The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-05-03
EUROPEAN.


LONDON, April l3th.-A Times special from Yer
saies says column OF insurgents advanced on Cla-
mart unopposed. Theirs opposes decisive action
until $1,000 men are added to the army.
A TelegrdpFs special says Dombrowski telegraphs
that he has occupied three quarters of Neuilly.
A letter from Guizot on the state of France ap-
proves the conduct of the Assembly, and trusts the
struggle will be short and the result certain and de-
cisive
A Times special says the Yersaillisls in attacking
the southern forts greatly suffered.
The Federalists have surrounded 5000 gems d dTnes
near Aisne, and their equalization is thought proba-
bic.
Dombrowski is popular, and declares he will turn
Neuily and Puteax.
The bombardmeut of the Maillot gates continues.
There is great concentration of troops at Yer
sailles.
Mcmahon has gone to villiers toreceive the attack
expected from the Reds.
Theirs is opposed to Cancellation and deems sue
cess certain.
A battery OF big guns is pointed at Fort Valerlan.
The Nationals are massed near the Arc de
Triomphe.
Dombrowski has selected Asnieres as the centre
of operations against Courbevoie.
Longchamps and Asnieres are well fortified.
Paris is calm, but the exodus continues
THEIRS in a circular dated the 18th, after descrb-
ing that the situation is mainly unchanged, says:
"The Government will act at the proper time
The Commune's account of victory before Paris is
as false as their want of principles The victory
win come bloodlessy. The Paris delegates have ar
rived and were received, not because they were Com
munists, but because they were Republicans My
answer was: no one menaces the Republic but
assassins and insurgents Workmen temporarily re-
siding in Paris must return, and the rebellion be
suppressed as it was in America"
Marseilles is quiet, and the people re-organz-
ing.
VERSAILLES April 10Th, evening.-The coup denldi
arranged for last night is deferred till tonight
Theirs isso anxious to avoid bloodshed that it is
doubtful if it will take place.
The Assembly is enraged at the inaction of the
troops at Fort Valerian.
There was excellent practice last night. Twonew
guns have been erected st Chatillou, to lombard
Issy.
At the last moment learn that an attack inside
and outside Paris will take place certainly to night
New YORK, April 13th.-Special dispatches con-
firm the foreign news already sent and give the fol-
4ONlhS duulllOudl LiCuIdIs-
Yesterday morning the garrisons of ST. omer
and Arras left for Versailles
PARIS April l2th-The Cure of Notre Dame de
Lorette, and Able Miguel, Vicar of Saint Philippe
have been arrested, the latter while visiting the
Archbishop
There was artillery duel lasting throughout the
day. Nationals refusing to fight have been dis
armed.
The insurgents in high spirits over the result
last nights fighting. An attack is expected to-
night
The Assembly is accused of high treason TO the
city and nation.
Dombrowski telegraphs that he is in possession
of Neuilly and hopes to get the bridge tonight
Amaroux has been released and made Secretary
of the Commune.
Shells falling in Rue Chaillot and the firing
continues.
PARIS, Wednesday Evening-Porte Maillot has
been shattered by the guns of Fort Valerian. The
canuonade lasted all day, numerous shells reaching
the Arc de Triomphe. II was intended to disperse
bodies of Communist troops. The latter advancing
from Choisy-l were driven back on the Orleans
railway, which has been cut by the Versailles
troops.
The condition of Paris is unchanged The Com
mune grants passports more literally Resignation
from the Commune continue.
Gunpel left to-day.
PARIS, april 15th.-Yesterday shells fell in Ave
nue. Wagram also many rife bullets. tradesman
in the Avenue des Fernes wounded, and there is
general exodus from that quarter of the city taking
place.
Crowds demanding passports to leave Paris,
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dreds disappointed.
The streets leading from Porte MalOt are in ruins
Issy and yanvres are firing small bombs, which
splinter into thirty pieces and are terribly destruc
tive.
The Republicans making great efforts to secure
the return of their candidates.
The delegates Of the Commune to Versailles have
returned with THEIRS conditions, which have render
ed the insurgents very violent.
RochefOrt demand that Vinoy. Gallipel, Favre, Pr
card and MacMahon should be brought, chained in
couples, to the Champs Eysees, where the relatives
of the Nationals killed should be allowed to do what
they please with them.
1t has been decided not to demolish the column in
the Place Vendome but to dsplace the statue on its
apex.
terrible cannonade was kept up all last night.
The attack the Government troops was everywhere
repulsed. The cannonade and fusade will be re-
sumed this afternoon.
1t is said that Fort Issy is damaged, but otherwise
the results of the three days cannonade have been in
significant.
The cloehe deplores the Commune's inaexibility.
The Government troops have hitherto made NO seri-
Gus attack.
The Temps summons the Commune to state its de-
mands. The fall of Seine has parayzed the Commu-
nists.
The Central Committee is still at variance with the
Commune.
PARIS, April 16th-[ World Cable. l-Despcrate
fighting, resulting in victories for the Commune, is
reported. Five consecutive attacks made upon Van
vres were repulscd with great slaughter. Tho loss
es Of the Government troops is dreadful.
At Ncuilly the comoat was fierce, but the COmmu-
niss gain ground steadily theirhopes are now raised
to the highest pitch.
PARIS, April l6th-sunday Morning.-The Com
munsts report that Fort dIssy repused the success
sve assaults of the yersaists Friday and satur-
day with severe losses to the assailants
General Dombrowski attacked the Government
forces at Neuily yesterday, and, it claimed took
four hundred prisoners. The engagement continued
through the entire night.