The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-01

been made in the Department Of tho Saone and
elsewhere Of suspected Bouapartist agents. They
will probably be tried BY Court Martial
reign Of terror is commencing.
The Prussians reoccupied Auxoune yesterday.
A battle is imminent between General Wor,ier
and the armies Of Bourbaki and Garcaldi
Private advices from Versailles express con-
6dence that none Of the forts excepting probably
Vaerian, will be able TO resist the Pruseian bonn
bardment.
LrLE, January Tth.-Geueral Faidherbe. Ia an
official communication. says he thought the Prus-
SLAMS would not deny the French had won VIC
tory this time. but inds the German bulletins for
the second time ann;hiIate hls army. He pro-
ceeds to refute their row glaring Inconsistencies
He says his army did not retreat On the night
after the battle Of the 3D.; they remnined in oc-
crpalion Of the villages they had conquered, aud
went into eneampmsnt early the following morn
ing. Regarding the boasted pursuit. the only
foundation for the story is. that on the morning
OF the 4th two squadrons charged the French
rear guard-one squadron was annihilated and
the other fled.
LONDON, Jan. sth.-Adyices from the inside Of
Paris to the Sd have been received Gen. Trochu
on the 3lst Of December issued proclamation
to the citizens Of Paris, which says;
Efforts are being made to destroy the union
and confidence to which Paris owes her defence
Political capital is being made Of the disappont-
ment caused by the severity Of the weather.
The army has indeed been sorely tried, and re-
quires brief rest. which the enemy seeks 10
prevent by the most violent bombardment but
the army is preparing to act. and will DO It's duty
{" There are no dissensions among the members
Of the Government. who arc perfectly united 10
the face OF the countrys perils, and in the hope
OF her deliveance"
The reports Of the Generals commanding the
Notifications show that slight damage has been
done to the suburban villages by tbs lombard
menL But few men have been wounded.
Council Of War has approved the measures
for associating the National and Mobile Guards
with the regular army, for a more vigorous de-
fence Of the city.
LONDON, January Sth.-Telegrams from Versailles
to the Times to-day, says the American Csnsnl has
been permitted to leave Paris and has arrived here.
The Prussian guns could easily shell the city.
Several houses in Paris have been set on fire.
There has apparently not been much firing TO-DAY.
The French rrdoubt at Notre Dame Dellmart was
occupied by the Prussians and its fire turned against
the French.
VERSAILLES, January sth.-Frederick Charles con-
tinues his victorious advance op Mans.
Everything has been quiet In the North since the
3d.
The bombardment is proceeding favorably. The
barracks on the Notifications are on fire.
LONDON, January 9th The Government Of Paris
has issued decree announcing the consolidation Oi
bodied male population with the regular army for
the defence OF the city
A Commission has been appointed 10 carry ont the
decree, consisting oi the Governor OF Paris the Con-
manders of the forts. aud the Commanders Of arii.-
lery and engineers corps.
LONDON, January 9th.-A despatch from Frankfort
outhe- Main says petitions have been forvardgd g
King William, at Versailles, praying him, In respect
to his title, to allow the city to become his place Of
coronation rs Emperor.
LONDON, January 9th. "A Republican iusrrrectiau
has hrfks in mi Ia Thau
is considered important.
BoRDEAux January 9th.-Dctails of fridays fsht-
ing near Nsndome are received. AT IL O'Clock ia
the morning the Germans attacked General Curtin
Cyrville at Parcher, Vile Thauve The French were
driven back to NAVEL. The French commando
then brought up his supports recapturing the posi-
tious, aud repulsing the Prussians beyond Sainto
Romaine, which the French re-entered al night Tue
German loss is considerable, that Of the French
trhing.
LoSDoN, January 1Oth-A despatch from Lille.
saws the Germans massing south Of Bapaume
The French sharushooters near Lille successfully
engaged the Uhlans to-day, taking 45 prisoners.
The Prussians have raised the siege OF hangers.
VERSAILLES. January 9th-Nonday nighf-Last
night the fire from our batteries increased to-
day there Is dense fog and the bombardment u
not so heavy, while the return tire from the French
The Prussians in the Departmenment Of the Yonne
concentrating at Joigny, the Paris and Lyons
railway. ReinfoTcements have arrived there from
Germany.
The fighting when Danjou (s) was carried by storm
is described as terrible on both Sides and the oss
very heavy
LONDON, January 9th.-The financial is worse
than the military situaiion and 1t is proposed to
turn TO assignats
Colonel Pratt, director Of the Anglo American
Ambulance Corps, has gone to Bordeaux to pe-
gotiaie an exchange Of wounded prisoners, OF whom
there are a large number on both Size.
LONDON, January 9th.-Count Bernstorf Prussiau
Minister, has received the following Telegram from
Versailles, January oh.-Tbe report Of The Ger
man Commander at Rouen, respecting the sinkiBg0f
the English eolliers has arrived but the facts are
known. Tell Granville we regret that our troops,
10 avert imminent danger, were obliged 10 seize The
British ships. We admit the claim for indemnity:
II unjustinable acts were also committed, We Will
call the guilty 10 account (Signed) BISMARCK"
Further explanations represent that the vessels
were seized for fear the French would use them to
land troops.
vERsnLLEs, Jan. sih.-The bombardmeut Of the
Paris iOrtiicaioDs Is kept up with vgor and effect.
The barracks Of Fort Montevideo have been set on
FIRE aud destroyed II is reported that some shells
have fallen In the Gardens Of OfLuxemoourg.
The advance columns of the German forces in the
Valley Of the Loire, have reached Nogent, Savigny
and La Charte They encountered obstinate resist
aBce on the whole line.
A detachment of the army investing Belfort, on
Saturday stOrmed the village Of Dancoaiine and
took seven hundred prisoners.
LONDON, Jan. 9th.-The bombardment Of Paris Is
q failure thus far.
LosDos. Jan. 1Oth.-The Right Honorable W.
offered the Pope residence his estate in ireland
Mr.. Shaw Leievre has been appointed Secretary Of
State for the Home Department
BERLIS. January 9th.-The second instaliment Of
the German loan has been taken up by the contraes
at an advance
STUTTGART. Jan. 9th.-The Count Won Laube has
resigned the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs 70 BE- sue
ceeded By Herr Won Wachfeu.
IoEDos. Jan. 9th.-There Is an immense meeting
tonight Green wich demanding Gladstones resies
nation There was great disturbance and some
fighting
VERSAILLES, Jan. 10ih,-Tbe army Of General
chauzey is retreating at all points. The Germans
ia pursuit aud have already taken 900 prisoners
We have good news from the Eastern Departments
In engagement or the 5th, with Garbaldans AZ
Montbard, in the Department Of Cote dor our troops
victorious.
Won Werder advanced yesterday on Villerssxel,
and took the place by The 10th French CORPS
engaged, and lost two staff officers, II other OH
600 men and two eagles. The French ATTEMPTED
to rstake the position but failed.
BRUSSELS, Jan. 1oth.-Penord, former Minisfef q
the Empire has been arrested for alleged political
trigues, and sent to Lyons guarded.
DR.. cronnicorn passed through Brussels on . visit
10 Eugenie. He is connected with the new move
msDt for the restoration Of the Regency.
IntelIigs1ee from Paris confirms the report that
bread riots have occurred IN the city collision ss-
tween the mob and military had taken place.
The Prussian shells on the sih are said to hayo
fred mar af fhao An f.-