Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-22

insolence and who has robbed us o.
cur provinces. God will enable our
King 70 establish q durable peace in
thid Europe In shape OF q united Ger.
many, the keystone of true morality
and freedom.
PARIS, August 2O-Evening.-ln the
Corps Legislatif, to-day, Count de Pal.
ikao made the following statement
"I have communicated a dispatch to
several Of the Deputies, showing that
the Prussian Army Corps, united, at
tached Bazaine ; they were repulsed
and driven into the quarries of Jarri,
net. Ny reserve brought this dispatch
which, It will be understood, l need
not mention. A small advantage was
gained near Bar lie Duo. We r now
actively preparing the Notifications Of
Paris, and In a few days all will be as
sured." e, e.
P~oNT-A-MoUssoN, August 10, rio
BERLIN, August 90.-Yesterday the
Prussians won a brilliant victory near
Gravelotte. The French were ex-
PEELED from every position they held,
driven back upon Metz, and confined
to a narrow territory around that for
tification. They are completely cut
off from Paris. The Twelfth Prussian
Army Corps hold the railways at Metz
to Thionville. The Prussian loss Is
heavy.
PARIS, August 20.-The Constitution
mel to-day says our reverses at first
surprised and frightened us. We
started for victory too reliantly. We
have received a hard lesson; we have
found an. enemy more powerful than
we expected, and ourselves not so
ready as we were taught to believe.
The evil is not without remedy. We
were mistaken Mt first, but we shall
arise all our means now, under the
painful experience we have realized,
to assemble our forces and repair our
faults. If any consolation be possible
In our reverses, 1t Is the thought of
how great the peril u brave army
would have u had We invaded.
Where would we now have been II the
battles In the Vosges had been fought
near Coblentz or Mayence? We may
now successfully resist, because We are
near our resources. We are Oh the
defensive, but we are Oh our own
ground. Could tile maj who directs
the Plussian army have toreseen that
we were so ready to repair IL errors
and so determined to repel Invasion,
he would have waited, and the PrIis-
sian army would not have been COM
promised.
PAuus, August 2O.-[Special to the
Herald. There is a rumor of fighting
at Chalons yesterday, but nothing
official is received.
A special Herald dispatch from Ber-
lin says Information Is received Of tho
great suffering of the wounded and
want of hospital stores. Large sup
plies are being forwarded to the front
LONDON, August 2O.-[special to the
Herald. lat Berlin to-day the pub
lication of the Kings dispatch an
nouncing the defeat of Bazaine created
tremendous enthusiasm. Tho whole
population were in the streets, flags
everywhere were displayed, all the
churches were thrown open and
thanksgiving services held. Thou
sands Of citizens assembled outside the
royal palace, congratulating the Queen
with cheers.
LONDON, August 20 EVENING"
special to the Herald says a dispatch to
the Prussian Embassy reports that
Bazaine made.a desperate effort at
daybreak to cut through the Prussian
lines; after three hours fighting he
was repulsed with heavy loss, and was
again driven within Metz.