The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-19


TO Support France he viii throw himself anreecrved
" into the hands Of the Republicans and call on
Europe Of no matter wha, nationality, TO aid him
10 q crusade against monarehiai Institutions
TIE foreign Emhsssics' dispatches all agree that
Prussia demands Alssee and part Of Lorraine, and
that the ProvisioIkl Government viii be rvpadlated
by the country Il u accepts such terms
wsshharne expressed greet Indignation At the re-
jeSton. Of all overturrs Sy Bismarck The action Of
the neutral powers has thus far been completely
pArsysed by the English having refused TO Feeognise
The Provisional Government,
PrusslRn seoats-Depsrtnents Armiag.
cable special 10 the Sss, dated Paris September
18th says there was grand review Of the Garde
Mobile and Garte Rationale. More than 10000
men were under arms, Great enthusiasm Is mani
/ tested amongst the troops with the exception Of
some regiments OF the provincial Garde Mobile who
refused To cry " TIss Ia RspsAaqus" by order Of
their ofieers.
Three thousand Prussiau uniforms were discover
Cd this morning in three different houses.
More Full Abstract of Favrs's Circular.
PANS, Sept lsth-The official journal of the Re-
public contained the circular OF jules FAvre 10 the
Representatives OF France In other countries, Of
which the following the chief points:
| He explains why the election for members Of the
Constituent Assembly has been fixed at an earlier
day thaa at first proposed. The objection had been
made that the present provisional government at
Paris not regular, fact that Ne are forced 10
admit The urgency OF the case is also presented
In strong language 1t was the inst duty Of the
Government to drieDd the soil and preserve its
honor, aud then return the delegated power to the
people. Nothing IS expeSted from Prussia Her
supreme will and exultation at her success irrcc-
I -
Tbrve hundred thousand victims have already been
sacrificed 20 her ambition In this impious war, and
it is eertsin she will dictate France conditions she
cannot seerpL Hence We couvuke the Assembly TO
decide What shall DC done We will give the eoun-
/ try our hearts blood. Then let France decide.
/ Not our transient authority, bat France. France,
raising itself confront the enemy; France, reeas
| cd from the winding sheet OF the Empire; France,
Tree and generous, Is reSdy TO immediate herself Tor
/ right aud liberty. France has no higher ambition
than 10 remain mistress OF herself, IN order 10 de-
-clope her moral and material resources, and labor
fraIvrnaly Win her neigh6Ors for the development
Of civilization Thus France, recovering its Tree &C
| ton, hopes now for cessation OF war; but she
will prefer a thousand fold disasters TO dishonor
| Those who woke the storm nov falsely say the
country is willing 10 yield. This may nlislead
abroad, but not here. France wishes prosperity,
commrree eiviE4tion; but prefers disaster to dis
honor II IS the duty Of France TO repair as Tar as
possible the evils Of the past Government The
elections Of last year were illusiye-Franee never
voted for With Prussia
Nor is the French Government earnest at heart, or
confident OF making a successful defence. TrOehu
told Lyous he would do his best, but added, there
will be massacre and that will be followed BY an
archy The ministers still utter brave words.
Prussia aud the French Republic.
WAsHTS6ToS, September 19ih.-A despatch from
Minister Motley, dated Saturday evening, has been
received at the State Department He says the
statement that Prussia refused to except with
the Regency and intends TO reinstate Napoleon as
Emperor Of France, is false Prussia, he says OBJ
iceis 10 recognize tue present government not be-
the ground that il is unauthorized and unstable, aud
incapable Of giving lasting guarantees. The des-
patch adds that favorable reply is hoped for, but
not received, the proposition for an interview be
tween Psvre and Bismarck