The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-04-19
The T.rn..Ian. in Pari. IN 1s1s.

The Prussians In Paris I'm 1918.
On the 2S,h OF June the Allies were within a
days march Of Pans, During the forenoon small
bodies Of French troops entered the city in the
greatest disorder, The groups Of poor county
people aoeSibg in, with cart.loads Of furniture.
provisions, cows, horses. AID sheep continued to
Be most distressing spectacle. Paris. however,
was perfectly tranquil, and Mr. Bouaparte"
was al Maimaisou Never, TO my rocoliectiou.r
writes tbO djarist at o'clock in the evening.
e. no, even On days Of 'os.ivity. have seen 50
many genteel persons on she Boulevar,is. from,
I the Rue je IA Paix 20 the Porte St. Martin. ss
\ to-day. Crowds of elegant fcmaes aro prone.
naiing b7ougt, oat by the critical state Of public
+ Affairs yet looking chccriuness aod confidence
/ Miserable remnants ot haltdcstroyed regiments
are constantly passing before these gay eompa-
nies, bat the eyes bero are uot much connected
with the heart The middle Of The Boulevard is
crowded with Infantry, cavalry and sriillery going
I and coming 10 and from ihc hcadquricrs-
where .-st tho gates q Paris. Close TO these
I horud trains o, des,uctivCs people arc sitting
en- chairs, reading the newspapers, eating ices,
and sippipg lemonade, Isjt not more than prob
able that 10 few bours, these seats will be filled
with the blood o the dead and dyiuCl What
mason have We TO teel confident Thai Paris viii
not be saekedt We are parisaus That Is he
reply. 1t 10 O'Clock az night records this
Partisan Pepys tbc first Prussian prisoner has
jus, passed be was escorted by eve grenadie-s
Of the National Guard, and walked along defect.
eiy leading bis horse BY the brile. hope. Tor
the sake Of the nation. that his escort viii be
able to protect him from the fury Of tbe rufiaus
Who now compose the French army" Setting
the inpu,atiou Of rifianism on one side. yoa
viii not GAIL 10 perceive that our blonde friends n
the belmeis-thsy we're shakos a, Waterloo
were not much more popular With the Freaeh in
ISIS than they sra nov 10 ls5l.
From > until in the morning Of Friday. the
S0th. the guns were heard roaring in the plain of
s. Denis. The departure OF Napoleon ior Roche
fort. where be gave himself ap to Capt. Matt
landl was officially aunounort The soldiers
appeared 10 the streets bali drunk, and crying
'Vivs TEmpsrear- poor dsviisl with the ie-
rocious expression Of uniamable bruies their
raya s-aiust the Prussians. the Royasis and the
English Is IN the last degree fsrocious" The
principal part Of Vauiammes corps bad now ar
rived alarm spread, most Of the shops we're
shut, and there were expectations Of a great
combat on tbe m0rr0E. Alto O'Clock az nigh,
the gossips q the BollsvaTis said that the ia-
tentioa Of the Allies vas to blockade Paris.
o. TIE ParisiaHs have become al Of sudden 10
terror Of famine, and crowds are foeking 50 TIE
merchants to proesre provisions. The public
spirit Is very low
Ou Ssa5ay the situation became someHtat
more 1efaed. The idea o. resisting a f'0usrzcs
seemed 10 have been adaEdoned b. tie chiefs of
.hs Provisional Government. who Hay in part
have Owed their change Of mind to very terss
uessaee sent in BY BI1ehsf who observed that
L N Immediate ssrreudsr did not take Place, Is
would be biz painful duty 10 b9mtar5 Pars until
not one stone remained on an0-her- There vas
some Ezhtilg, and much more uaaeavring, on
the 81 Of JAY 3; aa3 the diarisi asks Il Wsiling-
ton Is again vuitiag for O'Clock 20 the even
iue. "A e1ri01s confirmation q 0ne Of the most
lltlg g-.ll- l-l-l " 4lelll0 ellll-- AT = ll lA-
sftarao7a the friag ceased, ard Bondy, Gailis-
milot aad Gu.aoa we're tie headquarters Of tie
Aaiss, Thoss commanders rsf1ssd to tfeat vita
any tot the ulllieipaI authorities Of Para Some
Of the Marsbals visited tie British Ines AID
interTiszed the Dzks. Bat a5E oaee more I
the dilrisi. Five o'ei5ek 10 the sftsru0oa- An
aruiistics Is c0acl1ied-termz uaknoEn; gni-
vzrsaI joy stocks g."
On tie eusuflg Tharslay, tie siE. the barriers
of Paris were qais,lg given % to ths frsigu
traps. aud tie remnants of Tie French amy
sa.sily marched oat ~estTari. to BE- kuoEn ior
s5as u5aihs aftsrEar5s bg tie appropriate aans .
Of g Les Brgzais De e Lore" A body of 200
Satioaal Gzaris proessded to 81 Denis % p4g :
thsu respects u Loais XVIII, that snrisldy
exile having eans by easy stages ron Ghsut 20
ilr losariz bis fitbfal capital
On Frs1y, the 7tb, t5s Plaiaas took pr
session d the Palaes q tie Tsilisriss ard oa
SATURDAY. the Ehits Eaz of Bo7r5oaisn vas
hofstsd q al The Psb5e bailliugs side b side
With the nadsaal slsizss Of Austria Rassa.
Prussia. and Engiz15- C5zsu1aplafsBs sraL To- I
Prussilns we're 10 Para
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