people gathering together, all evidently
ripe for mischief, became SO alarming tina
an order was given to the National Guart
10 clear the Place Vendome, The people
refused to leave, and the Guard fired, kill
ing five persons and wounding many 9th
ers. This firing was success full In clearing
the Vendome, and as many Of the crowt
were insurgents with chassepots In theil
hands, their indisposition 10 return thI
fire was regarded as very significant
Paris has, however, become much calm
er, and the absence Of competent leader
with the insurgents induces citizens TO be
lieye that the rioters are not supported,
LONDON, March 80.
The National Guards on Tuesday, re
/ instated Mayor Dix, the arrondissemen
who had been expelled from office by th'
insurgents. The insurgent Central Com
: mittee has decided to disarm the National
of Quarter St. Germain. During the nigh
the inRlrgent Nationals endeavored t
surprise the t1th battalion occupying tn
Place de Ia BOurse, but were unsuccessful
MANY battalions Of the Nationals are be
, ing armed for the preservation Of order
, An unarmed manifestation isladvertise'
a for Wednesday p. ~. 1t isIlppouncet
that the Nationals Of Lyons ohiy aWal
, the arrival of the delegation from Parl
to form a central committee on the pla
j, OF that at present operating at Paris. Me
notte Garibaldi, it Is reported, now com
I mands the .4sRimartre insurgents.
Q PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVE, March q
Q This evening a large number Of unarnl
ed persons reached Rue de Ia LaiH, III
+ entrance place TO Vendome, and appeale
to The sentries to give way 10 their passag
: into the districts occupied by the insul
!. gents. The National .Guard's request wa
r refused by the sentries. The demonstration
0 thereupon unlurled ascolor. The NatoI
ais threatened 10 bdSonet the flag beare
s and the crowd at once commenced to n
L tire. Baron Nathan then seized the fla
L and exhorted theicrowd tOadvance again
= the illegal force occupying the place. I'll
:; order was obeyed, when the Nationa
}, occurring the place beat their drums an
\, fred in the air, the crowd retreating tC
slowly to the timeth ranks Ofthe Natiol
7. ais filed out from the main body and fire
there was q terrible scene for five minute
land then the crowd broke into terri
llstricken retreat. At least thirty persol
were4illed and wounded by the are
the Guards. Baron Nathan received tN
shots in the chest. The Nationals init
Place Vendome, have since been rel
il forced, and arc orderly. The Nation
W Guards generally, have been called
ic arms, and fighting is appreAended |
y, night. The affair has created great co
le sternation among the people.
Or The Paris PIieS Journal, says Coui
it Won Bismarck has informed Theirs, u
I'd the Germans will occupy Paris, on Sn
W lay, unless by that time Thiers Is mast
I'd the situation. -.
Ii VERSAILLES, March g.
70 In the National Assembly to-day
rs adverse report was made from the cor
ht mittee on the bin providing for the ele
he tion Of municipality in Paris Jul
r. Favre read letter from Count Won b
re marck, who saws: Events in Paris do n