The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-30

I enci by reiuforcementS bad advanced from Tcury.
southwark, along the rad ls12ipK via Cheviy ard
I Orleans but attacked oAMbe right asnk with
rnretacsi,v BY Aarclles near Aricnsy. The engage
uent resulted in the complete reralse Of the Germans
the capture Of large number Of prisoners, and TWEEN
] iy-siV guns.
loSHoS. Nov. 1.-THE corresponasn. Of the Her
aid writes from nonai Nov. isth. ihWthat iowa Is
one Of the strongest fortified paees in France; the
oriseatoas have time hundred guns, and the citadel
four hundred morn. y is considered the key to the
north OF France.
Inundesiou Of the cHiatry commenced Yesterday.
For iour miles there : hrcsi Lake. running tho
village Of lambvss. which i entirely deserted Five
hundred families sre driven away nv the hood. Win.
dows aud doors 81 houses welied up te Scep
the water The scene 81 iuurdStion is eleven miles
wide sud Somnlctc,y eucireics ncpai. Over 50. eco
persons viii be made homeless when the inundstion is
completed.
In the department Of the north there are twenty.
seven foriressos, defended by s,ooe the
greater part from the feet
One hun ned aud hflv officers and soldiers escapei
from Meta and reached Lilie yesterday.
bremen, November l4th-Eigh;v French prison
have been sent hiiher hostages Tor the captain
sud crew ct the Bremen ship Illegally detained in
France.
General Burnside is stn ifLonaon. The terms
which Bismarck authorized him 10 propose TO the
Government in Paris arr the same as those Theirs
submitted 20 Favre and 1rochu.
Tin article on Germany, France and England, In
the EiiHbHrs Rsvios aScrihed Gladstone, was in.
spired eut not Written by him.
The World correspondent With Garihaldi. AZ Au-
ten, ielegUphs the 10Th that the rapidity Of Ga
rjbadfs movements is iaimiiablc foriy-eight hours
alter ouerS 10 Gull Dole, his whole force In pos
session 81 the Department OF the Sarne-et- Loire
The FIRST Legion is nov armed with beautiful new
Spencer rifles, Just arrived from the United States
roURs, Nov, l4lh.-Adyicrs from Lyons show that
the Prussians sresdvsGeins steadily in the East
They arc now al Dole.
6arihsldi is now At Chasuv, where is also the
eeneral with an elective force. II is supposed the
two armies will join and rcSst the further advance
Of the enemy.
The work Of forii0lRg Lyons continues. The
heights about the city afsrcatly strengthened The
Nslioual Guards are mainly employed the work.
Dispatches from Lille announce that the Prnssians
arc near Lafe.
An engagement occurred on Sunday between the
Gardes Mobile and the enemy near EvrenN. The
Frcueh were successful driving the enemy With loss
Elections were held at Marseilles yesterday.
LoNDoN November llth.-Much snow has fallen
lately IN the Northeastern part Of France
The Prussians captured the towns Of Isle Tier. lie
Doubs and Clerval in the Department Of AUDIT After
brief skirmish, the mobiles. who in possession
OF the towns, retired % the southwark.
NERsAiLLES. November l4th.-General Won Der
Taun, in his official report to headquarters here,
nouuces that il the battle before Orleans on the 9th he
lost forty two cficers aud S6T killed and wound
cd. The French admit their loss 3.000.
BRUssELS. November lsth.-Ihe Belgian Govern
meut i negotiating with se authorities at Tours aud
Paris 20 prevent the inundation Of marsh lands around
nGnkirk The French military authorities hsd
ueipated this step u defense against the
PrussSns but DDukrk is so near the Belgian fron-
tier that Belgium herself would be the greatest suf
ferer. It is thought the negotiations will be
full.
TouRs. November I4th.-The Bavarran prisoners
recently brought Tours have been sent 70 lie Isle
en-Dsien. in the Department of the Haute-G aTonne
by special traias.
The French authorities have removed the buoys and
lights from toe entrance Of Naboon River, in their
colony the western coast Of Africa.
AELoN, Belgium, Nov. l3-Thiunville was bonn
bsried by the Prussians. Fires broke out in
queuce, and on Saturday the entire town seemed
burning.