The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-24

listers, ard The members Of The Len continually
acuisuiiug calls 10 order
CasSaSuac, Temporarily presiaing, refused 10 az
ccie 20 these demands, saving that violence on one
part would produce violence On the other,
Finally Olivier. amer great effort 10 make him
self heard in the eonfesion, said: ''Some Of my
Colleagues ask ne ii l woal1 have them shots'
{ DuSe De Grsmmoat exclaimed; "They al ought
Z to bey"
At this expression. Deputy Estrsneelia reached
I toward Oak, de Grsamcut. shaking bis fst In his
ace. Dcpu;y Ferry slSo len lis seat sua threaten
ej the puke. ard the members Of the Right rushed
from their seats, ard in,erPo>ed 10 scstore order
The President pat on hiS hat, ana in the midst Of
the confusion Tue session was temporarily saSpeu-
/ led
I PAEls, Aus 9sA-l0 A Ms Lsarts publishes
tbe t,lowinS account Of the scene to-day about the
( Hail fthe Corps Lesislatif:
Z AtIo'c,ock sroupes formed before the Han which
/ grew greater every moment There were morc
I Than thousand III Persocs assembled Tue people
I were calm ard Gumoyei. There were however
shouts from tiruc 70 Of - L hts q R-uSSr' Down
with Prussia aud = Tirs ll Ftses " DepUty Ferry,
/ who appeared. was resolved with shouts aud eoo-
I meucyd an address a follows; Friends, be
: calm"
/ Al that moment Marshal Blrssney d'Hjlliers ar
rived, and the officers OF the Nationsl Guard ana
Others surrounded There were loud cries q 8" Tirs
. Can-a7iaer," and "a Tay 's E'lscsr' The crowd
Was increasing, all the while, ard shouts were heard
of TI-i R,cayfoyt'' '' from electors Of BeIlevile
. who had come 20 make demonstration
Alta later hour detachment Of Grcusdiers Of the
+ Guard came up who acre greeted 0y the crowd
with shouts Of 'sTo the irouti-rr'
AtS O'Clock the tcoo1s OF the lire were ranged
aroaud the Hall; snd also a squadron Of cavalry;
they were rsc1ivcd by the crowd With cries Of To
the frontier; To the frontier The circulation was
stopped on the bridge leading from the Han aud the
coumi>siouc- Of poli,e made a legal summons for
the people 90 disper>e, The cavalry at once broke
into tro, along the street and The crowd withdrew
s,iu shouting.
PAEIs. Aug 9,h-Es-ufsg. Enormous crowds
are on the B5aIevar5s and streets. The people are
much asitated. The shops closed early; and in
many places the authorities are taking precautIoua-
. p measures.
LONDON. Aug. lOth-Tbe T-i,vas's despatch from
its PARIS special correspondent on Tuesday uigat
says,
No pen can 90 justice to the confusion and scan
dsIous tumult in the Corps LeSislatiL It was
known in advanee BY many members tina, an order
had come from Metz TO turn out Olivier, the Empe-
ror seeking Propijlte Paris by sacrificing the most
unpopular sud least responsible OF his advisers oil
vier liuSef bad not the least suspicion OF his ate
he came smiling into the chamber only TO leave il
pale, terrified and ruiued-"
The strong minority Of 6ity-;hree for jules Fav-
res proposal for revolution WAS partly due to the
knowledge that Olivier would be succeeded by
purely personal and rgacsiouary Ministers.
e. Tue in coming Ministry Is worse than the out
soirE one Is appointment Is reckless defiance
ofpuhiic opiaion and do not believe it Will lasts
w-eS unless great victory should be gained by the
French, which Is not At all upon the cards,
" THIS population Is in no mood to Dc ruled by the
Clsslsule and jerome David set, aud the Ssrri>ou
of Pdr, Is NOT strong enough and not united enough
. TO put down any popular rising.
The Garje Natiouale As they sit at the tables in
trout Of the cafes openly say that all the Generals
who have brought France to the present state, and
above all the General Comm4ndiu- in Chief, must
De changed
According 70 the latest the Emperor has not ne
signed himself 10 give up the command, against
F WEich all France Is cIlmorous.
The Prince Imperial 81 France has arrived in Lon
don and i now at the French legation in charge Of
W = smith, the Empress confidential agent.
smith also brought the Empress jewels and valua-
bes and the famous diamonds Of the Duke OF Burns
wick
Later from the Seat of War.
+ The Prus-Ilrs a. they advance discover the los
- OF the French in front OF the battle a rizhtful
exceeding even the most eXtrayasaut estimates
f BERLIN. Au-. IOh-II A. M--Oficial dispatches
from army Headquarters <ry the result OF The battle
az Si1rb-uckeu, on saturday was more important
than at i-sr supposed Fr1ssard's corps vas des-
perset and an entire camp Of one division taken
Prisoners by thousands, were taken; numbers sur
rendered, and the French loss must be immense
Their forces have disappeared from all points IN
front, none can De seen beyond patrols, who are
within guush0I If Metz
PARIS, Aug. tl,h-A number of French uewspa-
per correspondents who arrived TO day. are w0uu-
ded-
In their accounts or the battle, they testify TO the
wonderful bravery Of the French troops. and parte-
uIary the African Corps, no fought for eight hours
. necessarily against dverpoVeriu- odds.
The military spirit and enthusiasm are Increasing
throughout France Larze crowds Of people are a.
ssmblsd ia various quarters OF the city, but the Ut
most good order prevails
L1NDoS August gth--A special correspondent,
writing from Berlin say-- Further Dispatches from
oar correspondent say, respecting the engagement
at Wei---rberg. that the Two regiments which suf-
l-red tue most severely in attacking The town, be-
biad the hill with the blyouet. were the kings own
Gr-uadirrs and the 18th Fusjleer= the one recruit
cd n >lHtzie, and the Other 10 Li-uiiz, Siiecia.
Taey are good troops, OF General Won StriusmetEs
owu training. but yet not the best Of the Prus-
san army The bayouet attack Of the Brandrbur--
and the P1m-ranisls mean yet a diif=rulr thing
Tie regiments Of the Eleventh. Army Corps, re-
cruitesi IN the former Electorate. 10 Nassau and
Frankfort, co-operated with the regiments above
named, ard shGs for the first time, fought Pru--
sian soldiers A. nothing ! stated about taeir l1ss
e. II would appear a. if care was taken not 70 ex-
pose them too much the first time The remainder
zrre Bav1rian regiments q the Second Bivarian
Army Corps, from Franeouia and from the Pala-
tiHzis itself
It : stated that General Mcmahon wanted, some
days before the battle 10 IRE the forests 10 be front
through which the Germans. came doW1 un-zpect-
edly 90 the French, but the Emperor decIied TO
-lglsriz- the step
Latest from Paris.
Lafreue. editor % the SIR, wLJ has just arrived
from F1rach, says be witnessed the entire deztruc
ton Of Fro=slrd-s corps and he claims sp-ak for
s0,000 French soldiers Wh0s were cut 70 pieees BY
the flaiI u ih-ir leaders. and Vho iameutrd with
their last CIT, thar they fen sseIes=ly.