The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-11

danger Of bsing ez1ght. A French cor
ss-te 1su Bzrholm Attempted 70 chase
heE. bat gave i Up Eftzr hAlt-zn-hour.
Il i impossible 20 guess from French
mOreuentz. whether they EiIl merely
EOckzde q deliver A attack upon Kiei.
Further dispatches from our CORES
pondsnt ~, respecting the engagement
;. Weisssnburg. the tso regiments which
suffered noss severely in attacking the
tozn khind the hall zith tayonss we're
the Kings Own Grenadiers. and Ffn-
eth Fzziliers-one recruited in Dautz.
The ether IN Liegnitz. Silesia. They are
good troops. Of Gen. Won Steinnetz's
oEu training; but yet are not the best
of the Pnssian army
Fre1eh diplomacy Is striving 70 re-
tyieTe the disasters Of French I'M
Strenuous efforts are making for Eng
lish and other Intervention IN the Empe-
ror's favor. 70 arrest the Puzsian march
and szczre allies.
The Moniieur says important answers
are Immediately expected bat 10 semi
Official statement gives sason 10 believe
gapolson vii b ~s1ccessful. The Eng
iish Ministry il capable Of almost any
thing for the sake Of peace. b1; English
opinion viii not tolerate diplomatic in
terTention AZ such = moment. Extreme
indignation Is already manifested at the
unsatisfactory character Of the neg
arrangement for Belgian neutrality. IN
der which England might suddenly BE
called on 10 fight against Prussia, with
whom she sympathizes, and for Napoleon.
Who has forfeited the utterly foolish con
fdenes formerly given him. The fayora-
be impression made BY Gladstone's
statement has already disappeared The
new treaty is nov regarded as q device
10 get nd Of all liability for Belgium st
the end Of tzelve months after the war;
and il Is asked, Suppose either France
OF Prussia had refused assent, what was
the English Government prepared 20
do 50 far as known. nofhing-untii
coerced by public Indignation. 1t Is the
dread Of being forced to do something
which has led the Government to hurry
up an adjournment Of Parliament-sus-
pending the rules 10 get the Appropra-
ton bill through. Il shrinks from ques-
tons, and what the public fears Is that
during the ecess their deferential d.
plomacy with France Is to be resumed.
A debate broke out again to-day, alarm
ing the Cabinet, and could only be stified
By the promise Of q last opportunity for
discussion tomorrow.
Our special correspondent writes from
Paris Of the feeling among the people
and army: I think it more than posi-
bic that Napoleon will never re-enter
Paris. The army Is sick Of his amateur
generalship. Probably be has slready
been forced to resign his factotum. Le-
HZrr-f ill a1o1 we~sra Dazarra ~it nm.
mand.
The statement Of a secret alliance be-
tween France and Italy and expected re-
enforcement Of 10000 Italian troops, is
certainly false. No matter what the
King of Italy may have promised, troops
would not march TO France.
NV YoRK, August 10.
A special cable dispatch from London
says that letters from Metz speak most
undisguisedly Of the calamiious and
fabulous incapaeity Of the Empress,
Marshal Leboeuf, and all The military
leaders composing the military staff.
They have utterly lost the confidence Of
the army, and a change in the command
is an absolute necessity to prevent mutt
ny. All this. while there is no official
news whatever Of the whereabouts Of the
Prussian army: and under the eircum-
stances no news is bad news. 1t is said
that Gen. Mcylahon wanted, some days
before the battle, TO fire the forests in his
front, through which the Germans came
down Unexpectedly on the French; but
the Emperor declined to authorize that
step.
Lefevre, editor Of the L'Loire, who
has Just arrived in Paris from Forbach,
says he witnessed the entire destruction
Of Froissard's corps; and claims to speak
for 1900 French soldiers who were cut
to pieces by fault Of their leaders, and
who lamented with their last cry that
they fell uselessly. The universal cry Of
the army. II. Lefeyre says, IS Give Us
Generals that we can trust L'Loire
was hitherto a Government paper; but
ii now attacks the Ministry, for clinging
to power and augmenting the garrison Of
Paris, when every soldier il wanted at
the frontier. 1t says every soldier now
here is an insult to us. II you are inca
pable of saving your Country. it must
save itself,