The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-06-07

treaties on its own motion.
Lord Cairns eoneurred in what Earl Grey said.
Earl Granville stated that the official copy of the
treaty was only received by the Government yester
| day it was now printing, and would be submitted
| on Tuesday The other official documents will be
withheld pending the debate in the Senate of the
United States.
/ NEW YoRK. May pa special correspondent at
Versailles last night telegraphs full particulars of the
manner in which the Government forces entered Pa
ris Captain TrOge of the Navy went from the trench
es and ramparts at Pont du Jour, and finding the
Insurgents had retired called three hundred sailors
and took possession the gate. Other troops follow
ed and before any one was aware the entry had
meneed Not a rife was fred nor a man wounded ;
the whole thing was unexpected. A white flag was
hung out at Autuei Another brigade of Versailists
had entered Porte Montrouge and the troops are
pouring down both points. 1t is reported that the
Are de Triomphe has been reached and that the In
surgents made but slight resistance The guns on
the ramparts have been turned the Communists
10000 men under Fort Issy and 10000 are NOV
ing on the open gates.
special correspondent teegraphs from Paris
O'Clock last evening" This afternoon three squadrcns
of cavalry received amid tremendous excitement
Gems. Henri and Fortune presented them with stan
dards and they shouted e We rciH defend them I'LL
death" Soon after the awards Petit Vanvres was
evacuated in order shelter the troops in Montrouge
Mounted orderlies have just arrived at the War
Office with news that Col. Lisbourne, commanding
the Teurs, started Immediately to attack the
yersaillists in the flank.
Gen. Cluseret is now being tried
LoSDoS, May ga Times special from Versailles
says Half the army is within Paris. The Versal-
lists hold the gates of St Cloud, Pasy Autueil, Tro
cadero. Muette and the Arc de Triomphe. There is
heavy firing in the Elysees
Sixteen thousand Versaillists have entered Waugh
rard and Montrouge.
VERSAILLES May 22-Paris is completely isolated
by the Prussians There has been no news since mid
night.
The northern railway has been cut by the Prussans
1t is said Dombrowski has been captured.
The bombardment Of Paris continues.
Eighty thousand Versaillists entered the CITY,
sharp cannouade is heard doubtless against the bar
ricades of the Are de TriOmphe
Six hundred prisoners captured last night,
and four hundred arrived at Issy.
LONDON, May 22-Broglie has gone to Versailles :;
his son is wounded. Rochefort had engaged apart
ments at Brussels. He narrowly escaped lynching at
Versailles.
NEW YonE, May pa special Versailles despatch
says the latest particulars from Paris confirm the
tory ofthe Government. The Eighty -second and One
Hundred and Fourth Regiments of the Line, which
the first Paris by the Porte de ST. Cloud
under command of General Douai and Colonies Ire
] n l.,
within rife range of the Arc de Triomphe; on the
city side of which and beneath the arch were all man
ner of distinctions in the shape of barbados
Mcmahon on being apprsed of the success which
attended General Douas advance gave orders for
general movement of the troops along the line in the
direction of Forts Issy and Montrouge. The Port
de Bellancort and the Porte de Autueil-tbe gates
converging on Pont du Jour-were found deserted,
and no resistance, of course, was met with.
A regiment Of Chasseurs, in dashiug up the Boule-
ward Brenne, met with murderous volley of rife
shots from ambuscade Four light field pieces on
the avenue the Arch opened fire on the bridge,
which was quickly demolished and on being charged
and captured found to have been deserted.
later despatch says the troops of Mcmahon are
all moving this morning, and pouring through the
bOls uS 41VuloSuS. 1eH InousAnu men, Win ulteen
pieces of artillery, concentrated the Avenue de
Ia Grande Armee, about to move in 4 direct line for
the Arc de Triomphe.
The barbados on three of the principal avenues
leading toward the Champs Elysees in the hands
of the versaillists.
The CONSERVATION among the Communists is rep
resented as being very great. Mcmahon in person
is experimenting operations, and the enthusiasm of
the troops is unbounded. The forward movement to
the barricades begins at once.
A Paris despatch says The city is in tremendous
cOmmotiou. From the windows in the west front of
the Tuileres the scene of conflict can he distinctly
seen.
An immense body of Commune troops have con-
cenraed around the Hotel de Vile, having retreated
from the outskirts.
The collapse of the Commune is imminent.
PARIS, May 22-All is orer-7O 900 versaillists
have entered, and more are now coming. They
marched in all night through six gates meeting
slight resistance. The barbados were not defended
and no mines exploded. The versaillists are now
moving upon the Hotel de Vile. where the Com
munes will make a last stand. The versailists be-
haved splendidly, committing no excuses.
The Versailles army have occupied Paris with
headquarters at the new Opera House.
Cissey's headquarters are on the south side of the
Seine, at Eeole Militaire.
There was great explosion this afternoon the
Esplanade of the Invalides.
VERSAILLES, May 22d-The Commune troops raj
lied at Montmartre ana the Hotel de Vile, the ap-
proaches to which are defended by barbados Sc
rious fighting took place which resulted in the Yer
saes troops occupying three-fourths of the city.
coEfagration is raging the lnvades, and an in
surgent battery is cannonading the city.
LAdmirault telegraphs that everything is satisac-
tory although fighting may continue for several
hours. The city is absolutely won. Many of the
Commune leaders were taken, and there were some
awful massaeres.
LONDON, May 22d.-A dispatch says the isolation
of the city continues. Fires are raging inside, aud
a dense smoke hangs over Montmartre. Frequent
explosions are heard, and the sound of cannon and
musketry continues. 1t is said that the Prussians
are occupying Vnceunes. The Prussian outposts
have received strict orders to drive back all insur
gents attempting to pass their lines. A Communist
General, seeking to escape from Paris, was turned
back by the Germans. Their advanced corps has
been doubled. The headquarters of the Prince of
Saxony is 10 be removed from Marency to Compeign
The Guards return to Germany by the end of the
present week.
VERSAILLES, May PIN the Assembly to-day
Theirs made congraulatOry speech the great sue
of the Government arms. He said he had not