Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-16

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Miscel'antsus Items.

PANS. September l5.-The French
troops which recently crossed the
Rhine into Baden territory will prob
ably remain and operate on German
soil. Reinforcements have gone to
them.
General Trochu. in an order Of the
day to the Garde Rationale, says the
result of the review il very gratifying,
and he feels assured the defense Of the
city will be admirably sustained. Pa
ris IA ready to sacrifice all in order to
give time to France to organize for an
irresistible defense.
Last night the Parisians were awak-
ened by a tremendous cannonading all
along the ramparts. l. was supposed
that an attack had been made and
there was some excitement. which was
allayed when the announcement was
made that the gunuers were only prac-
Using.
The shops are mostly closed, and
masters aud employees alike are drill
ling.
The workmcn and National Garde
have made another demonstration OF
regard to Minister Washburne and the
United States Government.
Lord Lyons, the British Minister,
warns English residents In Paris to
leare the city now while they may.
The Place lie IN Corcorde Is filled
with cavalry and the National Garde.
A Prus.ian was discovered to-day in
a secluded place firing with a rifle at
one Of the balloons used BY the mil
itary authorities. He was promptly
arrested.
PAMs. September l5.-'rhe Prussians
are advancing In immense force. 10
morrow the capital will be completely
isolated. All the railways are cut
with the exception of the lines mi
ming west from the forest Of Montmo-
rency.
The forest Of Bondy is now burning.
Other forests will be destroyed to,
morrow.
The gas connections will not be GU,
for a few days.
Neuilly IL full of supplies Of water
and food.
The gates of Paris will be closed to,
morrow.
There are now over Q 1000, 900 pound:
of gunpowder In Paris.
Seventeen bridges over the Seine
have been destroyed.
No French fortress has yet been
taken.
All classe. are resolved to fight tc
the death.
LONDON, September l5.-The follow
ing dispatch was received here from
Bouillon. Belgium. dated September
Is, 4 T. NJ: Sedan has been placed il
a state Of seige. the Mayor arrested
and the population expelled. The
Prussians a~pprenend the approach o.
Bazaine's army, which is reported tc
have escaped from Metz, and Is even
said to have reached Carignan.
LONDON, September l5.-ln diplo-
matte circles. a firm belief prevails
chat the Orleans family will be restored
to the throne Of France. The arrival
in Europe Of the Comte d'Eau. the
General In Chief Of the j azilian ar
mics, is certainly regarded as signii-
can't. .Thiers had n long interview
with members OF the Orleans family
here. and it Is said that he delivered
to the Duke d'Aumale an important
private letter from Gen. 'rrochu.
a special Dispatch dated at st. Denis
yesterday, says: The Pru'sians are
approaching Paris in Thousands. Ac-
curlte calculations place the number
Of the advancing Prussian 70 ces at
100. 900. There Is great agitation
here and in the ncighborhood.
A Paris dispatch Of to-day gives
report that Theirs has received further
Instructions to treat for peace. and
hopes are entertained Of . successful
result.
A Madrid dispatch Of yesterday an
noumces that II Council OF the Ministers
hive decided on II recall Of Oiozags
from Paris for having exceeded hii In
structioas.
BouuAyoS, September "A part
Of Bazaine's army has cut It's way
through the Pru'sians at Metz and l.
now marching on Paris. Canrobert i
In command.
CouIpS'r BE FI.ArTERED ISTo IT.