The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-02-05

Ministry Of the Interior Admiral Topetp. of the
Marine ard SenOr Sagosts, oi the Department Of
State.
On the occasion 90 the Feast Of Epiphany yester.
day. the Cortes proceeded ia a body 10 the royal
palace and were received by Regent SerranO.
Rivero. the President OF the Cortes. made an adj
dress TO the Regent, in wbEeS he declared. iD the
name of all the Deputies. that through united ae~
! ton alone could victorious revoluti0s br completed.
/ La Pofaicq says that all idea Of u Dictstet ship has
been abarA1oned.
In the Cortes to day Prim made a long speech,
explaining the ea,st-s of the present crisis. and she
! Republicans introduced resolutions expressing dis
satisfaction with his conduct and government.
Within a few days LOCO men have sailed for
Cuba
MADRID. Jan. 6.-The bEpereI states that two
pistol shots were fired at Serraf'o yesterday, with
out wounding him.
IornoS. Jan. 1.-THE Pail Mall 6StzeHe speaks
of the petition of British Columbia for i~udepend-
ence. and believes it the work OF American Politi-
clans. and intended as AN Offset To The AdaJ1n,a
claims. 1t believes the petition. If genuine, would
have been addressed 10 England.
Letters from Paris represent the feeling Of sym +.
patty for Victor Noir profound and widely dks
played among the masses. The Government ~
taking every precaution 10 prevent an outburst OF
public indignation.
LONDON, Jan. 6.-Tbe correspondent Of the Times
ut Rome says the Pope will probably proclaim the
dogma of his iniallibility, but the decree will not
admit Of an appeal to the General Council
The residence of Motley. the American Minister
in London, WAS entered by burglars last night AID
robbed 10 the value of over I'll ,OOp.
FLORENCE. Jan. Cit is officially announced that
the refusal Of Victor Emmanuel 10 the candidature
Of the Duke II Genoa 10 the Spanish throne was
made unwillingly, but be cOuld not avoid IL. owing
to the extreme dIsincIination of the Duchess of
Genoa on her sons account.
LONDON, Jan. lS.-ln consequence Of the disas-
trOus effects Of the late petroleum IRE in this city
oar merchants are devising safer means of storing
coal oil.
West India aud Panama telegraph stock is quoted
at a premium.
France.
\ quarrel has arisen between Prince Ferre
Bonapartc and writers on the MdrseHdiss. IN con-
sequence of the bitter aud slandcrous ATTACKS OF
that paper on the Prince. The latter sent n note
to ROchefort. concluding as follows " ! reside as
ffty-nine Rucdu Tone. and promise if you present
yourself, you will not be told I'm out"
PARIS, Jan. Il-At n meeting of the Corps Leg
islatif to-day NJ. GliOn Monpaigranx proposed that
members of the Imperial family be- rendered ame-
nable to law. lie said he had no intention OF Gre
ating trouble, but wished simply 10 do away with
unlawful exceptions. Rocbefort referred ~ bitter
terms TO the murder of Victor Noir and said - Now
it was that our people should judge his murderer.
who. though cousin 10 the Emperor. must not be
allowed to perpetrate crime" aud Olivier in reply
promised he should have justice. In the course OF
his speech he used these words " We are for
justice. law and moderation II you force MS we will
be for power"
IARlS, JhH. l0.-lDe IlneTal OF NtciOr NO1r OC-
cured to-day. The Government, expecting dem
onstraiions, made extensive preparations TO preserve
order. Early in the morning the people began 10
gather around the house where the remains were
lying, coming from all parts of the city. Five
thousand workmen from the faubourgs passed up
the Boulevards. Many carriages. with ladies
dressed in mourning, joined in the procession. In
the afternoon Populations Of workmcn visited the
remains. The streets were filed with vast tlrongs,
and carriages containing noted persons were sur
rounded by the crowd and the occupants cheered.
