The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-10-12

who commanded Laou and Is wounded Is under
guard at the hospital
Nav YohK, Sept. 1Sth.-l Special cable despatch
to the World IA special despatch to The World has
some details OF the Interview between Theirs and
Granville which concluded BY expression Of opl-
Mon from the former that be nothing TO be lrok
ed for from England, and negotiations Undertaken
by continental powers with the hope OF her opera
ton must probably be suffered TO fall through.
II is believed to night that all hopes OF peace must
be abandoned, and that treaty will be signed IN
less in Paris or ON the hanks OF tue Rhine.
FLORENCE. Sept 13fh.-On Sunday General Bear
CO, with strong force, encamped Al MOutinas cone,
nine miles from Viterbo, the garrison retirinE to
Vterbo. Stations were also occupied at baguarsa,
where twenty Papal troops werr surrounded. The
commander of the native Papal forces was arrested
tor refusing to fght the invaders.
FLORENCE, sept- lSth.-The Pope has ordered
Cessation of resistance to the occupation Of the Pa
pal States by the Italian troops. large stramer
has lett Marseirs for Civia Vrcehla, TO bring back
the Pontncalion Zouaves aud other French soldiers
In the Papal service
Loxpox, Sept lSth-Gen Williams, the defen-
der of Paris, is appointed Governor Of 6ibaralfa.
An impromptu meeting has Just been held Tra-
fagar Square, at which the Government vas de-
nounced Tor its towards the French R. public
democratic meeting lie eHlled for Sunday IN HYDE
Park. and others announced for Manchester. Blr
minghnm, PRESTON, aud Edinburgh, In syh paihy
with France.
There is greet influx of gold to the Bank Of Eng
land, but the stock market is weak and demornlzrd
Telegram from Florence announces that the Tia
out collision.
RoME. Sept lsth.t Special drspatch to the H,rald
The Pope has called together the Members of the
Diplomatic Body TO protest against the entry OF TIA
linn troops nov within a few miles OF the city Col
| liseum.
The rumors of the Pope's intention to take refuge
on British man-owar, are authnriiativrly denied
FLoRENcE. Sept. lSth.-A proclamation signed BY
/ the King To- the ROmsns says Peace, order and
self government, not war, brought and offered
by the Italians, aud the Papal territory will remain
/ inviolate."
Demonstrations were made at Terrecina, In favor
/ of the Italians occupation.
The Papal troops refuse to fight the national SOL
/ diers. General Bcxio, who commanded the advance
encounters no resistance.
| The Railroad to Rome is IN the hands Of the TIA
ans, but has been cut by the retreating forces Of
the Pope.
LoSpoS September lsth.-[Cable special to the
Herald Theirs looks earewOrn and IN, aud shows
| disinclinatinn to conversation. A few words were
/ nierehangvd with an old acquaintance at DUyer,
who inquired whether he came accredited en-
vOy Of the French Republic; he iniimatrd that he
knew no Republic, only the Government for the de-
fence of Paris.
There Is good authority for believing definite pro
positions for peace will be offered In behalf Of the
Provisional Government of Paris and that Theirs Is
! authorized to lay them before the English Govern
ment. Intervention Is solicited terms follows:
| Payment TO Prussia of the war expenses; desiruc-
ton of all forts IN Alsaee and Lorraine Territory
| occupation OF Metz and StrasbOurg BY German
troops until the election of authorized Govern
ment for France, and ratification Of a treaty By the
proper authorities
LONDON, September lSih-[A Tribune Special. =
Theirs has arrived and had an Interview with Gran
willie. which is not beeyed to have altered the pre-
viously known purpose Of the English Governments
| respecting intervention; but Theirs has authority
To present certain distinct aud novel proposals RIP
resenting the utmost limit Of concession the French
Government Is now ready 10 make for peace. He
will ind England prepared and ready to cOmmuni-
cate these offers to Prussia but not ready TO urge
them upon her acceptance, nor TO assume any Kind
OF responsibility In presenting them for eousdera-
ton.
have authority for saying there IL truth what
ever in the statement that England has foiwaIded q
note To the Prussiau Government demanding an
armistee In the name OF the neutral Powers What
has happened is this: The French Government ad-
dressed an informal communication 10 England ex-
pressing facts that would convey to Prussia the
readiness Of France 10 accept armisicr, and this
was sent through her own Foreign Office TO the
Prussian Camp.