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

LdIe rOrelSn NEWS.
PARIS, September 12th.-Senor Mordineau has
rived in Paris. He brings the assurance that the
Italian Government has determined to forestall all
revolutionary movements ia Italy and in Rome BY
official occupation of Roman territory, without
the slightest intention OF barming the Pope. To
preserve the Catholic world from the great catasro
ply several members of the College Of Cardinals
have given in their adhesion TO the necessity of this
step. The Italian army hold all roads north
and south leading into Roman territory, aud the
italian squadron lie at Cviia vecchia No conflict is
anticipated with the Papal Zouaves Gen Kenister,
War Minister having given bis opinion that the
Papal force does not justify any empt at resistance
The Prussian Government has notified the Italian
Government that it has intention OF interfering In
any way with the question Rome the occupation
of the city. popular vote will be taken through
out the Papal States upon the annexation of the
Papol territory to Italy
LONDON, September 12th Advices from Florence
the effect that the Italian troops enter the Ro
man territory to-day. The Italians will Immediately
strip the Pope of his power Tue local authority of
the Italian territory, however remains undisturbed
by the Italians
ORSEITo, September llth.-A despatch states that
in the Province of Viterbo there has originated n
movement offormiduble character Shouts of Long
live the King of Italyl" are heard on all sides The
male portion are armed aud have formed into guer-
rla bands for the purpose of hsrrassing the Pspal
Zouaves. These latter are entrenched at Viterbo,
Fiasone and Yolenano.
General BARNES has disarmed the insurrectionists,
and the King ofIsy las guaranteed the maintenance
of order.
Advices received from Florence of the lIth state
that the entire country is deeply agitsted. Italian
flags everywhere displayed, and placards upon
which is inscribed the motto of Long lire Victor En-
manuel
MADRID, September INSTRUMENTATION of
sympathy with the French Republic continue in the
| northern provinces. The Republicans In Paris have
signed address demanding the convcning OF the
Cortes
BRUSSELS, September l2th.-Italy, Austria and
Russia are agreed in principle and have authorized
Russia to ask Prussia for srmistice. A despatch
to that effect was sent by telegraph to Berlin, but
no answer as yet Lord Lyons, who heretofore acted
internediator between France and Prussia, has
resigned the task in favor of olazaga, the Spanish
Minister.
PARIS September 12th.-Mnster Washbune to
day, while Oh his way to the Central Telegraph at
the Bourse, to send despatch recognized in
front of the building by the crowd and cheers arose.
the crowd increased, and the Minister received
most enthusiastic ovation. Mr.. Washburne was much
moved by this event.
The employees ofthe Telegraph Company and many
Others assembled in front OF the American Legation
and made demonstrations in honor Of the Govern
meut of the United States and its representative.
lie France says, while the Republic is every where
welcomed the delay in the meeting of the CUnstitu
tioual Assembly causes dissatisfaction.
LONDON, September 18th. Associated Press Ca
blel.-The Catholic Bishop of Liverpool forbids
wakes penalty of forfeiture of their rites
1t is reported that 500 900 francs have been offered
for a messenger who viii succeed in communicating
with the Commander of Metz. One man who I'M
dertook the service has been shot by the Prussians
1t is said the Popes considering the offer ofrefuge
on board one of the British frigates.
Among the rumors from Paris is that n sub
terrauean passage has been discovered extending
from the heart of the Capital 10 point beyond the
Notifications
LONDON, September 18th. [Cable to the World i
Paris will fight to the last. The peasant material
for the army is splendid and plucky. There is moth
ing singing, no revelry now Perfect order pre-
walls The streets are full of armed men. General
Trochu is satisfied he can hold out.
Part of the enemy's force are to be near Paris on
Tuesday, and the rest will follow rapidly Families
are specializing to when the bombs will fall. The
walls a mile and half from the outer boulevard,
and the outlaying forts mile from the wall,
the enemies guns must be put into position three
miles from the outer boulevard. This Gains their
fears of the Prussians. Meantime negotiations are
actively going
LONDON, September l2th.-[Special despatch to
the Herald. IA correspondent writes from Paris on
the 10th: In the streets of Paris there is general
tivity and preparations for defence. The GGrde NG-
tioRals occupy the ramparts and the forts fully
manned. The arming of the population is going on
rapidly, all being drilled.
Thousands of Zouaves and Tirailleurs have been
sent to join the 10000 regulars in obstrucing the
Prussisn advance.
All the bridges around Paris have been blown up
1t is asserted that Mcmahon wished to retreat to
Paris, but was prevented by Palikso's order. He
will justify himself to the public when he shall have
recovered from his wounds
The Supreme Tribunal Of Law has been removed
to Tours, where it is now in session.
LONDON, September 12th.-Six French iron-clads
were seen off the Godwins this morning; their
course southwest.
BRUSSELS September 12th.-The Empress Eu-
genie, while on her way to England, remained con-
cealed in the environs Of this city.
BERLIN, September 12th.-The official report of
the equalization Of Sedan the total amount of
prisoners taken at 1872 900. The crowd OF wounded
has been reduced since the re-opening of the rail
ways, and all the dead bodies In the fields around
the city are buried
4P M.-The following despatch from the King TO
the Queen is received. dated 10 O'Clock Sunday
night: The citadel of Laon exploded after its sur
render, just the Prussians were entering. There
were many killed, including 200 Mobile guards
mauy were shockingly mutilated- William of Meek
lenhurg was wounded. There must be treason"
LoxDoS, September l2tb.-Agents have arrived