The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-16

meut has distributed arms to $50 900 men through
out the provinces : &"
oHlcAso Oct eosh-The Times publishes the fol,
lowing despatehthis DOrnings err,
i LONDON, 0ct1sOth.-A report from Luxembourg
that Bazaue raised the siege OF ThionYile on the
!. lGth Aftef an management lasting foar bouss u
which nearly the whole investing force OF IS, 900
were capfurtaf on the 18th ne returned 70 Metz
with an Immense. amount of supplies snd miliiar
stores piieh had been seenhuiffcd in ilt fortress
Meanwhile the Prussiaus, who had fallen back to
Pont-a- Mousson after The defeat Of the llth, had
swung their line around 50 fhsi H. extended from
Pont-a- MoussOn 10 Harry and Falquepout
About O'Clock in the morning OF The 18th Ba-
zaiue attacked The Prnssian Centre at Coureelles in
overw heming force snd succeeded IL ilFoE wing Tie
whole army between the two wings The attack
was followed up with yigor- The left wing was
forced back on Pont-a- Mousson, hemmed in by the
river and large superior force 4as-. ~
The GeTmansifought stubborBly. The slaughter
was frightfnl- One division Of the Laudwher at
tempted to cross the river aud was literally cut to
pieces The hghiing lasted FAT iaso-ihs DiEht. II
was resumed early in the morning OF 18th.
About O'Clock, finding resistance useless, the
Prussians laid down their arms. Nine thousand sur
rendered-aIithat was le OF the IS zoo OF abe norm
ocictc. lOrCCe GukAktu y
al over 10000. Their losses fully equal that o.
the Germans. -ECl1E Ear -ET--ss
NEE ,YORK. Oct 2Oth-AdespAich froa Berlin,
dated nine clock lsst evening, says the terms Of
the equalization Of the tort aud garrison of Metz
have been agreed on at the Prussian Headquarters
at Versailles, Between tbs French General Boyen
and King William. The following the eond-
lions under which the equalization will be made :
Marshal Bazaine signsa treaty Of peace between
France and Prussia as the plenipotentiary of the
Emperor Napoleon. BaEaine 5 army is TO be dissrm
ed, but is to remain at Metz. Napolecn's son, the
Prince Imperial is to ascend the throne OF France,
aud Bazaiae he 10 be nominated Regent. q The re.
eeipt Of the terms OF the surrender of Metz and the
prospective return Of peace has Produced tremend-
Gus excitement in this city, aud intensity Of feel
ing felt throughout all circles particularly on the
Stock exchange, where an unusually large business
was transacted that day.
,LoxDos, ocs- 2otb.-t World Special despite
the efforts Of the Government TO discourage such
demonstration, 1000 people marched to the Palace
Yard last night, and organized an immense meeting
to express sympathy with Republican France. The
speakers violently denounced King William, and an
allusion 10 the apathy Of John Bright was received
with cries Of shane" Gladstone and the Gov
ernment reproached for the policy of obstrnc-
ton. Asdelensiye alliance with France was sdyo-
Gated, and resolution adopted calling for Parlia-
1ieIt abolish tine pensions Of the German Princes
including the Crown Prince Of Prussia and Prince
Louis OF Hesse. It was declared that the sooner all
Kings and Queens were dsthroned the better, The
feeling manifested in quarters OF the city, dur
ing the Hight, was revolutionary aud threatening
The Government had two regiments of infantry un-
der arms all night, In their barracks AID extra po-
lice precautions taken to repress any disorder
but no call was made for the Interference of the
military.
LONDON, October 2lst-It is stated that Burnside
Sheridan and Forsyth have received orders from the
Washington Government to repair to London at
once The Cologne Gazstte, which published this
statement, says "owing TO the suggestions ofthese
gentlemen Minister Washburu mas been so ener-
gsiicthat he has been forced to demand reparstien
for frequent arrests of Americans as SPIES"
Tours, October 2lst.-The Papal Nuucio and Co
lombisn Minister unable to leave owing TO tue
refusal Of the -PrussiAns TO permit any passage
through their iiDes.
LoSDoN, Oct. elst.--It is said that Bismarck has
required foreign Ministers at Paris to communicate
with their Governments only by open dispatches.
Breeeh leaders are being made in Paris. ThePrus.
slams had evacuated Meuny and Beaugeney The
people were snbsorisiu f,eviy 1eense OF the
capital Their enthusiasui had not abaed-
LONDON, Oct. 2lst-The Pail Mall Gazsfts, refer
ring to the appointment OF Morton, SAYS: "A
thoroughly Incompetent person Il selected TO repre-
sent the United States in England, and is instructed
first to bully, and next TO threaten war. This fn-
competent person besitates, probably preferring
domestic skRnish. with the Democrats to WARMTH
England {"
The Catholic hierarchy Of Great Britain have issued
protest sgainst the action of The Italian GoEora-
pent in occupying the Pepa territory They call
upon alleged cathoIicsro form player Onions to
protest against the treatment of the Pope, and TO
prepare documents on the subject which may be
made Tue basis Of an appeal TO the British Parlia.
ment
LONDON, Oct. slst-A violent storm passed over
the seat of war around Paris last night e .oftEl
The Department Of somme has been declared 10
state Sfsisgs, and energetic preparations being
made at Amiens, the capital for defence.
A force of2OOoo Prussians, which was advancing /
on the city, has returned
roURs, oef. -Contradietory rurnors are fly /
ing around concerning the movements OF the hosiis
armies on the Loire, but the general impression is
that the Prusszns no longer coming this way,
sud that Large force of the enemy is marching on 1
Normandy, where there are fewer troops to oppose
them.
Tie French army Of the Loire in camp is impf6s-
ng daily. The onicers are extremely Rigorous IN en-
orcing discipline, and = number Of soldiers have
been shot for disebedisnee Of orders. The men are
low in h1e conditioa aud spirils.
VERSAILLES. Oct. a0th. IAN last night the Paris
ans kept up steady ere On Prussian ontposts
The latter well protected and suffered no losses
On the Istha German detachment occupied Mont
Oider capturing four Officers and IFS Mobile Guards
The Pu1ssiau commandment Of stenay was forced
o retire from the town the 1lth, by sortie from
Noutmedy.
.Lospos Der. 2lsi.--Tbe Special co rrespondsnt Of
he Tribune before Metz telegaphs to-day that the
egotiaions for the surrender Of Metz failed and the
nvoF has returned 10 the beIeaguered town. Gen.
'azaine proposed 10 surrender all Of his own army
u the same terms the surrender at Sedan, except
hat the regular garrison of Metz should coutinaeto
sOld the fortress thus releasugat least half the In
resting army
General Won Moltke refused these terms, becsus
be garrison could not hold out much longer
The entire surrender Is expected esrly. e q -
LoEDoS. Oct elst.-Ths Freneh squadron we
zen of HeligolAnd, on Tuesday evening.
Hamburg dispatch Of to day reports that othing
Is since been seen Of them
The Manchester E-nss'ssr has report from Berlin,
Thieh nerds eonhrnatou, that Bazaine has offered
D sell Metz for the Regency Eifh the Pruee Imper-