The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-01
EUROPE.
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FRANCE.
THE. PARIS REVOLT.
The Central Committee Dis
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CONSUMPTION Abolished ...-All
the Able.BOdied Put IN the
soa National Guard.
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20 Sixty Thousand Refugees.
A Movement Against Paris.
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Counter Move on Versailles.
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Prospect of an Early Collision.
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Sixty Thousand Refugees.
A Movement Against Paris.
Counter Move on Versailles.
Prospect of an Early Collision.
COnsternatiOn.--The Work Of
DenunciatiOn Begun.
The GuillOtine to be Erected.

mltleu It's powers TO the Communal UOun'
Gil, and that . proclamation announcing
the fact to the citizens was at once issued.
A decree was also made public, abolish
ing cOnsciption, and stating that no force
except the National Guards, will be intro
duced into Paris, and ordering that all
able:bodled male citizens shall belong 10
the National Guard. Another decree re-
mits dodgers rents from October 1870, to
April 1871, and says the rents TO be paid
shall be reckoned by months. The. sale
Of oil pGwned articles, Is suspended; an
other decree orders oil public officials, on
the pain Of dismissal, 10 disregard orders
emanAting from the Versailles govern
ment The Place Yendome is llacarled
With DEGREES ofthe Commune. All docu.
mehtS from thei Versailles authorities, are
forbidden circulation in Paris. Deputies
Delesetuse and Gourmet, desiring to
remain with the Communists have re-
signed their seats in the Assembly.
A proclamation bearing the caption Of
the Federation National" urges the Citi.
zels Of Paris 10 prove for themselves and
their descendants the value Of liberty, and
they will surely assist in founding q uni.
versal republic. triiH + aFg.lll
Parlsgrows sAdderin appearance daily.
Ono hundred and sixty thousand people
have lcit the city within the past ten days
The Chaplalns arc ordered TO cease the
performance of mass In the prisons. The
insurance Offices have been searched by
order Of the Communists for Jewels and
money deposited by the Empress Eugenle
Mr., Ferry goes 10 Brussels to take part
In the peace negotiations. Troops from
the south and west Of France are ordered
TO concentrate at Angoleme.l The marine
infantry are at Versailles, and expect to
be reviewed on Sunday In the Champ de
Mars, Paris, H. n
.r LONDON, March 81,
A dispatch from Berlin says The State
siege in the districts Of Franco occupied
by the First, Second, Eighth, Tenth and
Eighteenth corps, hRs been raised from
March 27tl.l The prisoners will, however,
still be subject to trial by cOurtmartial.
The Echo Du hIrlimGnt Of Brussels,
says: The convention has been signed
modifying preliminary peace by grant
ing delay In. the payment Of the five
hundred millions francs due from France
to Germany April first o. ,.J
The Independence Beige states that
Ulrich Fouvrenelle Is organizing force
OF 100000 National Guards at St. Ger.
main for the support of law and order.
Aspecial dispatch to the London Tins,
anticipates an approaching struggle,
which must be Of desperate character.
De Velgur threatens the forcible election
Of the National Assembly from Versailles.
The insurgents seem 10 be confident that
the Government troops will not fight.
Blanqui has, information from Paris that the
Cabinet have initiated the example set by
Mazzini, in founding his Ministry at
Rome. aHJ f.1.t. HlLtsl
The Communal Council are celebrating
upon proposal to pay the Prusslan in.
demnity, by selling Versailles for one mil
lard francs, to an Anglo-American Com.
pany; St, Cloud for eight hundred million
francs, to q German gambling proprietor
and Fontainebleau Tor five hundred mil.
lions Of francs. 7l
A Daily Ne,cs special dispatch from
Versailles, says the government stops all
horses and cattle from entering Paris.
The mails to and from Paris, are greatly
delayed, and will it Is expected, be sus.
pended entirely. The Commune is active.
ly disarming the loyal Nationals.
The evening edition ol the Times con-
tains letter describing the situation oI
Paris as critical The gravest apprehen.
sion'isfeltih all quarters. Measures oil
prescription are strictly enforced every.
where, aud the significant word "guillOt.
inc" though spoken only in whispers, Is
in eyeryb0dy's mouth. e1 az
The Etening Standard has a dispatch
reporting that the Germans will occupy
Paris Immediately upon the downfall Of
IThierS Government. '....
A proclamation from the Communes
predicts 9 Universal Republic. The in,
surrection at Marseilles is dying out, and
Lyons isquiet. .. -,
A dispatch feom Paris says the Com,
munal Council holds its deliberations il
private, but the following information has
been divulged: An Executive Committee
Of seven members appointed the Com
mune to divide into, nine sections-Fi.
nance, War, Justice, Safety, Subsistence
Education, Labor Foreign, and Munich
pal. =
rt7 D.. ! PARIS, March 81.
The delegates to the Commune Nation
al surrounded the general ipostoflCe to-
day, and prevented its transfer to Yer
sailles. The postal service Is completely
disorganized. Esr5
The Electoral Committee demands q
rigid scrutiny into The elections Sunday
: Inst.
wqaat special. rFg asa .2lsHFvlG
The. government has completed ar
rangements for moving against Paris
Tho troops will move simultaneously
with the Germans along the line BY Mont
martre and Berey. On learning Of thi
the Communists have resolved to marrl
TO Versailles tonight with 30, 900 Nationa
Guards via Mont Roge and Camp Sar
) tony, where the infantry e Stationed
Overcoming or fraternizing these they will
proceed to Versailles and disperse thl
Assembly. Tho new DEGREES issued b,
the Commune mako tho workmen wild
with delight, .,-..s =
, World Special.
PARIS, March 81.
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