Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-31

guns from vfncennes for the ramparts
hee. It is certain McMahon don't
md IN to fight Just now. SThs National
Guards thsfe are In Uniform, forty
yesfs olds and wholly uidrilled, but
ready toAght. The Mobiles have NO
UNIFORMS a tan, but lookssoldierrly.
The persecution Of correspondents
continues. All have been expelled
from Bethel on whom the authorities
could lay their hands.
Aspeclal correspondent writes from.
the Crown Princes headquarters at
Ligny, August 9Th: This is a great
day, In the, campaign of the Third
Army. The King, Won Moltke and
Bismarck have arrived, and the streets
have been choked with Bayarian troops
from morning until night-infantry,
cavalry, artillery, wagon trains and
everything move ceaselessly forward.
The troops are in excellent condition.
This same correspondent adds a sem
tencs showing that!the Prpssishs knew
a week since of the last French move
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The Emperor is reported as gone to
Rheims. Some think he will try to
return and march to the northward Of
the Germans, to the reserve troops at
Metz. Hs- a.
A special correspondent writes from
Paris, OH Monday: More than Co.,
900 people have movedin to Paris from
the suburbs alone, since Saturday
night. Confusion Is endless. There
are still 40, 900 Germans here, Of whom
General Trochu's last order reaches.
There r 80, 900 In the suburbs of La
yillette and Bellcville alone. Pro
visions for the siege arrive in enormous
quantities. Three hundred and fifty
thousand weight Of flour and 10000
weight of rye have been stored In the
city. One hundred thousand oxen and
half million sheep arc in the yards
of Boulogne. Seventy million rations
ofprcserved meats, three months'sup-
ply of salt, spices, sugar and coffee,
and six months, supply Of wine and
spirits have been stored by private
families to supply their own stores.
|Grocen and other shops are surrounded
BY purchasers, and their entrance Is
regulated by the police.
The Government invites farmers to
bring all their supplies to Paris, prom
ising them fair prices for the same. r
NEW York, August 30.--A cable
special to the New York Sun, dated at
Brussels, August Soth, says Stenay has
been re-occupied by the Prussians. Tho
Belgian troops left this morning for
the French frontier. The NapoleOns
arc crawling behind Mcmahon. All
other news Of this morning Is ul-
founded.
Acable special to the Herald from
London, dated August SOth, says a spe-
cial dispatch from Berlin to-day states
that Austria Is secretly arming all
officers and soldiers now on furlough,
they being recalled, and other warlike
preparations are being made-- The
object Of this policy Is unknown.
A dispatch dated at Brussels, to-day,
says McMahon Is about to make q des-
perate effort to force his way from
Sedan along the line Of the Montmedy
and Thionvllle Railroad, with the OBJ
ject of attacking from the north, what
ever the Prussian forces may be,
gathered in a triangle formed by tho
fortresses Of Metz, Verdun and JIoul.
McMahon hopes to have cooperation
at all these places. The attempt Is a
desperate one, rs there Is no escape
from destruction In case Of defeat.
It Is believed the Emperor and son
will await the result of this movement
at Sedan, be ready to cross at Bouillon
into Belgium In the event Of defeat.