The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-21


Europe to the SOth ult. The report of the
defeat of the Army of the Loire seems to
be well authenticated, though that of the
eapitulation OF that army to the Germans
l. extremely doubtful
There seems to be an easier feeling in
Europe in reg.ird TO the Eastern question,
it being understood that Russia consents
to submit the question to a conference of
the Powers.
We give late telegrauis below:
EUROPEAN.
IoNpoN, Nov. 2Sth.-The evening papers contain
a rumor that an attempt had been made by Bava-
rizn soldier 10 shoot the King Of Prussia.
There Is no truth in the reported Sttempt on the
life OF King William, bnI proofs Of dangerous con
spiracy have been discovered. The af-ir Is kept
quiet sud no particulars have trausprcd. The King
aud stah arrived from versailles al Mrux.
No iraius are allowed to run on the railways be-
tween the rivers Seine aud Loire. except for the
transportation OF troops and war material.
Tpe siege train used At TbiOuviiic Is the Wayto
Mcutmedy.
Reports Of German successes in the battles around
AmieuS are confirmed by dispatch from King vii
lsm, which. however. gives no particulars
In the night at Mury the Prussiaus had 81, ,0o0men.
BERLIN. Nov Soth.-Parlianeut Las granted the
ueut, by 40 yeas 10 nays The opposition came
from the Socialist aHd Democratic members. Del
bruck announced tlt ratification by tue Federal
Council OF the treaty for the union OF the Kingdom
OF WurJemhurg With the Confederation. He stated
tbJI The adhesion Of Bavaria would be considered
WEDNESDAY b. tue provisions 0f the treaty for that
purpose, Bavaria retaius an independent military
jurisdiction under command oi her King, but the or
gauiz8tiou. drill and equipment Of her army are 10
be modified 10 couiorm 10 the PrusSian system
LONDON. Nov 2oth--Thg Queen con iuues op-
-auaH HHr p Co. rnrHHa a a. .
presence Of France al the Conference the Eastern
question II this Is insisted on, no conference can
be held until peace Is declared. Il Is believed tue
Prus>ian Legation that conference Is certain The
neutral powers viii apply such pressure 20 France
a. will render It Impossible tor her IL refuse
quiesee. The sublime Porte Is dissatisfied with the
delay OF the allies in endorsing its proposals to
sume the offensive against Russia
NEW YORK. Nov. 29Jh.-Private cable dispatches
that u i officially stated in the London Ieegraph
tbi, morning. that Russia has decided TO withdraw
her demand and submit her proposition 10 the de-
cisiou OF the Conference.
A Berlin despatch SAYS Prince WitZgensteiu. Rus
sian Military Agent in Paris, Is forbidden by GrOchu
10 leave the city lest he betay it desperate coud
ti0u.
The Tunes gives conspicuous place TO eontribu
tOus insisting on the neutrality Of the EuXiue dur
iug peace or war. II SAYS:
Desiring peace. We stand on the maintenance Of
peace guarantees aud the reputation altogether of
the ciaim 10 supersede the obligations OF 1850, the
violation Of which We cannot acquesce in
WASHINGTON. Nov. 29Ih.-The BEST informed mill
tary authorities here, including both Fr-nchmen
and Germans. agree in prouoUnciuS tue situation in
France more perilOus To the French arms than At
any time excepting the day oei9re the fall Of Sedan.
Il Is believed that Frederick Charles the lett and
the Duke OF Ngckleuburg on the right have
velup-G Pdlladiues' army while il has been held By
Won der Tam in front, aud that the fall OF Tours Is
almost sure TO follow.
NEw-YoRK. Nov. 29th.-The Tribune correspond
eut al Versailles reports demonstrations against
BouEival last night, from Mont Yalerian, aud
Other against M0utrelOut tuis morning from the
same place. Also serious attack was made upon
the Prussans CrGssy, al nine O'Clock this morn
Ing, but tie lssauliiug columns repulsed and
many killed. Two hundred and hity prisoners We're
taken; the loss 90 tie Germ4n side was small
Bay4rilu corps was also engaged. heavy TIRE was
also sept up by the French from EilejuIL
NET.s ALLIES. Nov. z9th--Ihe French. yesterday,
attacked The German forces at Beauue aud we're re-
pulsed Prince Frederick Charles directed the
0perti3ns; one thousaud prisoners were taken.
