The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-23

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4 Formidable Alliance Rsmere1.
London, September l7th-Grcat excitement exist
10 diplomatic circles tonight over the report oe 90 q
lance between Austria Italy and Russia the subject
of Prasssn Poland BY Russia; annezssion
Of ptusstan sicsia BY Austria and the lender VI
Of the Italian Tyro to Italy II Is believed Europe u
tehsve than were dreamed Ut = few weeks ago.
The War Renewed
London, September I7th-A sharp engagement &C.
cared yesterday ON tho line OF the Orleans Railway,
rear Corbc between tho advance Of the rursisa left
ported BY dst.chmr.s Of tho army Of Paris. The
rus:a, cavalry were defeated On Thursday :ttsrnoen
and Lyons Railway which town was occupied in force
morning. j oolunn Of tie three armies |: advancing
with the object Of destroying the dour mills and srz
In. the granares at that point and to throw forward
party 70 cut the direct line VI the Orleans railway
iect Was attained: but :hc Prs.s:na having pushed
on three miles furthsr wsrs STACKED BY .uPsss0r
had thrown up on he BIN It Jaavissy commanding tie
Of ths 0 he which river had
rrasrians a Coibe, Who had established thcmselves
In the hamlet Of is were attacked by French force
IL: their position During The action the extensive
mills and granerics Of EseOnne were set on fire and
burned to The ground With all Their contents not pre-
In the action It Albion many vlas and private resi-
dcnccs were set On fire, aud the ancient Protestant
When your special left Chartrcs column Of troops
was moving to renew the attack on the Prussians At
yuaris,y. The city Of Calais, and the whole Of the
siege and put under martial law Communication by
rail and telegraph between Paris and Calais were yes.
terday cut between Amcins and Paris. detachment
Of Prussan cavalry attacked the station Lcongncau
three miles from Amiens capturing the train coming
from Brussels and burnt the buildings At the station
Communication between Amiens and Roncn still, how
ever, remains open. We have rpmOr from Mons BY
way Of Ostend, that force under CanrObcrt on we'd
ncsday attacked and defeated the Russians near St
Leonyucrc. II il believed CanrO6crt has formed
Junction with the troops from Lille valencienncs
and Ars, and that he i threatening the right wing
On Saturday General Vinay made Reconnaissance
from Paris and discovered force Of 600 Prussians
at Crete. skrmsh took place. In which the place In
which the French lost dttec killed aud thirty wound
Paris. September l.t:-s.rasburg is nearly unten-
ABLE, and the inhabitants are departing Frussians
ing towards Lyons. The Prussians Crossed tie Seine
last evening near Attic. but were beaten back. Cau
nonading ID now heard toward E!cctrc. =
The King refuses to recognize the provisional GOV.
ernmeat lie will only recognize tho Emperor OF Ba-
Inc Emb.:.sdS.. Of England, Austria. Italy and
General News.
Msdr!d Sept. ia special rays Republican legion
Tours. l7sh-The following news is promulgated
through the oaicc Of the French Secretary Of the e.
pended The Prueeians have fred into passing trains
II Abcon and burned the depot They cr0ssed the
seine WIN 50 ,.as The r,n.s:1 cavalry ha leo
Psefect q Aulhaus, announces that the enemy now
oScspy that town aud Csrnay. aud ars seckin; new
Re,Mhic The A.,~r,.~r ss...nI ~. S,s s w. q
ino" ,,th"Ths ,.i,s.x waI Loudly enocrcd
fortv mii.. .,',,d Ss ~ "S y. arc CO!
6riitanv ~"''A A'S- "'''' ""~ ." Nos"A"oy ana
Tncr: w.s auhtinr x..tcra,~ ,r,,h,, q H.. -.
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|
Llcnoon. sept ls-1IRS- ZTkAsl[l co1eanondent
conversation with Bismarck this m He says posi-
lively the Prussian government will not treat with
any government not ccOgnfzsl a. de jYss, and that
the only Of that character III France known
to Prussia Is that Of Napoleon Or tho Regency acting
70 his absence" I'VE do not know" he sdded. |
'Ensthcr tue whole q France viii recognize the Re-
public How can We tfeaI on 70 serious matter with
Bismarck councillor. He expresses great anxiety
concerning the attitude Of the United Ststss now thai
the French had prociaimed Republic, saying, I'VE
to have A%e.c,n
Gen Sheridan and Forsyth are Of Rheima
London 11th-lt u raid the Prussan eisge
Fetne:
c0nctponOcnt o. tue VI0ot writing from p0riS.
,ays the Red Republicans are really morc danger.
'us g the safety Of the city than the Pruesans Some
We ALREADY urging the erection Of the guillotinc.
Paris. Friday-The foSlovins n fro. eo,v.,..u.,
Nth Jules Favre Thus m Il hss c.r.ssi- .ssSS
,ffrndinv tho monarchiai Covernme.ts SEhonH s ~
al % induce then TO supprt Fr.nce h. riii th.r.
unrseoevely into the hands d Republicans
md can on sll Europe NO matter Of Whist nationality
The attempt Of the British Embassy to communicate
Eth the Prueeian headquarters failed because Il was
mp0ssible to find any. r.s q - -'''
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