The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-04-15
five DAYS LATER FROM The EAST.

By the arrival. yesterday p. N. of the ship Gdlateo.
Capt. Gardner, 10 days from San Francisco, en-
route for Hong King, We are in possession of
dates to the Both nit. We are indebted to Mr.. IL.
NJ. Whitney for files.
The news is unimportant. Paris still continues
in the possession of the Reds. but was quiet. At
the election held in the city on the 18th. 1900
votes were cast. about half the number polled at
the last plebiscite.
The army of Prince Frederick Charles. occupy
ing France. which had been in motion for a few
DAYS previous to the 18th, was again stationary.
PARIS. March 2S.-The commune was proclaimed
in the Place Hotel de Vile. ut tour this afternoon.
The speeches OF the cOunseiors were lnaudIble.
Tue platform was draped in red. The approaches
were enormously crowded with Nationals, who
often raised their caps with the points of their
bayonets and Zealonsly cheered the Republic.
60 guns were planted in the Place. \ letter from
Cremier repudiates connection with the Committee.
The bank has again advanced 1000 francs TO
the insurgents.
LONDON. March 29.-The Prussians are concen-
trating at Isle Adam. near Paris. till the dis rider is
over.
A Times special says over 10000 troops are ex-
pected at Versailles tomorrow. The Government
is steadily organizing u trustworthy force. which
will march ON Paris, possibly in 8 days. 1t is said
that preparations are making to move the Assembly
to Fontainbleau.
A Ners special from Brussels says the Arab
chief Mokrani. with 40 go troops. was within rs
leagues of Algiers. He had declared war against
France.
PARKS, March 2s.-This afternoon a sub-Crntral
Committee was formed, consisting of IL members.
NJ. Assy is the real President. and Garibaldi honor
airy President of the Committee. Volgramie is
suspended. and Garibaldi has been offered the
supreme command of the National Guards. 1t is
not known whether he will accept. The commune
will be officially proclaimed Thursday next. OF
800. 900 registered voters in Paris. only I39. 600
voted.
The occupation by the Prussians is due to the
fact that the insurgents government, temuoriZed
4 a oCnId tho SbsHHlnU nj hlnrI is raalu sn-d.x
Minotti Garibaldi declines 10 fight, unless with u
foreign enemy.
BRUsseLs. March 28.-The Plenipotentiaries of
France and Germany met at 2 o'clock this evening.
at the French Legation. The opening of the pro-
ceedings was wholly formal. Credentials were
exchanged, and preparations made Tor future
meetings.
LONDON, March 2s.--The House of Lords ad-
journed tonight. after an interesting discussion on
the defects of the present military system.
BERLIN. March 29-( World cable)-There has
been a correspondence between Bismarck and the
Central Committee of Paris. The latter represented /
that the Theirs Government was UNSUPPORTED by
the country, and the election of a new Assembly
The offered. meanwhile. to
pay, in a few days. the installment of the indemnity
due to Germany. Blsmarcks reply was favorable.
The opinion here is strong that the restoration
OF the Empire by aid of the Imperial army Is
inevitable.
BRUSSELS. March 29.-No sitting of the Peace
Conference was held to-day, and the time for the
second meeting is undetermined 1t is rumored
the events in Paris cause the delay in negotiations.
STOCKHOLM. March 29.-The illness OF the Queen
has assumed such a character that no hopes are
entertained of her recovery.
BUCHAREST. March 29.-The Roumanian Chamber
rave been dissolved and the Ministry remain in
power. The town is quiet.
Garibaldi Is reported to have said. if France re-
torres the Napoleonic dynasty, or even put a Bour-
ION or Orleanist on the throne. that she will I'M
another terrible revolution. and that the
treets of Paris will ran with blood.
United States.
In the Senate, March %. there was a long debate
n Summers Resolutions against the Governmental
olicy in regard to San Domingo. The resolutions
laid on the table. only four Republican,
citing against the motion.
Gold in New York. March 20, 1O4, Legal Tender,
O7O.
WASHINGTON. March 29.-The San Domingo Com
lissioners' report. which is nearly finished. will be
to the President to-day. The Commits
toner's. or at least two Of them. contemplated
a couple of weeks here in celebrating
heir report, but the report. preiac,d by Wade.
ives all the facts as called for by the resolution of
under which the Commission was APP
Summers speech in the Senate. condemning the
ADMINISTRATION of Grant, does not disclaim e feeling
I hostility TO the Republican party Il occupies
ftecn columns ia print.