Official despdtches confirm the report of ;he defeat
OF me tiarHJdians 8t Pis4ue>-
LONDON, Nov. 29th.-TLe Pru>siaus have re-Opened
the Paris aud StrasbouF- Railway To Cleles avoid
iug the tunnel near Cueiles, which has been de-
struyed bY French, and now facilities TOR trans
porting reiniorcements and supplies TO the army
besia-iug Paris are increased
Nav YoEk Nov 29ih.-A World cable special,
says The German manufacturers meet at Mauuhrim,
December 5th. To consider the tariff changes rem
dered necessary by the annexation OF Alsaee aud
Bismarck told Odo Russe. that Paris would not
be permitted 10 surrender. except on condition OF
complete cessafiou OF hustilities.
NV YOKR, Nov. 3O.-The following is just re-
ceiyed
TIE Robert Lowe sailed from Hearts Content on
Saturday last TO repair the Atlantic Cable OF 1851
which was injured about Is miles from this point /
We have just received Information that the cable of
IS6j has also ceased To W0rk aud that the fault Is
about the -ame distance from Hearts Content. 1t /
i therefore probable tuat the steamer has Erapplcd
the wrong cable; but the steamer i on tile spot
% Is hoped both cables 81 81 be repaired. Al
though the French cable Il able 10 transmit west
"a HrH#. Ha Q n a.
unknown cause, unable TO transmit eastward. eE-
cept with great difficulty aud very slowly Notice Z
i hereby given that for the pTseit messages cannot
De received for any part Of Europe.
The public viii be informed at the earliest mo- I
ment that messages can De received for Europe.
(Signed) CTRCs W. FIELD. y. Y, Nov. 80
L0SDoS, Nov. -9th--[ World Gable AT q Cabi F.
met Council yesterday, despatch Was read from .
Odo RUSSELL c0utaing Bismarck's proposal for a
Conference a. LONDON TO settle the question OF .
Russias claim; also d note from Berustof 20 Gran
vile. stating that Prussia recommended Russia to I
withdraw GorisChakofi's note, on condition Con
ference be held
Gorisehakoff's second note was again considered, /
and the Cabinet agreed 10 Grauyile's rJPly, eNpres
sing the willingness of England TO agree u Con
ference, provided Russia NtbdraUs her trst note.
Messengers were Immediately sent 10 s. Peters .
our- snd Versailles to convey TIL, reply
Private sdvices from s.. Petersburg represent the
anti EnEand feeling strong that old English
residents mud il necessary TO absent theus Ives from
public places
Ryla6ds . member Of Parliament. in public .
speech deprecated declaratiou Of war against Rus
The annexation Of Bavaria 20 the North German .
CouieieFari5n i immines.t. The annexation Of .
Wurtemberg Is signed.
FOREIGNERS includiug nentrzls, forbidden to /
leave Paris. The Prussilus bad already refused .
permit for them 10 pass their lines
The Duke Of Cleveland writes to the Times against
He saws the English have no army for foreign 4
service, and allie. but Austria and Turkey. both .
bankrupt
The Poet says that there rumors that no armis-
tiee Is expected Italy will with England.
II l. said that Turey for peace sake, i anxious
haFe the Eu1iHe opened. course recommended at
Vienna The telegraph says the Russian reply is ez-
pected uu thursday. It Is not uHfrieudiy.
Four French iron ela4s have taken refuge in Tor
hay-One take coal
To an address from ths-Lithuanian Regiments the
Gar replied IS hope there Vi be no war bat if
God wiis IT, you viii approve your kuoEn deF0ticl-7
Vienna correspondent officially denies that Aus
tria proposed conference relating 20 the Euxne or
oF that Italy declined 70 Cooperate Eh England and
AUSTRIA IN emf sreiug the Paris treaty Of 1856.
The stock market Is ParslyLed here b. the rumor Of
a hostile Russian despatsb
PEsrH- N9E. 27i--Aadrassy declines to give III
formation OF Russian ueg0tisfious-
tossTASTIycPLE, Nor. 2ist Special 10 the Tfnes
"A Iiles special from C1nstautiuopIe. dated Mon |
day says u IS believed the Porte Is anxious 70 avoid
e nhict Eith Russia and urges the Powers q con
slider the Russian demand