The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-16
Foreign News.


EUROPEAN ~
rrnxsrzzrs. ocsoser lerh ia LoxDoS.--The re
pors ofthe Errnch sucosssss before Pads ere an-
IL ne art isFeufet forthe pn9ese Of stklnd
1s1r ne coursge Of me People- The Prnssians bold
sr,r,ls ne sane positions they oecupe su the 1917
cfSeptenoet Two small skirnlshes betweeu the
oufposis on Taursdsy M Friday are the only en-
couniers that have occurred during the week.
TONS OF isth-T Associated Press Csble,l-
Is The purpose o. The Government 10 form an army
fsr caeaslss psrPoses, aIcE. when It noTes ont OF
ths cisy. shsn be thoroughly equipped and support
skks "A saruiOssfores q srtiller5. .G Coz q
1nong the letters found in the Tuileries is one
written 70 he Emperor By the Empress while she
w. RzEfl sho EsFaed him sgssns, proceeding
with soze new sshssse Of ambition. and cOnrludsa
via these words q Believe me, Jon cannot make
sscees-fuily two eo..Ds d-staf in one Hfe.p
Ths VOID special give the following account of
the sartis q Troebu u "a 81
.Tbe attack was led BY the Gsrde Mobile, who
behaved VIII vaIof and sieadlness, ana me Germans
after brief resistance, broke everywhere 10 eonfu-
siqa. sbaod0Hiug their artillery and teams A con
sas-ols loret- ehieh retTs=isd 10 better oFier as
far Lepiessis, nearly uiDe miles TO the south Of
Paris. hotiy pasoed ~ 4he Gsr6es Of Brittany and
q TIE Seine. attempted 10 make q stand at the
and efsra hid elxugeuisbt were compelled 70
Surrender At discretion Tue French captured
suite number Of prisoners, cannon, Tags, ambulAn-
c. sBs esrazaissAry teaH.s- 2, .---r-c e0r
there ara row no Prussisn siege works oecu-
pud villain four miles Of the Eneiente Of the walls
Of Para"
AEurnernan hss sr1iveo Al Versailles from Ebg-
laut Via EsaOOo sterilng. ruised 4n that eoahsry
Tor the German HOSPITAL fuhd. The amount will be
tuned ever TO the German authorities immediately.
s. C1ous Is total rule. The pictures and tapest-
n have been Destroyed by thu IRE from the Paris
forts.
LoxDox. October Isth-rspecial to the 7Daes J.
Il Is probable that General Burnside will be able to
~ the Americans retnsiuing in Paris out This will
Be the It Of the success Of his Efforts and theso
rusuii 81 his lsbors e1--gm
.L8NDuS. Ociober 18Th. -ThefoIOwing particulars
Of The battle Of Bagueux are Just received:
Al uius o'clock IN The morning the French open
e he.vy artillery are. which vas vigorously re-
tgrned b. ihe PrassiAns. The French then advanced
o. gae doahis quiek. the Gsrde Mobile leading. a
desperafe battle eusued. The Prnssians position
vas e4iried a the poiut Of the hsYouet, Tue Ger
mass v resr1sic re Eithsfandthe ayalarehe based
a1uinsi them They resOrted to several strAtagems
bui failed ia an and lNeFs stlepgth dispersed
Tie Mobiles entered BsgnenK, wheret The Prussians
had erected barbados These were soon carried
sgatuy Iigii fOsss zrthis iiIbe hezvy fnaisss cof
Pru-sirus were seen on the plateau, aud as the
F-o1ch were nov exposed TO q severe FIRE Of srtlne-
y from The forts In the neghborhoOd they fell back
uumolessed.
Tlss us5scs % he 'resOpnOissauce was Effected 10
every particular The Prussans lost 800 killed and
100 cspiured in the engagement
L0SDoS, ocsober lsth--[ Worlds Special The
ouesn has teen advised BY the Representatives from
the Przssiau Count take Az active part Ia urging
her Niuisters TO make effort at securing treaty
ofpeacs between Frsuce and Germany. The Crown
Prucess q Prussia has addressed letter to hcr mo-
gber on the subject OF the var, which moved the
Qucsn q sns4-t on interview with Earl Granville
and Gladstone o. saturday, upon the action being
taken.
