The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-05
ARRIVAL OF BARK COMET +!
Four Days Later News
RESURRECTION I'm PARIS
The Insurgents in Possession
of the City
MARRIAGE OF THE PRINCESS LOUISE


we have four days later news AS was
anticipated by the latest kilograms receiv-
ed by the steamer, serious troubles have
arisen in Paris. We give below the most
important kilograms:
LONDON, March 17th.-The protocols of the pro
ceedings on the Black Sea Question will be laid on
| the table of the House Of Commons to night They
signed by the Pienipoisutares of the seven
/ Powers represented Their general features are
conciatory 10 tone on the part of Russia and show
a willingness on the part of Turkey 10 accept the
decentralization Of the Black Sea- and the Difference
/ Of the Conference TO the wishes of either Power.
/ BERLIN, March 1Sth-The new Prussian Cross
Gazette says if the French prosecute the returning
Germans. the German army will re-occupy the envi-
/ rons Of Paris and possibly the city.
PARIS, March 1Sth.-Seyen;een Partisan Deputies
/ TO the Partisan Assembly have resolved upon issu-
| ing an appeal to the MOntmartre insurgents for
moderation. and insist upon the surrender of the
cannon in their possession to the military authOr
/ ties. The National Guard have transported fifty
six cannon from the Place de Ia Vosges to Beeville
to prevent their seizure. The party on Montmartre
have greatly increased their vigilance in preparation
for decisive measures expected from the authorities
PARIS, March h.-Evening.-General Furon,
with three hundred men, has blockaded Montmartre
Several officers have been taken prisoners. large
crowd OF the National Guard surround the hill
Armed soldiers of the line fraternze in the streets
with the people, who are out in great numbers and
shout "Vive le Republique"
LONDON March I9th.-2:3O A. M-President
Theirs has issued proclamation appealing to the
and patriotism Of the citizens of Paris to pre-
serve order. He says he is informed that the NAL
contents OF Montmartre have planted their guns so
TO demosh the dwellings of theirf fellow citizens
He declares by such acts these the Republic is IA
tally compromised because Republic, aceompani-
ed by disorders. will be lost. He insists that the
present Government is really republican, and no
friend of the Republic should strike at il. The Go
vernment will take the cannon from those men who
mised by deceiving politicians, seek to inaugurate
civil war. He draws picture Of the deplorable re-
suits OF their doings, showing how the reviyng
commerce of the city is stopped and the shops de-
serted. He continues: :" The Government, hoping
the malconients will return TO their duty good
citizens, and obey the laws, still wihholds its or
ders to proceed to extreme measures to free the
country Of the new enemy, but is determined to
act when necessary and deliver the principals over
TO justice. The Government relies on the coOpera-
ton of all good citizens"
LONDON, March l9.-Eyents Of the most unfortu-
nate character have taken place in Paris and the sit
uation is hourly becoming graver. The Government,
following up the proclamation of President Theirs, at
midnight Friday, sent detachment of troops and
darmes to occupy the positions of the insurgents
in MontmartTe. considerable number of cannon
removed, and the gems armes made some 400
prisoners. In the morning the National Guard of
Belle Vile and MontmartTe, with many unarmed sol
diers Of the line, arrived the scene aud released
the prisoners.
Gen. Vinoy, who was in command of the Govern
meit forces had posted Gordon Of troops around
Montmartre, and posted mtraeuses the ap-
pr0aches and bis sentines prevented all persons from
ascending the hill The batteries were soon surround
ed by angry groups, who demanded to know why the
authorities distrusted the people, and if it their
intention to massacre them. The soldiers when ask
cd if they meant to fire the citizans made no re-
ply, and general determination commenced
the people allowed to draw the mitailreuses aside
and ascend the heights.
The soldiers on The summit fraternzed with the
Nationals, who were guarding the cannons still in
Nharr A. f-aak al nav1a
shouted reverse arms, aud the order was obeyed.
LATER-The latest news is that the Nationals at
Montmartre have seized and occupy the staff and
general headquarters.
The Echo Of Parliament says in consequence of the
disturbances in Paris, Emperor William has provi-
sionally stopped the movement of German troops.
