The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-01-11
Foreign kilograms.

The Army of the Loire has been beaten in detail,
and Gambetta declines the responsibility of any fur
ther struggle, or of making peace
1t is reported that renewal of negotiations for an
armistce is incorrect The Foreign Office here denies
any movement of that nature the part Of the neu
trail Powers, nor has Gambetta made overtures to
Bismarck.
Some of the other members of the Tours Govern
ment. who are violently opposed to Gambetta, and
are anxious to conclude the war, attempted to offer
negotiations. On discovering their scheme Gambetta
threatened them with arrest when they promised to
abandon the undertaking.
LONDON. Dec s.-The Post sees no hope Of better
relations with America the best Americans avoid
or are driven from political life. Men like Butler
WELD the political influence, aud ostentatious
courtesy is shown nations supposed TO be nnfriendy
to England. The Times asks no indemnity for in
suits heaped on England in consequence of the Ala
bama matters, but Graves a settlement, not merely
because they are just, but inauguratng between
the two nations feeling of close amity-
The Noniteur says the Germans who DO not belong
to the army follow in the rear for the purpose of
plunder They seize grain, fruit, furniture and
what vauables they lay hands on, and send their
booty TO Germany, leaving the inhabitants destitute
The Government is installed here. Vigorous
measures are decided upon. Large reinforcements
are going forward from all parts of the south of
France. The troops are perfectly armed and equip
ped. Numbers of batteries ready with men and
horses large cavalry forces also. Several victories
are announced. Thiers is here. Postal and tele-
graph service is much interrupted.
Advices from Tientsin report more hostile demon
strat"ns against Christians.
t. eel, Dor1;
Monday by King Victor Emanuel. The King, in
his speech from the throne, declared that with Rome
as the capital, the ediice commenced by Charles
Albert crowned, and the freedom of Italy com
pleted 1t was now the task of the Chambers to
make her happy. While we thus happy, he
tinued, two other nations, glorious Representatives
of civilization, are engaged in horrible struggle.
We will persist in our efforts to induce them 10 end
the conflict, aud prove that United Italy is an ele-
ment of order and peace in Europe In reference to
the Pope, he said it the duty-of the nation to
secure to the Supreme Pontff the full exercise of
his religious affairs and the maintenance OF his rela
tons with the Catholic world. improvements in the
administration of the government, and the develop
ment of military and educational system
promised.
In regard to the election of Prince Amadeus to
the throne Of Spain, The King said "a sister ma
tion has invited to rule over its destines
and we rejoice in the great honor conferred upon
our dynasty, and hope he will bring equivalent ben
efts TO SPAIN The speech concluded with con-
gratulations the present condition and hopes for
the future career of the ndtion, and was received
with enthusiastic cheers by all the members.
Brancheri elected President of the Lower
Chamber
Aosta goes to Spain about the 1st of January. The
Spanish deputaticn was warmly welcomed every
where, and has gone to Turin to congratulate the
Princess Maria Victoria, the future Queen of Spain.
A Synod of the Greek Church had been called by
the Patriarch Gregorius to meet at Constantinope.
1t will consist only of Patriarchs and Comitaus pro-
Tossing the Eastern Greek faith among them the
Patriarchs of Alexandria, jerusalem Cyprus Athens,
Belgrade, Bucharest and st. Petersburg