The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-30
. EUROPE.
FRANCE.
THE PARIS REVOLUTION
I'D ON Oh
The Insurgents Still Holding
the Strong Points.
The Government Preparing for
Il Descent on the City.
Insurgents Falling Out Among
Themselves.

Garlbaldl honorary President OF the Com
mittee. DEGREES have been issued for the
formation Of twenty-five battalions Of in
tantry, twenty batteries Of artillery and
fifteen batteries OF mitrallcuses. The Ma
tiOnal Guards are to be paid two and q
half francs daily. Gen. Duval sorganizes
the artillery, Henry the infantry and
Berguett the cavalry. They are author
ized to levy acquisitions on everything.
Laughter, u member Of the Committee,
commands the gunbOais in the Seine.
Flourcns has resigned. Volgramicr is
suspended, and Garibaldi has been offered
the supreme command Of the National
Guards. 1t is not known whether lie will
accept.
OF 100000 registered voters In Paris
only 10000 voted.
LONDON, March 90.
At noon yesterday Paris was quiet, and
the insllrgent Committee still retained nil
the important positions. ShoCleher has
resigned. The Committee has dismissed
twenty-five officials in the department Of
finance for disobedienCe. The Cri Du
Peuplc opposes the election of command.
erin chief of the National Guard as dan
gcrOuS and useless, and urges the disposi-
ton Of the Assembly. la HcritG says
the Committee arc hindCrlng seed corn,
sent from America, from reaching the
farmers. La FRANCHISE, Do Bats, Steele,
and Veritd blame the inaction and rc0C-
tion Of the Assembly. A Commune was
proclaimed in the Place De La Hotel Dc
Vile at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Speeches were made by members Of the
Communal Council frOln,a platform GOV.
cred with red cloth, but quite inaudlble
at u short distance. The approaches 10
the place were filled by an Gnor.
nous crowd of the Nationals, who
often raised their caps on the points
Of their bayonets, and at the same time
zealously cheering the Republic. Sixty
guns had been collected in the place, and
salvos Of artillery were repeatedly fred,
A letter from General Oremer, Repudi.
ating Commissioner, is published.
The Bank of France has again ad.
vanced 100000 francs to the insurgents.
The Postal Director refused to give up
his functions 10 the appointec Of the Com
mittec.
Tho Prussians are concentrating at
l. Isle Adam, near Paris, and will re-
main there until the disorder in tho city is
at M emil @ .'"
The Times special from Versailles says
that 10000 Prlssians arc expected there
tomorrow. The Government is steadily
organizing a trustworthy force for
march upon Paris, which will probably
be made in about eight days. II Is said
Interpretations are being made for re.
mOval Of the Assembly to Fontamebleau.
The Republican Committee at Mar
settles has issued u proclamation recogniz.
ing the Paris government. Marseilles Is
tranquil, and the strikes have ceased. The
Nationals Of the city have elected NJ.
Duevin rs their Colonel.
A dispatch from AK says the Minister
Of War has declared Marseilles in a state
Of seige. "a g.. 10 q. .gaggE ID, j
Correspondence from Versailles says
that Mr., GAMER, a member Of the Central
Committee, has been condemned to death
as a contumaCiouS Bonapartist.
PARIS, March 90.
Paris is tranquil to-day. A red flag Is
displayed everywhere The Central Com
mittee has split and some Of its members
have been arrested by their colleagues.
Diplomatic intercourse at Versailles Is
represented to be extremely difficult
VERSAILLES, March 80.
The Government has issued a circular
TO the Projects announcing that order has
been established in Lyons and Tolouse,
and that the attempt at insurrection in
the large towns has failed, save in BIar-
settles, The continued occupation Of
French territory by the Prussians is due
to the insurgents. The Government has
tempOrized with the insurrcction to avoid
shedding blood, but Is ready to meet and
crush 1t. Menotti and Rice with Garibaldi
have declined to fight, except against
foreign enemy.
LONDON, March 90.
On Tuesday the sub. Central Commit.
tee, who havereplaced the Central Com
mittee, ordered the formation oftwenty.
five battaliOns OF infantry for active SER
vice, and twenty batteries Of mitrail-
leuses for active service. This Committee
has ordered the Nationals to be paid 2f
francs daily in addition to their ratlons.
General DuYal, who organizes the in.
lantry, and General Bergeret the cavalry,
are authorized to make acquisitions for I'LL
needed articles. '
General Cluseret is said to have been
appointed to the general administration
ofmiliary affairs, ries Dus Besson, s1s-
pended, but the report Is considered
Flouren's resignation Of his military
functions has been accepted. '5'
VERSAILLES, March 90.
Versailles israpidly becoming military
camp. Guards are arriving continually
from the Departments. The movement,
Of the Government relative to Paris Il nm
known. The Deputies last night in the
Assembly demanded the removal of Gen.
LIE Flo, but Theirs positively refuses his
consent Gen. Chan2y, 1t appears, promis-
ed the Insurrectionary Committee that lie
would not fight, except against foreigners.
An amicable arrangement between the
Paris and Versailles Governments Is re-
garded as still possible. ClemenCeN has
resigned his scat in the Assembly.
Ruchtelon, a member of the Lelt in tie
Assembly, has declared himself turn
coat because the Official Journal has de-
Tended assassination. At the sitting Of
the National Assembly to-day a Fresh
man made q demand to interrupt the
communication with Paris. .s5 l...
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