PARIS, March 18Th, via LONDON, 20th.-The Ma
tionals have pacarded two proelamatIOns. The
first says: " The French people have awaited calm
y until an attempt was made to touch the Republic
The army did not raise its hands against the arch of
the liberties of the Republic; only against the Gov
eminent. What can close the era of invasions and
civil war? The people Of Paris convoked for
communal electsons" Signed by the Central Com
mittee of the National Guard, Hotel de Vile
The second proclamation says lyon have on
trusted us with the defence of the rights of Paris
We have driven out Government which betrayed
Our mission is fulfilled, and we now report to
you to prepare for communal elections. Give us
the only recompense tue establishment ,of
Republic" The same signatures, thirty in Eumber
are appended,
An official proclamation of Committee assuming
the name of Central has been distributed through
out the city. The Men Of the Barricades have taken
possession of the Ministry OF Justice and assassnat
ed Generals Thomas, Clemente and Lecompte. Who
are the members of the Committee is unknown, as
is also what they deliver Paris from. The crimes
committed by them remove all excuse for support
ing them by their followers. Let all who have re-
gard for the honor and interest of France rally
around the Republic and the Assembly," Signed
by the Ministers at present in Paris
The Hotel dc Vile is surmounted by the red flag
and barrcaded, but circulation is unmpeded. Shots
have been heard but no conflict is reported.
LONDON, March 20th.-A Times special saws re-
spectacle Parsians are stupefed. General Lecompte
was abandoned by his troops and arrested on the
heights. Thomas was arrested the plain His
last word was "Cowards." He fell at the third dis
charge
Theirs is firm, but full of grief vinoys indigna-
ton is boundless.
A TelegrdpFs special says, on Saturday tbs Gems
d'Armes fired upon the Nationals and the latter re-
turned the fire Several were wounded Vinoy has
been mObbed. The mob is triumphant and virtually
possess the city. Only the wine shops Open and
drunkenness is rampant. The women are armed |
General Chanzy has arrived, but arrested at the
station by The Montmarriss, and it is said will be
shot to-day. All the notabilities are flying from
Paris.
PARIS, March 20-The insurgents hold the Hotel
de Vile, Palas de Justice, the Tuileries and Place
Vendome Complete apathy is displayed and the |
Bourgeois make no resistance to the insurgents.
The murder of Leeompte and Thomas was perpe-
trated hy order of RicciOti Garibaldi who directs
the lHsurrecttOn. 1hey were shot IN the garden of |
the Rue des Rosters. Thomas resisted vigorously /
when Garibaldi ordered him to be held against the |
wall while he rddled with balls LecOmpte /
died with the utmost GOODNESS, smoking cigar and
retusing to bandage his eyes. Many executions |
occurred
The Government has telegnpbed for SC, 900 men |
from Camp Sartor to come to Paris.
LONDON, March 21st.-The Government at Yer
sailles has addressed reassuring circular to the
projects of the departments informing that the stu
alton at Paris is worse. The revolution is dis
honored by its criminal acts and is unanimously dis
avowed. General Chanzy and other officers are
st detained by the insurgents but there are hopes
Of their speedy release. The Mayor of Paris pro-
against and refuses TO carry out the Illegal orders
for communal elections. The Assembly unanimous
" condemns the disorders aud their authors The
Nationals only demand the nomination of
Saisset
LATER, $50 P M.-The indignities inflicted on
General Chanzy, the many arbitrary arrests made
and the suspension Of the Figaro and GdatLois have
general indignation. The addresses issued
yesterday make good impression.
The Government at Versailles has resolved to
promptly re-esiablish order.
II Is thought the revolutionary movement will
extend to Marsailles, Lyons aud even Bordeaux
The Theirs Government contemplaies removal to
Tours. 1t is said that Vinoy's Gems d'Armes col
ected in the provinces, have deserted TO join the
Insurgents.
WISDsoR, March 2ist-The weather is charming,
Ind the marriage of the Princess Louise has been
with braDcy. At eleven O'Clock the
ambassadors, nobility clergy and bride
groom's family were admitted 10 the royal chapel
At twelve O'Clock ten royal carriages with all the
neub hers of the Oucet,'s family and other roval