Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-07
DATES TO YRsTRRDAY.
BY THE cAsLEs.A
THE SEAT OF WAR !
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NEW YORK, 0SplCLuOCi ia oPeSioA
correspondent Of the Tribune sends the
following corrected list Of the pro-
visional government, taking the name
Of the National Defense Government
Emanuel, Arago,, Crlmeux, Jules
Favre, Jules Ferrier, Gambetta, Gar
nier, Pages, CLOS, Bisconl,S Pcletan,
Martin, Picard, Rochefort and Jules
simon. The Ministry Is as follows
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, j. Favre ;
Minister Of Justice, Crimepx; Minister
Of the Interior, Leon Gambetta Min
lister of Finance, Ernest Picard; Su-
perintendent Of Public Works, Pierre
Loran; Minister Of Commerce, Joseph
Magin; Superintendent of Public In
struction, Jules Simon; Minister Of
Marine, Martin Fourelgn Minister of
War, Louis Jules Trochu, who 10 also
President Of the Committee. va"
LONDON, September ga Bavariah
correspondent Inns left Sedan, which Is
now held by the Prussian Princes.
The force Of. one will act as an escort
to the French prisoners, which have
been placed at the humber Of 10000.
The death of General Failly Is de-
MED. UGAsF %l& &~
There Is great excitement over the
news from Paris. Perfect order Is
maintained, but there Is great anxiety
to learn the news AVIAN q
A band Of 800 Carlists were attacked
and beaten yesterday near Navarro.
Several were captured, among them
priests with arms in their hands. An
other band Of 800 or 400 were encoun-
tered in the province Of Blscey. The
insurgents attempted to destroy the
railroad, but were attacked by Govern
ment troops and routed.
The Carlists are attacking General
Prim mercllessly.. They say he ought
to resign.
There are rumors Of a conspiracy
against the adherents Of Montpeifsier.
NEW York, September ga dis
patch from London to-day says: The
Times has every good wish for the
French statesmen now seeking to re-
establish the Government and preserve
order. 1t expects, as a matter OF
course, that a new Constitution will
be made.
A German vessel Is loading with
rags for the United States at Koenigs-
burg, at forty-eight shillings per ton,
aud freights are solicited at price.
I.oxDoS, September 3. DPrussian
papers continue their assaults on Eng
lands Intervention and what they cali
English neutrality.
The Carlists are very strong In the
Basque provinces. A band Of 1000
was seen a day or two ago. gE@F
NEw York, September 6.-The COM
n.srcias Advertiser says: President
Grant has instructed Secretary Fish to
issue q proclamation recognizing the
new French Republic.
PAus, September 6.-The Minister
Of the Interior has received a dispatch,
dated at Mulhausen, stating that the
enemy had appeared at several points
crossing the Rhine IN that vicinity.
The National Guard and other troops
were going to meet them. They had
also appeared at Neufchatel In the
Department Of Cote DOR
LONDON, September 6.-The burning
of the public library at Strasburg, one
Of the most useful and valuable in Eu-
rope owing to the rarity Of lis Jtrea.
sures, seems to DO fully verified. az!
PANS, September 6.-It Is now posi-
lively asserted that the Empress left
Paris ON Sunday, going to Belgium to
remain with the Emperor. She quilted
the palace ut the entrance OIL the quay,
having with her but n servant In
mourning. Ferdinand de Lesseps, q
relative Of the Empress, went to her
aud advised that she sign her abdica-
ton. She seemed to agree to this, and
taking = copy Of the Act went to the
hall where the Ministers sat In council.
They all declared she must not sign
the paper.
The Princess Clotilde, says the jour
nal, was the last Of the Imperial family
to leave the palace. She has gone to
Bougiers, where her children are.
tisevident, from the appearance of
the rooms, that the departure Of the
Empress was hasty. ,r.yy
It Is stated that an official remaining
in charge Of the palace said that all
those whom the Empress had favored
deserted her, and not n remained to
see her of. Nothing inside the palace
was injured. Some OF the National
Guard required cooks to prepare them
meat and drink, aud took some of the
wine In the Imperial cellar, but moth
ing else was touched. The railing,
about the palace were torn of, or COW
cred with rags and handkerchief.
A large force Is posted In front Of
the new Academy Of Music to prevent
the mob from impalring that building.
The Provisional Government gives
notice that It will permit no such ex-
cess. Ehg '
Hugo and Cernucliu have returned
tosParis. The former received an ova-
ton. aG--AA r IL
AN Elnira, N. T., widow complains
Of her late husbands coldness, because
he. called her .old sorrel-top = with