The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05
Late Foreign News.


pulse by The insurgents, his troops succeeded in
piercing their ranks and fully suuihilaiing the en-
tire force He now viii concentrate his troops in
the province of Biscsy, drive the nsurrectiouists
that province, aud leaving volunteers pur.
sue Carlos, who ned toward Addeades Carbinerrs
who are acquainted with the country have been de-
tailed TO pursue what rebel bands may yet remain
10 Navarro The Insurgents continue 10 come in
and surrender. Seven hundeed and hny persons
have arrived in P4mPetuinrg- The Government
forces are operating against the insurrectionists
iinually and are gaining strength.
PARIS, May 7th.-The report Of the Commission
appointed 10 investigate capitulations the
officers who commanded the TouloH aud SIisSions
because when the surrendered 10 the German troops
they neglected 10 spike the guns on the Notifications
PARIS, May 7th-The Union admits that the main
body OF Carlists in Spain surprised and lost
200 men, and that Carlos fed to the mountains bBt
denies that be was pursued by Government troops.
/ COPENHAGEN, NAY 7th.-There is great excitement
among the Iuternationals over the sction Of the
police forbiddiug the meeting Of the Society here
aud the subsequent arrest OF officers OF the Copen-
hagen branch Many gathered in the streets and
were 50 demonstrative, uttrring violent denuneia-
lions against The Government that tue police dis
p-rsed them. Leading members Of the Society here
will be prosecuted for high treason.
LONDON, May 7ib--A TINES Madrid special says
that Carlos has fled toward France and that Sierra
no is pursuing aud expects 10 overiake him.
PARIS, MAY 21st-In the National Assembly this
afternoon, Rouher spoke nearly three hours on the
motion 10 iutrrrcga;e the Government as TO its in
tentons in regard to the war contracts. The floor
aud galleries were densrly crowded. The speech
was listened to with the deepest interest, and fre
euently interrupted by applause
Rouler di,clsimed any intention Of provoking
controversies, and defended General Palizka from
the charges against his administration Of afairs
Minister. aud urged that members Of The Govern
meni collectively should be held responsible for
their acts
Theirs, Gambetta aud Audifret Pssquier will re
ply tomorrow.
VERSAILLES, May 22d.-Iu the Assembly today,
the debate on the course Of The Government in re-
gard L. the war contracts was continued
DaudifTret Ps-quirr replied 10 Rouher, and viudi
cstrd bis own exposure Of the coTuptons uuder
the Empire, denounced Napoleon, and called on
the Empire in the language OF Augustus TO restore
to France her lsgious, her provinces her gIoryl
The members Of the Assembly and spectators in
in the rooms and GALLERIES greatly excited, and
repestediy interrupted the speaker with passionate
outbursis Of applause.
Rouler replied 10 two hours speech, which
was listened to with impstieuce-
Ganbetta closed the debate With violent attack
on Rouher, but, though heard atientiyely received
little applause.
WA.HISGroS, May 22i.-A windstorm prevailed
this afternoon, accompanied by eopius shower Of
rain aud was very destructive to the foliage of the
public parks Some Of the talest and handzomest
trees uthe vicinity Of the Presidents house were
torn up BY the roots aud the Obstruction Of shrub
berry Is quite extensive
NEW YORK, May 22i-A London special says the
English papers continue to discuss the Treaty Of
Washington With undimiuisbed interest Edito-
risls are generally inspired with desire to prevent
failure Of the arbitration and 10 save the treaty
An article in the Pal Nall Gazsfts saws the whole
dri Of feeling 10 England jusiifes it in saying that
the worst thing to do With the tresty is 10 save it,
Saving the treaty means offence aud humiliation to
America or England, or both nations. It means
renewal and not 40 abatement Of the III feeling it
was intended to allay. How to save the treaty
who shall eatthe leek, or whether means can
not be invented whereby both parties shall agree to
eat it in each others presence The American pa
pers appear TO exeIsim against the adoption Of the
supplementary article Here there is only one opin
ion that its acceptance would be dscreditabIe and
dangerous to both. People viii be pacifed and
content at once ii the treaty aud the articles connec
ted Herewith were dropped as an irredeemabe blum
der, for which the Government are alone to blame.
That is the proper fate OF the treaty, and the
only safe snd peaceful way Of disposing off.
NEW York, May 23d.-A terrible tornado passed
over the country north and east OF this city yesier-
day evening. destroying number Of houses, barns
and orchards in the track. which was about quar-
ter ofa mile wide
Havana, May 23d.-Tbe spaui.h guubost DisfRlo
has captured, under suspicious c,rrumsianced the
Fnglish schooner VIM julius and brought her to Neu-
Yiias
.PGRIs. May sth.- Duke Dandrifret Pasquears
speech in the Nationsl Assembly On Saturday where
he pointed the abuse. praeteed upon the army
BY contractors created great sensation in Government
circles.
Rouher has given notice hat be will question the
Government 90 the 18th instant relative to the
ures which have been taken to reform the alleged /
sbuzes
The COMMITTEES or War Contracts Of the Assembly
have rendered the Duke Dapdriaret banquet, which
will take place on Monday next
The COMMITTEES on Capitulstions praise the Com
msndsnt Of Phalsburg for his brave defence Of the
fortress and recommend that be be decorated With
the Cross OF the Legion Of Honor They the
Commander Of Seabreisacb Of all blame for eaptula-
tion.
The Municipal Council Of Paris have resolved to re-
build the Hotel de Vile at cost Of 6.7500OO francs.
BEzLry May sih.-The Emperor viii soon 90 TO
Eus, 70 drink the waters.
Bismarck retires to HE estates, and will abstain
from active participation in Affairs for several months.
Press correspondence reports that the Pope de.
,lines to receive Prince Hohenobe a. Ambassador Of
Germany. aud says that the action Is striking evil
iepce Of his want Of appreciation Of Germany sfead
Dess and disposition to eoneiliste.
LoSDoS. Nay l4-There are long editorials 10
III the journals Of this morning upon the expiana-
lion Of the indirect claims and the position Of the
English Government made in Parliament Isst night
The journals approve Of pending negotiati ms, but
iDuh. the United States senate's concurrence
The Empress Augusta sailed to-day on her return
% Berlin.