The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-31
EUROPE.
FRANCE.
PARIS, March 20-Noon.

public safety, and ran no danger from It's
opponents, who would DO shot II they at
tempted any Interior measures. AL con
spirators will meet the same fate.
1[r. Nouvelle (republique) makes a de-
mand for action on the part Of the com
mittee, and stated that Deteschahi has, in
consequence ofthe declaration on the part
of his colleagues, that his position was in
compatible with his dignity, resigned his
membership Of the Communional Council,
To which he was chosen at the election oI
Sunday. Deputy Tirardi has resigned
his seat in the National Assembly.
The Journal de Paris made o statement
that tho National Guard Of this city cost
the people Of Paris three hundred thou
sand francs daily.
VERSAILLES, March 90.
The Deputies of the Department ol
VolsgeS, MeHr and others have proposed
to ask the National Assembly to send
Commissioners To the Department 10 or
ganize force to march on Paris.
The Government has dissuaded the
Legihmatist Deputies from holding meet
ings. = tGr Ly'. arr Ff.yr
1t Is stated that the Bourbon fusion has
been accomplished, with Count Dc Cham.
bard rs its acknowledged head, aud that
its chiefs arc framing a Liberal Constitu'
tion providing for n Parliament on the
model Of England. The Government has
lately expressed It's regret at tho Opposl'
tion thrown to it by the supporters OF the
Orleans family.
.Vinoy Is superseded In the command Of
the army by General Barfal. .-N
Charette has succeeded in armlng and
placing OF the disposition OF the Govern.
ment, eight thousand Bfetons,
LONDON, March 30.
Communist outposts have been placed
on the roads from Paris to Versailles TO
prevent reconnoisSances by troops o. the
Versailles Government. HUI +iHti!
There is great disorganization in the
postal and other departments of the
French public service. ~
The Nationals demonstrated yesterday
in favor Of the Communists in Place Ho'
tel dc Vile.
/ La Li5erte says four thousand Eng
lish have resumed taeir residence In
Paris, and that Theirs and the head d
tho London detectives are in the city.
The subj Central Committee Z In Paris
has declined 10 abolish oil the police
force.
Perpignan has failed to, meet the sup.
port OF thepeople Of the, city.
A special dispatch from Versailles to
the Telegraph says there was aplcket
fight last night between the National and
Government forces, on the road between
Versailles and Paris.
ChanZy and Trochy have decided for
an attaCkupon the Partisan Assembly.
On Wednesday phiers made o speech
in which he admitted that the Germans
wero evacuating France irregularly, and
that there were still too many German
troops In the country. lie laid the blame
for the delay i'd the matter to the Paris.
ians, and announced that u convention had
been signed which would put an end to
all Irregularities on the part OF the Ger
mans . ..r ........
A NTarseilles dispatch says all Is quiet.
The authorities have suspended oil action
for the present, because the National
Guard refuses its services, and all busi'
ness has been stopped.
, t.--. MARsEILLEs, March 80,
The attempt to establish commune in
this city Is q failure. Col. Dusobin has
resigned tho position of commandant Of
the National Guards; Crenieuxi Presi.
dent Of the Provisional Committee, has
been arrested, and the other members Of
the Committee have fled. All the Repub-
llcan societies have lisbanded and the
red flag has vanished from the city.
PARIS, March 80.
The manufacturers Of Paris have ask.
ed permission to resume work. The re.
ply was certainly" but the workmen
must keep their arms stacked and ready
for use, as q conflict is very probable.
The Communists still disagree among
themselves as TO their movements.
No courts are open in Paris. All the
Judges have fled from the city. Three
thousand five hundred law cases remain
in allegiance. .....
The monthly salary Of the communist
committee has been fixed ut 80 francs.
VERSAILLES, March 30.
In the National Assembly, Thiers do,
clared the withdrawal of the Germans
from France is for q moment suspended
The Parisians, however, arc responsible
for the delay in the evacuation. The AS
sembly has passed q bill providing for the
conVOcation of the Council General
Thiers announced that by virtue Of a con
vention just signed, more German troops
are to enter Paris, and that the French
forces in the city are to be increased pro
portiOnally.
The copies Of the Figaro on sale at al
newspaper stands, were seized to-day by
the Nationals, the office OF the paper oc
cupied, and its publication forbidden. The
CIdu Peupk and Ffaneai&toth, make the
announcement that General LallVmant
has completely suppressed the rising IL
Algeria. It Is expected the Peace Con
ference at Brussels, will continue It's ses
sions for q long time.
At one o'clock this afternoon, the sub
Central Committee passed the sentence o
death upon Wilfred 'Fourielle, for beinC
engaged in an obstinate and guilty at
tempt against the Committee. Genera
Duyal was at the same time authorized t
search out and arrest all enemies Of tht
Committee.
An Executive Committee has been ap
pointed by tho sub.Ceptral COMMITTEES
It's composed Of Tridon, Eudes, Valiant
Gefrancaise, Duval, Pyntt and Bergeret
ind win have charge Of aAairs for 1
month.