The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-16

tho stove Interview, n inpsomptu meeting q tn
people W. eallod and great crowd sssemheed In
Trafalgar Square. There were many speakers, snon&
them Odgw and Justin xsCazthy. and tns govern
ment was de,ouscsd in the bittescst ana noss I'M
measured terms 1oe it, coarse towards the 1feneh Ne
public. The Cabinet was declared to b Caoisee Of
treason to human rights and the peace o. ksfops'
The example of America Was cited amid the most ue'
mcndoas cheers from the multitude. lmmense ap'
pause followed the sentiment that II the gnt q sne
people to establish Republic In France was 70 ne Dc
MED wouh soon become the duty ot 70 e.
tablish Republic In England" Democratic nessin2'
were annousced with the same object In Manchester
Birmingham Brirtol and Edinburgh.
General News.
Paris, September lcth-orden have been given by
the German Commander, yorbiddne the OBSTRUCTION o.
bridges behiad the army: under dire penalty.
Largo body Of Pnssian Engineers sFe !" con''
peigne. few miles east OF Paris
A PrussIa was discovered to-day. In secluded
place. firing With ride At one Of the balloons used ~
the military authorities He was promptly arrested
The Prussiaua, to-day, are camped ut Cro'x aux
Boa Gastoas and Fontaine, near the city. MNoSen'
sur Seine. Uhans appeared, but retreated wnen oe
II Il reported many large siege guns OF the Prussiana
are deeply eabeddc In the mud In the canal lie Lava
tsne aux Rhine. The Germans attempted to trans
port their guns by this canal and the frencn eaddens
let the water out Of It. IL said this will delay the
siege considerable time.
The forts Il Lyons are completed. Many troops arc
reaching then daily. The guns arc al in position
party II American volunteers passed through
Tours to-day, coming to Paris.
LONDON, September l5th-A special dispatch Gated
St. Denis yesterday, says the Prussians are approac
ing Paris In thousands. Accnrnts calculations place
drcd thsusand
Munalheim, near s,rasburg, September lsst-The
rompc,ed their parallel before Straebur9,
Tuesday. and for forty Eight hours past preaching
battery has maintained q constant fire with telling
eject.
London, September l5th-It 10 said the British Gov
c,rment has suspended Ill its contracts for building
turrcted ships
The democratic demonstration on Monday Ecxt will
be the most formidable held In London. Hackney,
Cierkcnwell Ellington, and all sections will be repre-
scntcd Euglishmen will march In body to join the
Canadian aud French republicans at Trafalgar Square
All will then proceed to the ofhcial residence Of Mr..
Gladstone, md demand recognition Of the Republic.
Speeches will be delivered ut various places.
Minister Washburn 10 Disguised with Secretary Fish.
He told Jules Fave he had protested personally aanlt
this useless measures, and dsapproved Of the cruel
coldncss Of the American Government In refusing to
stop the Vandals.
The announcement that Prussia dictated the terms
which Italy has entered Rome, creates dismay. 1t
IL asked, ''Whose turn comes next ?"
Mail communication with Paris ID stopped, but the
telegraph Is still working. The telegraph fifteen
leagues from that city.
That Thiery' mission to England II failure SCENE
certain. Prussia will only treat with the old Senate,
Corps Lcsishtif and the Empress. This means war.
Or death for the Provisional government which
than abdicate the Republic, will make Par.s heap
Of ruins. .....
The occupation Of Roms creates more In tcrest here
than in Paris. Protestant sentiment in England II
jubl ant
The statement Of 4 Frankfort correspondent Of u
London paper that Napoleon complains bitterly Of his
Generals, aud d.. Ia Paris 10 unable to prevent the
entrance Of the Prussans. excites great indignation
anon. the friends u France. It Is said Napoleon
should BE- the last to proclaim the weakness Of the
cefcnccs Of the capital. De-,
Reports OF the atrocities committed by the Pssians
at Bazle Is confirmed. letter received from an eye
witness says, The Prussans punished the inhabit-
ants for defending their village BY setting 1t on fire.
Most of the national guard killed. The people
sought refuge in cellars and nj! the men women and
children bnrnt alive the Bavarians driving back
into the flames shooting oil those who tried to
cape"
La Li6ertis says: Negotiations with the object Of
peace have been going on between Jules
Fsvrc and Washburn at Paris, and Minister Bancroft
s.ss>a-ra- Is.~ NJ p,ns
sio rejects American mediation. aud Bancroft replies
he can only remain spectator Of the conflict Wash.
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, added that he could ouly
record his protest against this impious war.
Four thousand Prussians arc s,gnalled at Monteeau
and Mo,mant 1900 have been eignaled At Greasy in
valois, and strong advanced guard at Montcuil
Hostities Suspended 1t Lezicrs for tho removal
Of the wounded.
The Spanish Embassador left Paris last night for
Madrid. 600 women and children left Strasburg ON the
18th.
The Gaulois afirms the British government has
sent another letter to the King of Prussia demanding
peace aud asking upon what conditions Prussia would
rixn and where they would have peace concluded and
also informing him the basis that would be agreed up
by the neural powers would be the integrity of the
French territory No written answer was received to
this message The King arks what guarantee the FRO
visional government Offer and whether the French
people and the regular government would ratify.
NJ fighting at Metz since the ID, except two hours
Of bombardment on the 18th.
The German forces hare bren contracted and have
closed in much the was during the part week.
Picket firing which was formerly discouraged BY the
German commanders, 10 now encouraged 20 ~ to pre-
vent comrading between pickcts. The French arv
anxious to approach the Prussians in friendly man.
ner, to get victuals and news
A Washington special of the 10th says it
was decided to-day ct the Internal Revenue
Bureau that the exemption of promissory
notes from stamp duty for less sum than
500, under the section of tho act at July
l4th. 1870. applies equally 10 oil other
written or printed evidence Of an amount Ut
money to be paid on demand or VI time
designated.
II IL uEofslcislly reported from Washington
That Judge GOdlOvc 8. Orth Of Indiana, .
leading member Of the House Foreign At
fairs Committee, cunning next after Banks,
Chairman, has been offered the mission to
England. 1t Is said his letter Of acceptance
Is in the hands Of the President. He 10 one
of the strongest men in Congress, and WAS
recommended last spring for the mission to
Berlin. a.
The German army advancing on Paris
will not fall below 400, 900 men.
The Prussisns found in the Emperor's