The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-25
The LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntcllIgencer.
(By tho Western Union Line.
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe stS.)
FRANCE.
The Situation not Materially
Changed.
Strong Peace Feeling in Paris,
But Leaders Preparing for Pro.
lOnged Defence.
Prussians Have Not Evacuated
the Forts.
(By tho Western Union Line.
ofneO Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Sta }
FRANCE.
Strong Peace Feeling in Paris,
But Leaders Preparing for Pro.
lOnged Defence.
Prussians Have Not Evacuated
the Forts.

By the Atlantic Cable.
New York, April %.
A special from Paris OF late hour last
night says the well known cafe, Querety,
is closed up. 1t was frequented by the
men Of the Bourse, who talked too freely Of
the disastrous financial effect Of the revo.
luton.
The armisLice will enable the inhab-
itants of NeuilIy to leave their cellars. 1t
will last till 8 o'clock Monday morning.
The National Guards complain that the
inhabitants Of Neuilly fired on them. A
barrlcade Is begun in the Rue Royale.
Chemical manufacturers have been order.
ed to report to the War Minister Of the
Commune, who may need their services.
A special from Versailles on Sunday,
says Dombrowski led the night attack on
the barricade at Quay Asnieres, which
was carried. He then attacked the second
barricade, but was repulsed with great
slaughter by the heavy fire oil the twelve.
Founders and mitrailleuses. His troops
were also driven from the first barriCade.
Several Of the insurgents wearing the ma.
val uniform were killed In the Rue dc Bo.
Tongue.
New York, April a.
Another correspondent telegraphs at
midnight yesterday, that the people gath.
cred Ia large numbers on top Of the Opera
House and other high buildings 10 view
the combat. There Is a stroug desire for
reconciliation iu Paris. It is reported that
the Vcrsaillists arc In possession Of Char.
enlon and Nogent, and 1t Is expected that
they will DO In st. Denis tomorrow. The
Vcrsaillists arc erecting immense works
at Chattillon. Nearly 800 people arc out
Of work in Paris through the suppression
Of the newspapers. Shells fell at 93 Boule-
ward Hauseman to-day, and also on the
avenue Of Rein Hortense. Persons In pos.
session Of ammunition, petroleum and
stores, arc ordered 10 report 10 the Com
mune. A number Of the engineer corps
arc invited to submit plans, indicating a
prolonged resistance.
LONDON, April "a.
An army corps Is forming under the
command OF General Doual.
A special to the NeleS reports that the
night attack made by the Communists
upon the barricades on the quay of As
nieres, was repulsed with great slaughter;
also, that Duerot intends to resign.
A special to tho Telegraph says that
Faidherbe Is expected at Versailles. Toul-
ouse has been declared in state OF siege
The Communists have lost the greater
part Of Neuilly and are discouraged. The
Commune has ordered the restoration Of
the money taken from the Gas Company.
VERSAILLES, April "a.
The expected general attack Is not yet
commenced. Fort Du Mont Valerien
continues to cannonade Neuilly, Clichy,
and Porte Maillot. The army Of the AS.
sembly Is being continually reinforced.
The rumor that the Prussians have evac-
uated Fort Charenton, and that 1t has
been occupied by the Government troops,
Is officially conlradicted. It Is reported
that in consequence Of difficulties between
the Prussians and Communists, the former
(who hold St. Denis) yesterday stopped
at that point all supplies for Paris from
tho north. Tho insurgent batteries con-
tlnue to reply to the fre Of Mont Valer'
len, but their fire is feeble and Ineffective.