The Prossisn Minister at Brussels sent despatch
yesterday 70 Count BerDstof which led him to re-
qus.i an uterzisN to-day with the Engllsh Foreign
NaisisE, similar requests Nere addressed to Gan
rie By the Representatives Of FraDce. Austria, Rus
sia Belgium and Holland: an response to these calls
Camille. to-day saw sIi the Foreign Ministers
suuneraicd II l. understood tonight that the
Frruch. spsuish and Dutch Ministers have united in
protesting against any chaHge 10 existiag terTtsial
arrangements q FraHcs. Hollsnd, and Belgium.
on Susaay. q f-esh attack was made on the Ger
mn rof5us 90 fhe south Of Paris, which were not
carried 90 the preceding day. The Bayarians, who
- lsla Barneux. ChedIiy. and rHsy, were iakeu
b-.---is. sariyia tks n0rning by lie National and
f,.-as wobne Of the Cote d'OL The Bavariaus
s,rzt, stubsoruly and the seton lasted till one in
m sqerueou. bat they were completely routed
ne F-esos arr actively throwing up earth works,
ana cousr1eiing pits in advance Of Forts IFry
azs ChsreBton-
81 4 serizs q spoOuniers oeevrred on Sunday on the
me % Roueu, The Prussian column m0yingup ne |
riEhf hEnk Of the seiae approached La Petite Aud
elk Tbetoun vas occupied by the Ninety-Fourth I
regiment, which, on The approach OF The enemy, (
CROSSES he rveE. blew up the bridge, and fell back
70 soHsr. The Pr1ssisns moved up the river to
Couruuucs. where they were f1rfo1sly attacked BY
tn Fruurs Tfreurs aud finally compelled to retreat
IN cisordeT 10 Andsrue.
LysBsS. Oct 81 World Cable "A letter per
tsIisoa dated Pszis Oct Is. says onnois.ues is
.ss every day % ascertain the position Of the enemy
The Prussi.as have thsosa upA complete circle of
hsyond the reach Of the Preach forts
Ia arasss q shsss they have detached posts, occu
riss ~ ssrour parties. whsn the Preach make a
surss hes parties fan lack an entrsnehed line
prssscied b he artillery. Thus far although the
l1l1ncek baFe Dco1 F4eled ~ every Qirectfon,
re- sr5actcsf q FlaztinE sisge guns have been OBJ
ss-rsG rss Germans sre grouped IN four large
nas.ss one 90 each SIDE Of the city, and tie had
cuar-e-s Of each connected By telegraph.
A suunarou of Gsrnsn HussaTs we're surprised
-sas 1hseF Il Aihse. and ess hundred killed
Ker-iry has gsns e Spain. where, il Is ruuo5eds
R-p-hlis IA Be Proelaiasd. the calAbriAn Gov
.ruusst harinr Psrsuptorily declined to allow any
Ita-ias Fribes 10 - cosprozised in Spanish GEairs
Tss Possesses erapsiisd Orleans to pay rsquisi-
ss 81 lea sos fr.nos and seiIed all the fuads in
BE- BEzt aua n private bands. Bishop Dupanloup
-.s souf.si. b order ofths German Connaader, TO
n sur hoass. and rsarisa- - ,
Tts usrs t-un N.r-eiilss is unfzTcrsble the J
sa-ss crisus sosbissrus-' Il Is expsete5 that the
'suuissis.s- vi q f5rxara from Tours to suppress
- si,n-a.r rlEllrr 81 % HfrH1r FF
loSnox. ortober fsths-The history Of Genera
,zrasisrs visit q Pans Is As follows. 6eneai Barn.
ise essiree 70 xsf the PTuss4n army and obtained
ssse-s q anfrodncrlon from Minister Motley Al
l-ss hs ~ss rrevsuted from going, but soon stsr-
ssra g opPotuuTty offered Tor sending Dispatches
9 NIuisssr Eszhburne. which had accumulated in
.a.doa Geser.l Burnside sndertook to convey /
nsss e-spsfcbes ar ss ne Prussisn headquarters
en - "a her h preserted his letters Of intro
resi,r - Bisnsrck asd othsrs and stated that he