The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-27
THE SITUATION IN PARIS
UNCHANGED.
Force. Demanded by Government
Journals.
Fight I'm the Insurgent Central
Committee.
The Terms Of the German Warning
TO Paris-ROuher and the Insur.
rectiOn.

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given by the Germans to Paris. The
announcement, as officially reported, is
to the effect that if any attempt is made
by the Parisians to rearm the encientse
the Germans will reopen fire upon
the city. No time for such action is
specified.
The unemployed workmen of Pari:
were to hold public meeting yester
day. The call for the meeting was oI
the most intlammatory character.
The Mayor of Lille has issued O
proclamation inviting volunteers to
march on to Paris.
The Echo du Nord publishes letter
from Chevreau to President Thiers, de-
nying that Rouher is in any way re
sponsible for the disturbances. in Paris
Official notice has been given that
Germans going to France cannot have
their passports viSed, and if they 60 with
out them, they are liable to be stopped
on the frontier. The reason is that the
French authorities are unable to give
efficient protection to German subjects
in France.
German Residents in Bucharest
MObbed
BUCHAREST March 24.-While the
Germans here were engaged in celebrat
ing the birthday Of the Emperor, they
were attacked by a mob, and several
persons Injured. The German Consul
who was present, was roughly handled
by the rioters. The Ministers and
President of Police have resigned.
Cigar Makers Of Antwerp Strike.
LONDON, March pa strike is il
progress among the ci gar makers ol
Antwerp.
Concentration Of Royal National
Guards-RecOncilia
LONDON, March 24.-Admiral Sois.
set, General Louglis and Victor School.
cher have undertaken to concentrate
loyal battalions Of the National Guard
in the Place de la Bourse, and re-estab'
lsh staff quarters there Professionally.
1t is asserted that Soisset is disposed to
pardon regular. soldiers and the Ma
tional Guards involved in emeutes. re-
store municipal franchises, continue the
pay of the Nationals, and revoke the
law in regard to the payment of bills at
maturity, and that he urges the As,
sembly to so legislate as to reconcile all
conflicting interests. Other journals
refute the charge which was made by
Rappel, that the first shot in the affair
of Wednesday was fired by the friends
Of order.
Mayors OF Paris Ask for Full Pow.
ers Withdrawal Of German
Troops stopped.
VERSAILLES, March "a The Ma,
tional assembly has received a communi-
cation from the Mayors of Paris, ask.
ing, before the horrors Of civil war are
inaugurated in Paris, that the Assembly
enter into permanent communication
with the Mayors and give them free
powers.
Favre has received two additional
dispatches from the German authori,
ties declaring it to be the duty oi
the Versailles government TO conquer
the sedition.
The withdrawal Of the German
troops from France has been entirely
stopped. Additional and cruel exac'
tions have been levied by them upon
the people Of the departments.
Mayors Address Capture OF
Insursent Arms-Notice 10 Bri'
bers.
PARIS, March 24.-The lnsurgent
committee, yesterday, seized copies OF
an address to be issued by the mayors OF
Paris, at the office of NJ. Depert. The
office has since been guarded by a bat
talon of friends of order.
The alarm given yesterday in the
vicinity of the Bank of France was
caused by the seizure, by loyal National
Guards, Of two cart loads Of breech'
leaders, under care Of an agent of the
insurgent committee.
The Official Journal Of the Central
committee asserts that numerous Bona
partist and Orleanist agents are making
attempts to bribe supporters ofthe COM
mittee, and says that all persons render
ing themselves liable to suspicion in
this connection will be Immediately
arrested and delivered to the committee
for trial.
Proclamation from the Insurgeni
COmmittee-The Situation I'm Paris
Unchanged-Force Demanded by
Government Jonrnals-The Franc
Tirreurs.
PARIS, March 25.-At o'clock this
afternoon the Insurgent Central com,
mittee issued proclamation stating
that Admiral Soisset has obtained from
the Assembly and Government a com
plete recognition of the municipal fran
chise and the right Of the election o
their own officers by the National Guard
including the Commander-in-Chief, a.
welleas the modification Of the projected
maturity law favorable to dodgers. Th'
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