The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-28
LATE FOREIGN NEWS!

Early this morning. Bourbaki passed through
Amieus, on his way to assume his new command
against Prince Frederick Charles"
1t is reported that General Michel. having objected
to act with GArabaldi, replaced BY General
Creussot.
The Tribune correspondent at Garabaldi's head
quarters Autun writing under date Nov lsth says
the reported quarrel between Garabaldi and the
Francs Treurs is utterly unfonnded. Large numbers
Of the latter throng the headquarters asking be
placed under the Generals command. From Mar
selies and the Departments of Jura and saOne-et-
Loire. they come faster than equipments can be
supplied.
The General is in good health and spirits. His
troops have greatly improved.
Difficulties continue to exist between him and the
Autun priests most of whom either Bonapartists
prussian spies but military matters. nevertheless
are growing daily better. The battaliOns are mag
ni6centy organized anddsciplined. General activity
prevails in various directions.
special despatch from Berlin. dated to-day, SAYS
the treaty with the South German States Of Baden
and Hesse the establishment Of the German Bund
signed the 18th inst. It adopts the North
German Constitution and protocol makes the follow
ing s,ipalations; The Constitution to 20 into effect
January ls 1871, with the introduction of the CON-
mon military budget; the transfer of the postal and
telegraph service in Baden to the bund will be post
poncd to the LIST of January 1872 Baden and Hesse are
in way responsible for the loan Of the exist
ing Bund; the law concerning the press and public
meetings win be placed within the Jurisdiction Of the
Bund Hesse will have two more votes in the Bund
and Baden three making As in all questions af-
fecting only particular States their votes only are
taken declaration Of only be made with
the assent of the Council; Southern Hesse is to re-
turn six members, and Baden fourteen to the German
Diet. 1t will be necessary to have majority Of
three fOurths and not twO-thirds as heretofore.
LOxDOS. Nov. 2Sd-[speciAl to the World THE
news sent to the New York World exclusively on the
10Th. of the abandonment of the German attempt to
invade the Northwest and Southwest Of France and
the concentration of all their forces in the immediate
neghborhOOd of Paris, is confirmed to-day by des-
patch from Berlin, stating that all the German forces
are concentrating at Paris form defensive semi
circle from Etampes, by Chsrtres and Dreux to Nan
ties, with Frederick Charles the south. Duke of
Mecklenburg the west, and General Mauteuael
on the north.
special despatch from Tours on the night of the
22d. says Bourbaki has just arrived here from Lille
to command the Eighteenth Corps.
great battle is imminent. The design. it seems,
is to pierce the enemy's centre at Etampes BY col
umn of l5O. .OO0 moving from Augerville while 81
muaneous attacks will be made all along bis attenu-
ated line west and northeast of Etampes.
correspondent has visited the whole French lines
from Neyres to Rouen. At Rouen there is an en-
trenehed camp Of 5000 of the Garde Rationale and
Garde Mobile. and from thence almost unbroken
line Of entrenehed camps extends to Dreux and lie
Mans. Between lie Mars and BOuiiere there is an
extremely strong fort mounting 50 guns. manned BY
sailors and Mobiles from the south Of France.
La Mans is garrsoned by the Pontiheial ZOuAves.
From lie Mans the lines extend west to Orleans
and northwest to Augerville
! The correspondent was forbidden to give further
details but says the whole strength of the army is
underesmated at 800 900. while its equipment real,
and discipline perfect
LONDON, Nov. 23d-[sPecial cable despatch to the
I New York Herald. l--General Bourbaki has just is
sued farewell address to the Army Of the North.
being called to command the Eighteenth Corps. He
said he could fecitae all the corps Of the Northern
Army the excellent and patriotic spirit which had
animated them he would follow their movements
with interest, and be proud Of the courageous efforts
they would put forth to resist the enemy and repel
the invader from the soil of France
Adviees from Paris to the 18th have been received
by balloon. For two days the Prussians fred on the
engineers working on Fort dIvry. The Ere was re-
turned by the French.
The Francs-Tireurs surprised the enemy near Bou-
get the 18th. killing four.
The Independence Beige learns Of the organization
fn Paris of Civic Guard mainly Of foreigners. to
enroll Inhabitants ft for service and execution Of
orders. The Government superintsnds the distribu-
ton Of ra,ions.
The morale Of the people is excellent.
Advices from Tours are received to Nov. 22d On
the 2Ist the Garde Mobile opposed the Prussnns four
hours La Loups. Giving way. the Prussiaas
threaten Nogsnt-le-Rotroa and Mans. Another force
moves Argentain.
The German line extends from ssnochss TO Auxsrs,
taking in Drsux
BEAUsE, Nov. 2sth.-The main body Of the
French attempted 10 force passage towards Fon-
tanebeau, by heavy attack. They encountered
the Tenth Prussian Corps at Beaune. reinforced by
the Fifth Infantry and the First Cavalry Diyk ions.
The French repuIsed with heavy losses 10 dead
wounded and prisoners, especially the latter The
Army Of the Loire was consequently withdrawn.
LONDON, Nov. 3Oth--5 p M-The rumored capitu-
stion Of Paris buoyancy in the stock market
here.
NEW YORK, Nov 2oth.-A Tribune st Petersburg
held, and says 1t showed the wisdom Of the form OF
the Russian note, for 10 10 other way could Con-
ference be obtained. Russia win be glad TO aceede
II the other Powers admit the fact accomplished by
the note.
YTEssA, Nov 29th.-It Is reported here that the
declarations received from ST. Petersburg de-
mand that preparations be made BY European Pow
ers for early action
ST.. PETERsBUKo. Nov. 30.-Letters from all quart
ers show the loyalty Of the people and makes Rus
sIa unassailable and fearless Of hostile alliaBees
No ministerial instructions are given the press
LONDON, Nov. 90-Lyons awaits the decision Of
the Tours Government before sending apfenipoteu-
tiiry 70 the Conferences.
The London T1ses is urgiag the King Of Prussia
ally to urge the Gar sbe folly Of bis pre-
tentIons which the civilized world refuses 10 grant
VERSAILLES, Nov s0---on Monday and Tuesday
the cannonaes wls maintained BY the Paris forts,
followed BY sores 10 force, supported BY gun boats
In the direction Of PfIay. the position held By
the Sixth Prussian Corps. simultaneously. Other
sorties were made IN different directions. All we're
repnlsed, and 600 French prisoners we're taken.
The PrussIanioss was officers aad 100 men.