Paris, Jan. lila MarseiddiSe publishes a des-
patch from Madrid stating that q public meeting Of
$1,000 Republicans, by an unanimous vote, send
congratulations to the Republicans of Paris, and TO
Deputy ROchefOrt, the devoted champion Of delnoc-
racy.
In the Corps Legislatif the debate on the ar
raignment of Deputy Rocbefort opened. From
the beginning of the session the chambers were
crowded with spectators, and all the Deputies as
well as all the members Of the Cabinet were pres
ent. RQchefort occupied hiR nsnal seat. Estance-
lere opened the discussion with a proposition on
the part of the Left Center. He said they felt con-
fdent OF the strength Of the Ministry. and would
advise prosecution against the offending Deputy.
Addverie replied that the Government could not
accept proposals., and demanded a vote Of the Cham
Der on the Observation-Disclosures, the Ministry could
not continue in Office. This declaration was received
with applause from all parts of the hall.
PARIS. Jan. l8.-Tbere was a great demonstration
last night IN the Boulevard Montmartre, by the
friends. of RocheiOrt, The crowd was dispersed
by the military without conflict, and the troops oc.
cupled Lne boulevard Till after three O'Clock this
morning. The police were very active all night,
and there was much disorder and many arrests,
but at this hour 1870 =. NJ the city is quiet.
Killing of Deputy NOir by Prince NapO-
leon.
PARIS, Jan. l0.-EVening-This afternoon. Fau-
vile and Victor NOir, OF the editorial staff Of the
WdrseiHdiSe, ROchefoTts journal, proceeded TO the
residence OF Prince Pierre Bonaparte as seconds in
the contemplated duel between the Prince and
Paschal GrOussett, the editor of That journal. They
had an intaryinut NTH fIa D.;u, l,.;.. ..l.A =
alteration took place. The prince became enraged,
and Selling a revolver fired twice on his visitors.
one Of the shots taking effect in the body of Victor
NOir, killing him instantly. The tragedy canses
great agitation in this city. The Prince delivered
himself to the authorities.
PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE city is greatly excited over
the tragedy which occurred Yesterday afternoon.
Prince Bonaparte's version Of the affair was fur
nished to the journals to-day by Paul Cassagnac,
who says the Prince made the following statement
to him upon bis honor " NJ. Fauville and NJ. Vic
tor Noir came TO my residence with "a nenacing air,
their hands in their pockets, and presented "A letter.
from VI. Paschal Groussett, / said, ''Tis Rochefort
not his creatures, 1 seek 'Readthe letter. repiied
Noir. Are you resposible for it, ! asked. Al
this ] received a slap in my face from Noir. when I
drew my revolver and fred at him. Frouvonli
behind "a chair, and from the protection
that afforded aimed his revolver al me. but oOnld
not get it off, and 1 fired at him while he was IN
that position, when he ran out Of the room. lie
into the room again and turned the pistol
towards me. / fred at him again and he fed"
The journal O6iciet this morning contains a de-
cree convoking the Chambers, for the purpose Of
bringing an action before the High Court Of Justice
to decide upon the charge Of homicide against
Prince BOnaparte. The Prince belonging TO the
family, an examination must be held be-
this Court. The journal in its account Of the
transaction, says that the. Minister Of Jnstics. as.
soon as he heard the affair, ordered the arrest OF
the Prince, but. five hours before the issuance Of
the order he had surrendered himself into the cnstc-
dy OF the Commissioner Of Police Of Auteril, aud
had been taken to the Conciergerie.
The Office OF the Mqrseadise. Henri Rochsfort's
newspaper, has been seized by order Of the Govern
ment.
PARIS. Jan. l2.-The Marsealdise, published In
the morning yesterday, contained the following
leader, printed in large type, and headed:
1.-THE murder committed by Prince Pierre Bona
parte upon Citizen Noir. The attempted murder
by Prince Pierre upon Citizen Uirich de Fouryille.
81 have bad the weakness 10 believe a BOnaparte
could be other than an assassin. I have dared 10 i'm
agine that a fair duel was. possible in that family
where murder and waylayiDg are traditional and
Our co-labOrer Paschal Gronssett baa