The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-24

reduce the town by eauuonadiug-rhe soldiers
rushed forward With the oayouet. 10 the surprise Of
the French. who were not expecting any attack for
hours 10 come. aud wers barraeading and eutreueh
ing. The Prassiaus lost heavily bat took so pris
oners aud the town.
TIE greatest enthusiasm prevails here; snd there
is great crowd At the palace calling to cheer the
King
The New French Cabinet.
PAsls. Aug. Ie,b.-Iu the Corps Lssjslsaf, to-day.
the pTcee, Of Deputy HeTa,ry for calling under arms
al the unmarried men e the Glasses OF $50 and 1854,
Inclusive was extended to embrace all the men FROM
the age Of twenty ave 70 thjyydSe. Who not mar
ried and no, already members Of the 6arie Mobile.
The projects og armament, presented by the 6overn-
.aeut were adopted with the addition Of the ProPosi-
tion offered by Hsra,ry, previously amended. and
With farther special article voting the thanks Of 'ae
Corps to the Army. whieh merits much from the ma
ton.
The credit Of foar million francs for the families Of
the Garie Mobile was increased TO twenty-five mil
lions.
Abiu for the National defense was adopted uuaui-
nausly. by s5s votes amid applause aud excitement.
A voice was heard now let Prussia look Us in the
face
General Cruet announced ,he formation Of the new
Ministry. aud reai the list Of names, as follows;
Count PaGkao. Minister Of War.
Dslatour Dayersue. Mizistsr Of Foreign Affairs.
Henry Chsysrau. Minister Of the Interior.
tiraude Facet. Minister Of Justice.
De t;susrourly. Minister Of Marine
Pioee Male Minister Of Finance
Jerome David. Minister Of Pablie Works.
Jules Br,le. Minister Of Public Instruction.
Clement Duveruois. Minister of Commerce.
Bassor BeIlault President Of the Council Of State.
4 recess was taken for A quarter Of an hoar.
On resumia., the session. the Chamber desired TO
pass Immediately 20 the discussion Of the project Of
law on the Carrie Rationale.
Buffet requested delay Of two hours. the report
on the subjsc, was not quite ready.
. Minister Marian dem andei an adjournment; be
planned that Count Paliao tin the Senate. and
could not ssis, At the proceedings. in which his adj
vice was needed.
Aro- protested agains; the posipoaement-
Minister Bassor Bellault demanded the postpone
men, Of the question until tomorrow
Deputy GambrelIa insisted that the debate should
procerd France. Le said, wanted arms; if the eouu-
try was invaded the necessity for immediate action
vas imperative. The Government should have made
up its mind [Great sensational
Minister jerome David requested that the Ministry
have few hours for reflection.
LoSDav. Aug. I0th.-Paris kilograms Of Tuesday
aud tonight do change the aspect Of Affairs 1t
seems that the Emperor. who solicited "a return
&, Paris replied he vould return dead victorious
Houses and trees at all distances within Eve thousand
yards Of the Qualifications at Meta. destroyed.
Il Prt-is describing the scene in the Corps Legis
la,f yesterday says when Olivier attempted speak
a second time the Deputies Of the Left rushed for
him and would have murdered him. had not the
bers caught him aad promptly interposed.
PAE1s. Aug. Ioth-A Dictatorship is anticipated.
with Gen. Trocha acting as supreme head The Em-
peror has been invited Paris and await
reconstruction Of the governments his refusal is
siIerei certain.
Nearly all the theaters we're closed Last night 1t
vas remarked tia, the crowds about the city. though
enormous. we're very quiet. The workshops were
generally closed yesterday The eariea lures war
Subjects DISAPPEARED from the shop windows because
they were offensive TO the public The crowds about
the kiosks where the newspapers are sold.
nous people would E6t to get the journals the
meut Jhey were issued
General Niluet has asked for a command in the
Army Il the Rhine
LARGE numbers Of the GarIe Mobile are leaving
Par f-r ths army. detachment went OF to-day
araii great cheers from the crowd at the station
The Eaaitsr- announces that the Mediterranean
aeet has sailed from Blest Tor destination unkuoun.
A letter from Camp Chaions To the Joo-sal O5Feiel
represents the Carrie Mobile full Of military spirit and
anzious to meet the enemy.
The Jasife-r says the English Embassy has reeeiy-
ei advi,ss that the Prussan losses a, weis.enburg
zere eaornoas- We may hope continues the
Nasi,eu-. 10 soon resume the offensive and cause
the enemy to pay still more dearly for their first sue
cess.
LoSBoS. Aug. I0th--A special correspondent writes
from Paris last night. that Marshal paraguay dJIT-
lfszs' PROCLAMATION against forming groups in the
streets i peariy dead letter There are always.
Day and night, large assemblies about the Ministry
u the Interior raiins for news aud there are con
sderabIe groups about all places sbere newspapers
are sold. reading the aloud and commenting on
it.
The reason (which missed sding out last night
vhy the cafes we're shut up and the Boalevards closed
II O'clock. tia; erods Of people elamo-iu for
had been charged By eurassiers and sergeut. de
vile and good many were arrested La Place Ven
dome zas inaccessible al the evening the entrances
from the rue De "A Pair and rue St Hanore being sept
barred b. strong bodies q the National Guard. to
preseai oliFier's palace being mobbed.
After the session q the Corps Le-iaif last even
iag- the Depaiiss unable t. pass tie Porte Con-
soris. because of toe great crowd collected around
the PIaes de "a C0needs-
Olivier has been At bis private residence the last
three days. instead Of At bi, oaieial residence
L0SBas. Aug. Iotb--A special dispatch from Pari.
miiaiyht. says. Of the scene in the Corps Leg.a
Il yesterday. 4 DsPasy dsuaasei the deposition
q the Emperor. He aas called to order By the Dep
u,is. vha tbsn abandoned the hall and scattered to
the committee rooms
Outside sld er8rd -sssnhIsd. and refused 70 dis
rerse- Bodies = cavalry aud i4neers sere stationed
in al hssu-roanfag streets and in the courtyard II
tie Taiisrie.- The people thrgnzed around the hall
q the Corps Legi.la,if. The police repeatedly
charged mob, bat the latter reformed AFTER each
eharse- Bodie. u the National Guard Tires down
iheir aras and iraferri1sd With the pepuaee Other
dstatehmsnts remained passive in the bzrraeks
BArzgaay D'HiiIers organized other troops, aad
the mob va ever where charged correspondent
reports that be gng the port with bis des-
patch be heard the sand Of drums aad bugIes in