The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-10-21
Sparks from the Hires.

On learning of the declaration of Re-
public in France, the negroes Of Martin.
ique revoltcd and demand Republic like
Hsyti. They have already done much
damage, and have had several engagements
with the troops
The Spanish authorities have executed
the British subjects at Havana, who were
captured on q blocksde runner. 1t is
thought England will hold Spain to severe
account for the act.
The Spanish emancipation act 10 consid-
cred nullity in Cuba
The French Delegation in Washington
anticipate being relieved at tho insti4ation
of the Red Republican element in France
They were appointed under the Empire
The demand is for representatives from tho
people,
Theirs has returned to France.
Strasburg 10 quiet under Prussian occupa-
ton.
1t. Cloud 10 /. perfect ruin. All the pic.
lures and tapestry there are destroyed by
the fire from the forts.
Bourbaka has been appointed command
or of the army Of the north, and directed to
act in concert with Bazainc.
The Rinderpcst has spread with alarming
rapidity, and prevails from Poland to the
Atlantic.
A great battle is expected near Orleans.
Both combatan,s arc concentrating forces
/ there. The Prussians are advancing to.
ward Blois and Tours.
llazzini goes back to Rome.
The government of Tours report On the
18th that more favorable news arc coming
from Paris
A three hour cabinet meeting was held on
Tuesday. Secretary Bclknap reported tho
seizure of the st. Clair canal by Canadian
force was not officially confirmed.
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington. from
the Capitol to the Treasury is being re.
opened into wooden pavement. It Is divi-
ded with four sections, each to be laid
with different patent.
Thirty deaths occurred from yellow fever
in New Orleans on Tuesday.
Salt Lake, October l0.-The proceedings
of the Mormon Conference have been in.
tenscly interesting, and terminated ycster-
day, Brigham has resigned oil his Offices
but that of President of the Church. The
new Trustee in Trust is to be named BY
him; Smith and Wells, his counsellers, re.
tired from their extra offices; Brigham says
he Is getting old and does not want to DO
troubled. They are going to trnvol among
the SANITY, and will not be followed BY
vcxatious lawsuits. Brigham is bitter On
the Courts, and talked about resisting II.
legal proceedings.
General Bourtak says the French
armies will assume the offensive soon, and
that success is inevitable.
Ganbatta has ordered the r. r. Cos to
have trains ready for u movement Of troops
at any hour of the day or night.
Tho home guards At Marseillcs are ma.
king trouble.
Alexander Dumas is At Dieppe, dying Of
paralysis.
At . fair in San Francisco for tho benefit
Of French sufferers young lady worked
the sentence "Vivo 10 France" in the centre
Of handkerchief with her own hair and
presented the handkerchief to the fair.
Mons. Phoebe bought It for 800 on thurs
day evening. On Friday 1t was sold for
1000
The Journal OFFICIAL At Tours complains Of
the exorbitant acquisitions of the Prussians
on Orleans. The Prussian forces occupying
the place arc estimated at $4,000 It 10 said
the richer inhabitants wero shot, and tho
soldiers quartered upon them wilfnl!y
ruined the finest furniture and works Of
art. 81. -. %.