The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-18


Prim, supposed to have been instigated
by the Republicans; also, the arrival of
Prince Amadeus, King Elect of Spain.
From Italy, we note the arrival in Rome,
of King Victor Emanuel, who was re-
ceived with great enthusiasm. We give,
below, the latest kilograms
EUROPEAN.
BORDEAUX, Dec. 3oth.-Aufern, Gray and Vesoul,
will be vacated by the French before their advance
The French under the orders of General Bressolier
Bemas and Garibaldi to march direct upon Paris.
As they advance the inhabitants will to join
the ranks. This army is rapidly Increasing. The
smaller towns now resist the enemy in the OF
Tours, which, through the combat at Nouns,
not occupied. At Argent aud Cog, the Prussians
were repulsed by the population.
BEsAYcoS, Dec. 29th.-The Prussians assaulted
Belfort again. and were repulsed with loss. In the
assault on the 2lst, they had fifty Wagons of full
wounded, which were taken to Chatenois. When
they arrived there nearly all were dead-frozen.
FLORENCE, Dec. 3lst.-King Victor Emanuel and
the principal Members of the Cabinet have gone to
Rome.
MADRID, Dec. 31st-The Cortes have sanctioned
the issue of Treasury Bonds.
LONDON, Dec. 3lst-The Posts Moscow cores
pondent says belief in the alliance between the
United States and Russia in of war is becoming
all but universal
HAvRE, Dec. 30th-Roy, yesterday carried the
Prussan positions the heights Of BOuille or Ival
and Chateau Rebidt, after fighting six hours. Loss
small on both sides.
LONDON Dec. 3lst-Further accounts from Havre
admit that the Prussian retook and held Boue for
a abort time but were afterwards driven back with
considerable loss. The French assert that the
Prussans at one time offered TO surrender; where
upon the French ceased firing, but as a party ap-
preached to receive their surrender it fired in
10 at pout blank range, and the battle resumed.
PARIS, Dec 22d-The losses sustained by General
Ducrot's army during the late sorties the Ger
man forces from the city heavy and serious
to render it absolutely necessary to reconstruct the
Army of Defence. With this object General Blan-
ehard's division has been broken up, and General de
Malroy's division transferred TO and amalgamated
with the Third Army, under General VinOy. Both
Blanchard and Vinoy are still holding important COM
mauis.
BERLIN, Dec. GOTH Herald cable. 1.-The Pruss-
ians are now sending to the front Landwehr of the
second bund, aged AZ and 43 years 1t s considered
that the utmost effort which Germany is capable of
making is being made. Tue system of supplying the
vast army, though it is admitted TO be admirable,
obviate the dissatisfaction and distrust which
exists in considerable sections of the territory not
withstanding the official statements concerning VIC
tualling and clothing Of the troops. The Govern
men appreciates the difficulty of the situation in its
proper light, although sign of encouragement is
preceptible The former enthusiasm has ceased to
exist and strong desire for peace is expressed.
rose-color tint is given to all official accounts,
that only from private sources do We learn that
the hospitals around Versailles contain 5000 sick
and wounded.
The visit of the delegation of the Reichstag to
Versailles it is now admitted was premature; they
received an indefinite reply from the King.
The threatening aspect Of the Luxembourg ques-
tiou had somewhat diminished when difficulties
with Switzerland arose, the Germans demanding the
strictest neutrality.
BORDEAUX, Dee SIst-Geueral Faidherber COM
manding the Army of the North, is again in
tiou.
In the East the Prussians continue to retreat be-
fore the French advance.
1t is reported that the Prussian cavalry have be-
come almost useless since the recent snow and frost,
as the horses smooth shOd
In consequence of the weather, and the diff
Guilty of keeping their communications open, the
Prussians around Paris have been reserved in their
movements.
Row., Dec .,3lst.-King Victor Emanuel has entered
the city. HIS reception was most enthusiastic The
King appeared On the balcony of the Quirnal Palace
and cheered by the immense assemblage.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 1st-A French vessel from an
American port, laden with arms, lying in this har-
Dor, is closely watched by the German corvette Au-
gusta.
MADRID Dec. 3lst.-Marshal Prim died last night
from his wounds.
Madrid Dec. 3lst-General Prim died this morn
inn I nfrlnrE cd In his ina
tion, six in number, have escaped.
Duke AOsta landed at Carthagena on Friday, and
was received with enthusiasm by the people He
departed soon after for Madrid.
The death of Prim has produced a profound SEN
saton Of grief all over Spain. Great indignation is
manifested against the assassins.
LONDON, Jan. 1st The report seems generally
credited that Chichester Forteseue will succeed John
Bright as President Of the Board Of Trade.
The Marquis of Harrington will become Secretary
for Ireland, and Mr. Stans6ed will replace the Mar
Quis as Postmaster General.
The Anglo-American Commission, Of which Thos.
Hughes, p NJ, is Chairman, has commenced its sit
tings for the purpose Of aiding in the establishment
OF q lasting peace between England aud America.
Vernon Harcourt, NJ. 7. Oecumough, Torrens, and
Lords Liehheld and Fitz Maurice are among the
members.
LosDos, Zan. 1st-[ Tribune special l-Chichester
Forescue will succeed John Bright as President Of
the Board of Trade, aud the Marquis OF Harrington
will succeed FOrtescue as Secretary for Ireland
Harliugtons successor will be member Of Pariia-
ment without having place in the Cabinet; by this
arrangement which is to create extreme dissat-
isaction among the Liberal party. the Radicals al
ready threaten TO split The resignation Of the
Right Honorable James stsnfeld is certain, either
Immediately or during the session
AMERICAN.
wAsHIssrox, Dec So-The President expresses
confidence in the passage of the San Domingo res
oIutions by the House Il Is said the President has
already decided upon the names of Tbe Commission
ers, ont declines giving thea TO the public at pres
eut. - ~
MIrFLIs, (Penn.l Jau 1st.--SeTenty buildings In
the of the town, intending stores. dwellings