The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-15

The bark D.. c. Murray, Capt N T. Bennett,
arrived on Friday morning, q days passage, to
Messrs. Walker & Allen, bringing San Francisco
dates to the I'D, eight days later
She brings 81 passengers, among whom we no
tice the names of A. p. Everett, J. r. Logan and
Bishop Maigret.
The following are rhe very latest telegraphic
war dispatches
ToCEs, Sept. 2Ist-A Tribune special says The
Government has ordered the troops in all the conn
try to converge on Paris
Ii Is rumored that the Prussians have entered
Orleans.
The following dispatches have been received by
The Ministry
~CoLMAE. Sept. 2Otb-Tbe Department OF Haut-
Rhine has been completely evacuated by the Ger
man troops. aud the drawing of the consumption Is
resumed.
At MaIhauseu all Is quiet should the enemy
return the population will be prepared to resist.
EPTSAL- sept. 20th.-TOnl has again been at
lacked. but the Prussians were repulsed and their
guns dismOunted-
GIEN. sept. 20th-It is reported that the Prus-
SLAMS investing Paris have been defeated on the
plains Of MeudOu and suffered heavy losses.
-TOULON. Sept. z1th.-The transports landed
here to-day six Thousand ZJUaves and TWO thou
sand ChasseHTs a Cheval.
"MtRsEmLEs. sept. 2lst-The Municipal Coun-
ell have voted a war loan Of IO.OOO,O0D irancS.''
LOSDOx. Sept. st German Forces have
occupied NemOuTs.
sirOy StrasbOurg. If it does not surrender. y des-
patch IRON MuHdeieisheim, states that on Tuesday,
Lunette No. 81. before the walls Of StrasbOurg. was
taken By the L~andwehr, Notwithstanding a CALLING
rife are.
Both in the German and French armies are given
Earnest evidence Of brotherhood and humanity dur
ing the war.
Paris Is entirely shut in. aud all avenues of com
muni1ation are cut of except via Berlin.
An OGicial despatch from PrusSian headquarters
before Paris reports that a reiOubt with seven guns
vas captured by the GeFJnan troops.
Another despatch from The King TO the Queen.
tuesday, says the French abandoned their position
near Pierreflle. north Of Fort st. Denis. At the
same time. the P~TUssO-Bavarian Corps. crossing the
Seine near Niiienevue. attacked three divisions
under the command Of Gen. Yenoy of the heights
O. eeedux, and captured seven guus and many men
Fritz directed the movements. The weather superb.
BERLIN. sept. 2lst-A cable special to the Her
aid, says the Crown Prince informed the Queen
yesterday. by telegraph from Versailles. of the in
vestmeut OF Paris from Versailles TO Vincennes.
The French Troops have been driven back. The
ecuted with little loss.
A despatch from Royal headquarters, at Meaux.
sept ZOth, says the complete investment of Paris
was accomplished yesterday. The King recon-
the city.
Tours. Sept. zlst-General Werder has refused
70 sign any more safe contracts for the inhabitants
OF SirasoOurg- A general bOmbardment of the
city Is about TO take place.
LONDON, Sept: 2lst-AT Tribune correspondent at
berun telegraphs to-day that the American Minis
Ter, on authority. learns that Fayre will he received
IN u private capacity only, and be informed by
bismarck mat Germany must insist as a condition
sL's 9ud 20" oil peace. the surrender of the forts On
the Aoselle and Rhine. by which Germany was
threatened and attacked.
dispatch was received in London from Bis
W4rCA yesterday. which says Favre was cordially
received at the Kings headuuarters AZ RotbcbiIdis
ehateau. Preliminary discIssinns - ba5 raIo-
ing e the TINE and need Of convOkinp the Coustit-
ueht Assembly No steps were taken fnr securing
q sunelent guarantee for ulGllmeut of duties
yield its consent.
A correspondent of the Tribune tele0ranbs from
oelOIe ouasoourg. Wednesday. that the loss in the
S-p'uIe VI tne outW0rk. No. So, was trihiug s.
-ere wounded The possession of this position Is
exceedingly important. and renders the ACQUISITION
o. the others easy. The defence showed a snrpris-
ls 4sek OF vIgor- Another proposal for capitula-
non Is expected soon. The seige onlv continues
al surrender.
LONDON. Sept 2lsL-A special IN the Times saws
~ United states Government has given orders
inst an American vessel of war remain in each
ttmnL iPa rlehch port. and give protection to
american citizens and commerce. Colmar. of the
A"erlean Legation az Paris. leaves London to-
MORROW for Tours. whence he returns 10 the French
'4piiai and comes back TO London in ten days.
AeuVe correspondence is carried on between
our legations at Paris and London. and the Eng
- roreign oniee in reference 10 al armistice.
Ne received to-day copies Of Figaro and the
Sd tois Of the 10Th, from an American lady. who
nate the the journey from Paris to Dieppe in an
open coach. after the railroad lines were cut. She
cut difficulty.
fsIdrome, late Minister Of the Interior. while re-
'urning to bis Departments with bis family. under
4 sale conduct from Gambetta. was set upon BY
Ar p2Pulaee II Aabervilliers aud again at Rova-