The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-08-12
Geographic Dispatches.
Dates tr, August 9th.

The Empress Assemblies the Cham.
bers.
The City OF Paris Declared In Siege.
The Situation, o.. the 8tt.
A General War Predicted.
Indications Of q Revolution Against the
Emperor Napoleon.
THE FEELING IN PARIS.
ACCIDENT A. VIRGINIA CITY.
Virginia City, N. r., August 4, 1870.
Dcnnet 4 Starretts quartz mill, In Granite gulch,
about six miles from this place, was blown up ycster-
day by the explosion Of cylinder James Bycrs the
engineer was killed. lie was carried up some distance
ia the mir with the debris The body found lying
several hundred feet from the MILL The place presents
the appearance OF having been visited by Garth
quake.
THE UTAH ELECTION.
Salt Lake, August +th-The election passed on
quietly Partial rrtu-.r isSeasc 1900 voter Ger.
Maxwell, the opposition candidate. The Mormon
women generally voted The entire vote OF this city
about 1000 The Mormon family with whom Maxwell
has boarded for year have turned him Of under posi-
tive orders from tho church, because OF his part in the
election.
\. c. ELECTIONS.
The Worlds Raleigh special says the election yestsr
day was attended with scenes Of riot and boodshed
between the negroes aud the whites that the election
returns arc meacre and indicate largely increased
Conservative majority throughout the State.
Grccuiriar Springs, Va, August 5th-Jeferson Davis
started yesterday for New York, en- route for Europe.
Con. Lee has not offered his services to France. He
has shcathed his sword forever.
San Francisco. August 0th-About mile and half
OF the snow sheds OF the Central Pacific rairoad BE-
tween Summit and Truckce destroyed b. hre last
night The Trains will not probably pass before Mon
day. The passengers will be transferred across the
break. Loss. over $4,000
Cincinnati, August Cth-Gcn c. c. schenck has been
renoinated for Congress by the Republicans Of the
Sd Ohio District.
Frankfort, August 9Th. noon.-A train arrived here
bringing 500 French prisoners from We'ssenburg
They are to be sent to Northern Prussia.
The total number OF prisoners taken by the rrus-
SLAMS in the fight was 500. including is officers.
Maycncc. August 9th, 6:l0 p. mL-Thc French line
has turned hack and commenced retreat to the inter-
Tor Of France. They had commenced to advance from
Saarbruckcn, and falling back burned that town,
and spread tho condagration BY pouring hot shot into
It,
op m.-Thc headquarters of the Prussan columns
approached the Saar on the sth and found the enemy
this morning to the west Of Saarhrck. In strong
position In the mountains near Spichren. They At
tackled them at once After severe action, the posi-
ton occupied by Gen. Froissart taken BY assault
Gen. Francois and Col Reuter- are among the wounded
Mayencc, eth, 8 a. m. Gen. Goebcr reports concern
lnv thoA Oh ~
Froe,ar.s corps engaged our forces in the action.
rour divisions were in the fight The enemy covered
h,s retreat bv heavv Are Of artillery. 0cuer, Fran
cois II dead. The loss IL heavy on both Sides The
number Of the officers Of the enemy killed 1, especially
largo
iam,-The Prince ROYAL reuoets August sth-the
80 Of the battle in which he defeated MacMahon,
whose corps s-s $3.50 .anf.d hs diy1siops from the
corps OF Failey and Csnrooert-"Wc nave tsscn TWO
eagles. six netrailleurs and At least 1000 prisones
Gen. DAssc II wounded"
Berlin, August 9th, via London, 50 p. m.-The
French Emperor has withdrawn the army and is con-
ccDtratng the troops for the defense q Paris. Ms
losses are enormous The Puseians overlook the ~
treating French early on Saturday morning. near
spc'chten h'Ils. Tho acs,on was severe pos'uon
in which the French endeavored to make stand dur
Ing the retreat was carried It the pon q he eayooes
by the Prussians.
King william sends the Queen-"0oo4 ns"e a
great victory has beea won ~ our troops; God b
praised for His mercy We have captured 100 pFis.
oncra. 20 guns, standards ana messaineuls
ttn reported tns VAC anoa /. wounon u =.
dispatch from ner'n eays .ne SCUM German 49,
and volunteers have crossed the Rhine and advanced
to strasbuly. The whole French army has been div
bark asd b supposed to oocnpy the line osew'ea sss
and Nancy. - I'LL
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