The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-23
WEDNESDAY, AUG. %, 1871.
LATE FOREIGN NEWS
EUROPEAN.

EUhOPEANs
PARIS, July 2s The Assembly has postponed
until the 4h of August the question of distributing
among alb the Departments OF France the loss oi
property and material occasIoned BY the German
invasion.
Marshals Bazaine and Canrobert, and General
Wimpfen are summoned to attend before the Com
mttee of the Assembly to investigate into the con-
duct of the late war
PARIS, July 80 III number of Communists
awaiting trial is 50 O00 and in order to render pos
sible the disposition of great number of cases,
bill will be introduced into the Assembly inereas
ing the number Of judges, and removing all restric-
tions from those judges who have at any time COM
mitted themselves against, or been obliged to act
against the Versailles Government
PARIS, July S0.-The Official Journal says: " An
Interview is arranged to take place In September at
Versailles between Lord Granville, Won Beust aud
Thiers when the Eastern Question in all its bear
ings, will be considered"
The elections to fill the vacancies in the Municipal
Government, untitled at the last election, were held
to-day. Twenty candidates of the Paris Union, and
tweDy-six who were 10 another list, were elected.
The result of the elections for members of the
Municipal Council of Paris is declared The Council
is composed of IS Conservatives, % Republicans,
moderate Republicans, and 10 Ultras.
The abstentons from voting are attributed to the
state of siege exercising baneful influence every
where. The porcelain factories at sevres are re-
established.
DUBLIN, July S1.-Great enthusiasm is manifested
the expected visit of The Prince of Wales who,
with Prince Arthur and the Duke of Cambridge,
arrived tonight
J,fsr D;snof.b Tho pr;,oo of VUoIos onJ m IT,
arrived here to-day, and had popular reception.
The weather cold for the season. but the
were crowded with spectators. The demonstration
was not SO enthusiastic it might have been under
more favorable circumstances. The Fenian element
was not absent and as the royal visitors passed
the route some Kisses were heard The city is dec
GRATED with flags hut the illumination tonight is
not SO general as might be expected.
STRAsBURG, VIA BERLIN, Aug. LIN only few
places in Asace and Lorraine, have the munich
pal elections been declared valid, in consequence
of the abstentions from voting. The French party
were successful at Metz; Liberals and Moderates
elected their tickets in other towns.
BELFoRT, VIA BERLIN. Aug. 1.-The policy of alb
steution has defeated the elections in the Upper
Rhine, and only few candidates have been elected
in the Lower Rhine Department.
Gambetta has submitted to Theirs proposition
for the reorganization of the army and civil service
The army plan is supposed TO be the work of Faid-
herbe aud Chanzy, in conjunction with the Due
d'Aumale and Prince de Joinville. Thiers and Nc
Mahon approve of the plans. Some surprise is
expressed at the cooperation of the Princes with
Gambetta and Thiers.
PARIS, Aug. 1.-The Communist prisoners were
notified yesterday that they will soon be brought
to trial, but no date was fixed.
The Official journal says it has been proved that
the Vncennes explosion was accidental. The same
paper contradicts the story of the burning OF the
Cathedral and Episcopal Palace at Tours.
PARIS, Aug. 1.-Several Deputies to the Assembly
have received urgent communications from large
numbers of their constituents expressive of desire
that they should cast their votes for the prolonga
tion of the term of office for Theirs as the chief
executive power
VERSAILLES, Aug. 2-Thiers, yesterday, threat
ened resignation in consequence of the defeat of the
Decentralization Bill but to-day it is not thought it
will be made Cabinet question.
PARIS, Aug. 2-The Courts Martial have adjourn
ed to the 9Th.
The acceptance of the resignation of Favre is
confirmed.
The restoration of the Notifications of Paris are
going at a rapid rate.
1t is rumored tnat Cardinal Antonei has sum-
moned Bishop Dupanloup to Rome.
Thiers is consulting with General Cissy, with the
view of increasing the army.
1t is rumored that De Renusat is to be appointed
Minister for Foreign Affairs.
The Debats censures the Government for siding
with the minority, and demands a Ministerial
change.
The Minister of War has asked the Assembly
Committee on the Budget for a supplementary
credit OF 21s 900, 900 francs
Paris dispatch says it is reported that Theirs
has induced his colleagues in the government to
remain in office.
NJ. Roux, one of the leaders of the abortive Com
munist insurrection in Versailles, has been CON-
demned to death.
Americans visiting Europe must bring passports
especially naturazed citizens, the latter not
get them here without showing the proper papers.
1t is rumored that the repeated adjournments of
the Courts-Martial for the trial of Communist pris
oners is for the purpose of paving the way for an
amnesty.
There was duel between Dolpheci aud Middle
ton The latter, an Eugshman, had written articles
insulting to the Garibaldian Army Middleton was
wounded.
Theirs, replying to delegation from the occupied
provinces ntimated that in six weeks the occupa-
tion of the German troops would be limited to
Champagne and Lorraine
The only French prisoners now remaining in Ger |
many, four officers and eight hundred priyates |
in hospitals, and ten officers and seventy privates,
imprisoned for various offenses
special cable dispatch from London says Pa
pers have been seized at Marsees relating to the |
purpose of the Internationals to fire the docks burn
the shipping and to take the city during the confu
sion which was supposed would be a consequence
OF the confagraton. Nancy and Bourges were to
be fired and taken on the same plan
LONDON, Aug. There is growing uneasiness
in the public mind the fact that the cholera has
ragged two years In Russia As the terrible scourge
has not yet reached the frontier, close watch has
been instituted to prevent its progress Apprehen-
sion exists everywhere it not having advanced upon
Germany in the usual way. 1t may now come BY
way of the sea, and the Government has presented
regulations to be enforced upon all ships from the
Baltic ports. There have been recently some cases
At Hull, which is on the route of emigrants from
North Germany to America
There is some anxiety touching the cholera which
appears in the south of France One case has oc-
,urred at Hull. Precautions are taken
Prince Arthur will shortly be created Duke Of