The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-03

dent of the Senate 1 viii respond for the nation.
We must place our hopes in Providence, and rely
upon our courage for the triumph of our rights.
He sat down amid murmurs Of the majority.
PARIS, July l6th.-The Emperor is expected TO
lead the army in person, and by a series Of rapid
movements arrive on the Rhine before Prussia has
completed her defense.
BERLIN. july l6th.-The King arrived here last
evening from Ems. The entire journey was com
plete ovation. At Coblentz he was surrounded by
an immense throng, which greeted him with cheers
At length the King came forward and said; " am
pleased with this surprise See to IL that you be-
have as bravely elsewhere" On arriving here the
King found fully one hundred thousand people at
the station, waiting to escort him TO the palace
His route lay through the splendid street Unter den
Linden. which was covered with flags and grandly
! Illuminated for the occasion all along the line OF
march. The crowd shouted and eheercd and sang
national hymns. The King repeatedly came for
ward and saluted the crowd from the palace win
dows.
LoxDoN, July 16th-The absolute withdraw of
Prince Leopold is generally crcdted.
PARIS, July 10th. Prince Napoleon arrived in
Norway yesterday. He received Il dispatch from
} Paris, and will return Immediately
Pupils Of the second year at the Military School AZ
Saint Cyr have been ordered to join the army, with
the rank of Sub Lieutenants The Emperor's atten-
the seat Of war forthwith
The steamers of the Messageries Imperial line
have been dispatched to Algeria TO bring home the
troops now operating against that country.
The Minister of Marine has ordered all vessels not
useful in time Of war, such Imperial yachts etc,
to be dsarmed.
Great popular manifestations in favor Of the war
were made last evening. The streets and bOule-
wards and all public places were crowded to excess
till after midnight, and there much enthusiasm.
PARIS, July l6th.-Journas assert that the French
Government as the result of the vote the
nsllibility dogma was known here, ordered the re-
call of troops from Rome.
The BouTse opened declining; Rentes, sixty-hve
| francs sixty centimes
Benedotte arrived in this city last night coming
from Ems instead of Berlin. He did not receive his
passports. He came to give the Emperor verbal
explanation.
Nothing positive has been ascertained vet con-
cerning the alliance between France and Austria. Ii
is reported again that Austria will remain neutral
Baron Werthier, North German Minister, and all
the members of his Embassy left Paris yesterday for
Berlin
The French Squadron in the Mediterranean has
been doubled. Vce-Admiral de Ia Graviere is in
command.
There is great activity in the War Department to-
day A large number Of scaled orders have been
sent in various directions
Lyons the English Minister, is still endeavoring
to get his colleagues here to present collective re-
quest for Congress of European powers TO settle
the question between France and Prussia.
New YORK, July lSth-A London special to the
Herald says the declaration of war by France, al
though it expected, creates intense excitement.
There was great agitation at the close of Change,
and during the session OF Parliament the lobbies
were filled with excited spectators. The action of
France is generally condemned. Extra official
pressions of the Ministry lead to the beefthe Eng
land will peremporily forbid the occupation of Bel
gium by France