The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-26

| Of Lyons has constructed steam mitrailease, ID
most formidable Jet known.
Nc ARTILLERY with IN. Mehsiss-an rmpsrsan
Engagements 60 Occur between Reaen ans
Bisrmont. Etc,
The Hsroid's correspondent At clermont says tn
Gsrds Mobile had no artillery, while every German
force OF Eve hundred had preportiOnase number o
Esld guns. The Mobile. arc discouraged and an
anxious for the stoppags Of the war.
Il Is evident that between Roaen and clernent
within day or two hence. the most serious engage
which has yet occurred between the Mobiles snS
the German troops, will take place The former ar
bringing up masses Of troops from outside. to seeapy
the north Of Peardy and the east Of Normandy, tbs
orders from Paris and Tours being to prevent The
termination Of q second Gordon at any cost. But thu
hope Of a successful defence Of any towns on thu
northwest Of France seems utterly hopeless in the
present condition of the scattered forces.
LONDON. October s,A.-Ths defence Of Risehs has
been thus far successful.
The Prussians have placed the cannon captured Al
strssbOurE around Mets. The lAtss, reports FROM
Rpernon state that the National Guard and Mobiles
were doing good service at bush sighting.
oiassga's Resignation, Etc.
LONDON, October sth.-Ths Madrid correspondent
of the Tass telsgraphs that the resignation of Ola
saga. the Spanish Ambassador to Paris. is likely to
lead to serious results. 1t identities him with the
Republican party and adds great strength to the
movement in favor of France.
The highest authority denies the authenticity o.
the note Of the Emperor which appeared in the Sia
tioa yesterday.
The same high authority says Napoleon has nc
connection. direct or indirect with the Journal in
question, and newspaper in England is supported
or controlled by the Imperial family. Also, that the
Empress never teegraphed to the Emperor to return
to Paris = stated.
The official report from the army Of Lyons places
Its strength on the LIST Of October. at 100 900
fully armed and equipped. The army of the Loire ID
divided between Tours and Boarges. and Is reported
at the same date at 10000 men.
The Ex-Empress her Reception An Eng
land-strange Report about the Americas
Minister.
LONDON, October 5th.-The Empress Eugene yes
terday sent letter to the Emperor concerning her
reception in England. She states that all Official
recognition CT her presence had been postponed at
M F"A AS1NeoA- -'SeaHb SSe-e A~'e c~N- s-S'>
tender than her treatment by Queen Victoria and
others in England.
The diplomAtists in England. encouraged BY the
American Minister, express confident hopes of the
downfall Of the Republic and the restoration Of ths
Empire.
1ntrigues 20 Restore Napoleon.
LONDON, October sth.-The sdhsrsnts Of the French
Emperor are very active in England. NJ. Rouhei
and Baron Jerome David living in the city They
20 Chselhurst quite frequently to confer with the
Empress Eugene.
The rumors that the Prussian Government is moi
hostile to this movement in favor of Napoleon ar,
repeated, and some persons even 60 far as to as
sert that Count Bismarck furnished part of the fund.-
for the establishment Of La S,fuafiOn the Imperia
newspaper here.
Late adviees from Paris announce that Genera
TrOehu is turning good the experience ant
abilities of General Ripley.
The PariSians claim the Prussians will find plenty
of defensive cOntrvanecs to face before entering Paris
The Fighting on the 4th-Freneh Success.
The battle which oec CURED near Chateau Gailland,
the 4th. has been productive of important results
The PrussiAns were defeated and forced to retreat
Auc PosihtVu tAAeh " was JUG euae ncSes
STATED the evacuation Of Pithiviers by the enemy
The Prussians abandoned that point with muet
precipitation that many Of their cattle, large
of forage. etc., left behind, all of which fell intS
the hands Of the French.
A Breach between Austria and Prussia Antiei pated
CHICAGO. October sth.-The Tizee of this city Ia,
the following dispatches this morning:
LONDON, October 18th. - Considerable uneasinesi
was manifested in diplomatic circles to-day over tn,
news from Vienna, that an extraordinary Cabine
meeting had been held this morning to consider
note from Berlin. The opinion is general in diplO
matte circles that = rupture is imminent between
Austria and Prussia 1t is certain that the order.
for the dsbandment Of the Austrian army of observa
ton the Prussian frontier have been secretly
termAnied and every has been strained for tn,
past two months to place the army on 4 war footing
Won Beust. Austrian Premier. exiled from Germany
BY Bismarck, who was jealous of his reputation
statesman has been Intriguing with the South Ger
States, and with such that it is believed
to have called forth note from Berlin dema nding an
explanation.
Further reports Of Trouble between Austria and
Prussia.
VIENNA OctoocI tha.-Ah e1IAoroinety CaDinel
meeting held to-day, and it is rumorsd seriOu.
complications have arisen with the Prussian Govern
nent. The Eastern Correspondence won Beast'.
Oieal organ) tomorrow will contain 4 reply to an
article IN the Prussian GrOss Gazette Of yesterday
saying the Government earnestly desires peace bui
1t can never admit Prussia to become the dominant
power Of Europe This, it adds, is now the avoEed
determination Of Bismarck and his Royal master.
Prince Charles left tonight for Prague.
Russia and Austria said to be in Alliance.
New YoRk, October 7th.-Lstsr correspondents.
from Vienna states that the intimate relatioul
exist between Austria and Russia and in the eren
Of the latter power making Demonstration against
Prussia, Austria will certainly beeome her ally.
is believed, upon what is considered good authority
that secret alliance Of an offensive and defen-
siTe character has already been concluded between
the two Governments.
The Prussisn Embassy at London on American
Shipment Of Arms, etc.
LosDos, October 7th.-Great surprise and re-
grets are expressed BY the Prussian Embassy here
that shipments Of arms should be made from the
United States TO France II is said that Prussia and
America united In an attempt TO secure iuyiola
biIiiy OF private property not eontrsband Of war
and tia: Ameries should be the last to risk the
friendly relstioBs Of the Prussian Government fol
the sake Of profit to few manufacturers and speeu
latOn-
Complaint from Count Bisnarck-
BKKLE, October 7th--3ismarck complains, 10