The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-04-08
DAYS LATER!
The Germans Again Threaten Paris.

By the arrival on Thursday noon Of the clipper
ship Emerald, Captain LnlI, IL days from San
Francisco, we have dailies TO the 24th nit, two
days later than previous advices.
The situation in Paris was unchanged for the
better. The city is reported on The z3d TO be-
quiet-tbe quiet Of the slumbering volcano. The
shops were closed and there were few pedestrIans.
Paris was trembling on the verge Of civil war.
The Nationals of Montmartre and BellevilIe.
supported by the scum OF the Faubourgs, are
intrcnched in one part OF the city, obeying the
orders of a revolutionary Committee while the
Nationals Of the other quarters. equally Republican
in feeling. but opposed to violence, occupy other
portions of the city. obey the regular authorities,
and are apparently determined 20 stand by tho
Government. All the more respectable classes
are against the insurgents. even the usually excit-
able pupils of the Polytecbnluue school refiafn0
to join them. The Government watches the situa-
ton anxiously at Versailles. determined 10 resist
the mob If il cannot be placated and dispersed by
suasion. and IL seems TO have The sympathy Of the
best people throughout the country. The Prus-
slams occupying the Northern and Eastern forts
will not interfere unless the iBsurrection threatens
to subyert the authority TO which they look for
carrying out the terms Of peace. On the whole.
the instruction seems TO lack moral force. and 10
show some signs OF weakening. although affairs arc
in such a critical state that q irife may preciDitatc
q desperate conflict. 5t
On the ED a number Of unarmed persons at
tempted to pass into the dietrjcts occupied by the
.insurgents and the National Ghard. Baron Nathan
lRothschild y headed the crowd. carrying the flag.
They were fired upon. and 80 persoGs kitIed and
wounded. among the latter the Baron.
A paris journal says that Bismack has informed
Theirs that the Germans will occupy Paris on
Sunday unless by that time Theirs is master of tho
situation. Bismarck claims the restoration within
"a hours OF the telegraph leading TO Pantin which
had been destroyed, or Paris will be treated AS an
enemy. rr r,e atfsua
Theirs requested the Germans not 10 lombard
Paris, lest the innocent may suffer. He issued n
roa u,offnn 80 The Nnansll Lr IF.--xLI
that the Government will maintain its trust. and
make no compromise with the guilty. "a
Gen. Chanzy was still q prisoner in the hands of
the insurgents, and Gen. Raphael y reported Az
sassinated. A dispatch Of the 22d SAYS .sThc
armed insurgents have been reinforced. The civ
is gloomy and the excitement is
LONDON, March 2l-The Daily Mems special
says the ceremony of coronation at Berlin will be
oi imposing simPilcity. marble
throne will be brought from Achen Commons to
night terts rsrf.gvfs 41t a4o4y.
BERLIN, March ,22.-Tbe Official C0rrespoadent
says: I'VE shall certainly not interfere with
Paris now, but know how 20 guard the interests
and press the IulGllment Of French enqapemenfs.D
BERLIN, March 22@Tbe statement comes from n
reliable source that orders have been issued 90
stop the return home Of the French prisoners for
the present ''"t
BERLIN. March 22.-Bismarck has received the
rank of Prince. Moltke lie invested with the Grand
Cross OF the Order of the Iron Cross.
United States.
The San Domingo Commissioners were to leave
Key West on the 22d, and were expected to arrive
at Washington on the 9th. Their report wonld
be strongly IN favor Of annexation. II is reported
that the President will not press the question at
this session even should Congress not adjourn by
On the 2zd. Senator Sumner attempted 10 intro
duce a long resolution in the Senate, condemning
the action OF Government IN the San Domingo
affair, bnt in the language Of the dispatch y was
" squelched." af $3.50 "a r,.nat,sn