Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-06
TO rHx GOLD HrLL DAILY NTws II,
rHI &rsrslns UNION TELEGRAPH tiss.l 81
DATES TO LAST NIGHT.
BY. THE CABLES.
FROM THE SEAT OF War

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, YoRK, September
dam dispatches say the Prince Impc-
rial was captured with the Emperor,
and 40, 900 men. Va7l -
Direct Paris kilograms say a great
popular excitement occurred over the
announcement of the capitalization and
capture Of the Emperor. Great crowds
collected, and stormysscenes occurred
In the Corps Legislatif. |; Il Is reported
that a Dictatorship. would be pro
nouaced by the Corps at a secret meet
lug. Crowds are anxlously awaiting
news; but there Ia no violence. At
midnish: the crowds separated, but
the bouleyards ere densely throngsd,
but orderly. Ills uIUb
A New York tel gram has this!
PARIS, September 5.-The Empress
has consented to join her husband and
son, having receiyedthe assurance that
she win not be regarded as a prisoner.
General Trochu will be made Dictator,
and Paris will be defended to'thc last.
A special to the Ereniag Telegram
says the Empress ESgenie, having re-
ceived assurance from the Prussian
Government that she will not be
treated as prisoner Of war, has con-
sentcd to join her husband and sou,
who has also surrendered with his
father, at Sedan. She will leave for
Prussia rs soon as he. arrangements
can he perfected.
General Trochu will at once be made
temporary Dictator, aud Paris will DO
defended to the last. n Is W$S
A dispatch dated Brussels, septem-
Der 3, received In this city this morn
ing, says $4,000 French troops, with
cannon, eagles, and l,2oo horses, had
crossed tho Belgian frontier and laid
down their guns. Ademand had been
made upon Montmedy for the surren-
der Of that town and garrison, and
was refused. y TaEi aVaI4
Another dispatch, dated .Carlsruhe,
September 3, states that OF the pre-
vious day the cellars at Strasburg had
been inundated by the missing Of the
Rhine, causing great suffering and
destruction of property. The mag
nifcent cathedral, so much admired
by the world, is certainly partially
destroyed. Ga
LoNDoN, September "a Brussels
dispatch says 100 600 troops crossed
the frontier and surrendered. A de-
mand upon the Montmedy garrison for
surrender was refused. 81 ~
PANS, September 4. Enormous
crowds are about the Corps Legtslatif
building, where the Deputies are to
meet at l o'clock. Military, precau-
,ions to preserve order have been
taken OH q large scale. Though tho
people do not seem inclined to riot,
they are much excited and demand
Dsosancs. The National Guard, who,
without arms, are joining In, urge all
they meet to 60 to the Legislatif
building. Measures are taksu that
will secure quiet. ~
It is reported that Mchahon u dead.
This afternoon crowds met the police
and shouted "vive Rspublic!p Those
Of the police who did not respond were
Immediately disarmed aud their swords
broken. At this hour 1t Is nearly i'm
possible to see how the Guard sue
ceeded In preserving order 50 far.
BRUSSELS, September alt Is posi-
lively asserted that. the Emperor has
arrived at Berlin, escorted by a detach-
ment Of Prussians. Siege, has been
selected as his place Of detention.
Several Of Eugenie's Ladies Of Honor
have arrived here. sy21s .s
WASHINGTON, September 4.-Minis-
ter Jones telegraphs from Brussels full
confirnation Of the news Of yesterday.
Minister washburne t~elegraphs fsom
Pans that the people had heard OF the
defeat Of Mcmahon and the capture Of
Sedan, but did not know whether the
Emperor was q prisoner or in Belgium.
WASHINGTON, September 6.-rhe fol-
lowing official dispatch has just been
received ut the Lee .tioE Of the North
German Union: Emperor Napoleon
having declared that his captivity pre-
vents him from negotiating peace, tho
French Government being at Paris,
, the war will be continued" 5000
Minister Washburne telegraphs to
tho Department Of State that the En-
pire Is ended, and thAt The excitement
Is intense In Paris.