The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-30
FOREIGN NEWS.

LuxUMBURG, August 26-eyening.
There has been fighting all day at the
village of Duss, between Stenay and Ver-
dun: firing steady from morning till
night. No particulars yet received.
BRUSSELS, August 20.
Marshal Bazaine is certainly under the
walls of Metz. The Prussians report
typhus fever raging among the troops at
Metz-rendering a long resistance i'm
possible.
LONDON, August 30.
A French wal steamer has anchored
here. Her officers have been requested
to act on official notice to leave.
The Emperor is now at Baskerville,
about 25 miles north of Chalons. Mar
shall Mcmahon is neal Stenay. Uhlares
now occupy Montmedy. 1t was reported
that Gen. Steinmetz had been dis
placed, because of the great loss in
Cured; and that his force had been in
corporated with those of the Crown
Prince. 1t now seems the report was
false.
Prussians have appeared at Ziphes, Il
miles north of Chalons. Prussians now
in the valley of the Aube are concen-
trating at Somme.
BERLIN, August 20.
Prisoners taken in the late battles are
now arriving here. Already they are so
numerous that the fortresses are full to
overlooking. Camps are formed at Wit
tenburg and elsewhere to receive them.
FLORENCE, August %.
Emile Olliyier's family has arrived
here.
LONDON, August 80.
Thara ara IN 900 naaaonto a11 TX nnn
soldiers shnt in Metz. The Prussian
landwehr is investing Thionville. The
Prussians hold all Southern Alsace.
A Berlin telegram to The London
Times says the Prussians are advancing
on Paris $4,000 strong. They have cut
the railroad at Cour la GRANVILLE. The
Bots de Boulogne is filled with cattle, to
be used as food in case of q siege.
Wills, the Scotch eronaut, has been
summoned tothe Prussian headquarters.
LONDON, August 29-11 n. m.
1t is reported that Mcmahon was de-
feated in a great battle with the Crown
Prince, which begun on the evening of
Sunday. Latest dispatches represent
the contest not yet decided, and lighting
now going on between Charleville and
Ardennes. &C, troops have left Paris
to join Mcmahon. All palaces in France
are to be appropriated as hospitals for
wounded P~rnssians.
England is strongly opposed to the
dismemberment of France.
Americans are rapidly leaving Paris,
and most of the hotels are already de-
serted.
Steinmetz is reported 10 have been re.
moved from his command.
A republican conspiracy has been dis
covered in South Germany.
A coup d etat at Madrid is looked for.
1t was Bismarck who ordered an imme-
date advance on Paris. The King ac-
guessed, though his Generals strongly
opposed till Mcmahon shall have been
disposed of. 1t Is rumored that French
Ambassadors to neutral courts have
asked an interposihon of the great
Powers. to guaranty the French dynasty.
A French frigate is cruising in st.
George Channel.
The London Times says Paris must
and will be saved, but a removal of the
seat of Government is indispensable.
Theirs says the Prussians will never
reach Paris without a complete victory
over the French army; and even then
their stay will be short.
The Irish war fever Is intense. Funds
in aid of the French wounded are rapidly
accommodating.
Trochu has issued a proclamation Or
dering all strangers. natives of countries
now at war with France, and not natu-
rallied citizens, to leave Paris and the
Department OF the Seine within three
days. They must quit France or retire
to the other side of the Saone. All vio-
lations of this order will be disposed of
by military tribunal, unless special per-
mission to iemain be received from the
Government at Paris.
PARIS, August 20.
The Moniteur this morning says: As
attacks by Mcmahon and Bazains on the
! Prussians near Nets may be delayed for