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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26
ACKNOWLEDGMENT FerGers Ac-
aaitteA-BIflitary Appsiutmsats-A
SaicIds-Thor Criminal Calendar
Villaiasus Outrage and Death,

LNfH--lMA Z. ....aH
SAN FRANcIsoo, August 26-2P. NJ
The Tax-Payers' Convention concluded
their labors at midnight last night, and
publish the following amended and
completed ticket; Tax Collector, c. R.
Peters; Auditor, Monroe Ashbury !;
City and County Attorney, W. c. Bur-
net ; Superintendent of Public Schools,
James H.. Wilbur Chief of Police,
Patrick Crowley; Fire Commissioner,
James R. Bolton; Superintendent Of
Public Streets, 8. j. Ashley; Public
Administrator, Jacob Benjamin. Su-
peryisors-First Ward, II. J. O'Rellly;
Third Ward, Joseph G.. Denning; Fifth
Ward Howard Colt Seventh Ward,
B. Forbes Ninth Ward, Charles
D'Ro; Eleventh Ward, N. Simonds.
School Directors-First Ward, John $,
Grosbauer ; Second Ward, Joseph Clio
ment; Sd Ward, William Shew Fifth
Ward, C. ". N. Smith Ninth Ward,
Edward Kruse Eleventh Ward, 3. A.
The jury In the Brotherton forgery
case, after being out until midnight,
we're unable to agree, and the prisoners
were discharged. They stood nine for
and three for acquittal. 1t
Is a little singular that the result of
the trial was freely foretold some days
since, and was exactly what had been
anticipated. - = Eta3 -
Major General Cobb has appointed
Peter Donahue and Major Denicke.
late Of the O.. 8. volunteers, on his
Stat, eachyith the rank Of Lieutenant
Colonel
F.!w. Horn, aged twenty four years,
. native Of Germany, committed sui
eide during hast might by suothering
himself with q silk handkerchief.
Cause unknown.
Gold till \. ", 1909; greenbacks,
H-sslling at s7H.
The shlp Basic, 1872 days from Ily-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26
0INrA1IIBrIlrY" DoeMA.

The "INFAILIBILlTY" DOGMA. =
The London Times Of July % has pub
lished in the impressive dignity of
large type the following statement /:
eve hear OH good authority that a
large section Of Roman Catholics in
Austria have made up their minds to
secede to Professionalism unless Cardinal
Rauscher promptly repudiates the
dogma of Papal Infallibility. This is
a startling comment on DIR. Manning's
declaration In the Vatican Council
that the immediate effect Of proclaim
ing the dogma would be to induce a
large secession from Professionalism to
Roman Catholicism" AS the Cardinal
has been one Of the anti-Infallible
party, though he lacked the courage of
the American Bishop Of Little Rock,
who, with one other prelate, openly
cried non plaeet at the final vote in
Rome, he will probably find little diff
ticulty In doing what may be request
ed. But the statement probably is
coaDnd. - Il N = -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26

A Coon AND SUFFICIENT PLATFORM.
The Kansas City JouaaL edited by
Colonel Van Horn. thus hits the nail
on the head, which is as applicable to
the State of Nevada as to Kansas, a
few sore-headed m%alcontents to the
contrary notwithstanding. Readit:
We are for the nominees OF the State Con.
~vention. We are against dlsturbers Of Its har.
mony. We arc In favor OF the election OF
Republicans State, Congressional Leeiiattye
and county. That ia, our platfotm-nothing
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26
DISPATCH

SAN FRANCISCO, August 2G-3r. NJ
Trainor, the robber, who has been a
terror to the people Of Portland, Ore
gon, was captured yesterday.
George Perrler, an E~nglishman, was
killed by a cave in the Pennsylvania
mine, at Grass Valley, last night.
Gold 1IG3I.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26
AM AFFECTING SCENE.

.ho,t < o,,loel.
Yesterday 0lternoOu, "Does
Oar the funeral cortege Of our late
w - Ar " A n. Rail-. had
KIND itienu' Hall an n street.
reac,eu ~,.r and before the corpse
,nk..j n.om Tho hearse. n deeply
was 800 ccrrrea which Is thus
hv ,ha local of the
- r-Tr
:, y. n,oe..,ioo nom Gold
Hi1s he shHirsn md tsseher Of 81; Johns
sand. E,s ssa0o 'a se s "a D streets. where they
saeSsed and formed in procession behind a sns
nsass Ss,I snS ~as OF this school, and . touch
Ing sisht It was 2 see the children SGss ;ss af ,eddiIna
M ...,.E The remains OF their loved
friend ana mstrusso, Arrived u IN ssG sSs S Ss. ~,
ppsSioas 70 the reno!sI Of re Seays; and sang
i hymn s. N : 1 %acns q 8 b. ,u seen c%oarsins down the
cheeks Of Al who stood sS n:s 1:e,i TSi, , iSsSs o n the me
Sfnd We have ever witnsssed "A the city. as well
as one e sss most OF e sss9s tssss a5od In d esS Siaei,
in : solemn circle, stood the d-ismoanted
s Knight, ss sSsai e. 0y n one ! Sadi note. sae Of The hymn
rose and fen upon the air Ike the echoes Of an
...,n,, m % which o,r
Inc peauliiui nynh " WAN"
contemnorary refers was a fayorite one
with the deceased, and when sur
rounded nv his scholars on the Holy
ioan~ ....,
hhQ We nave on SeTeT1l OCcdSlOIlS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26

AN Ohio hen has laid an egg per-
fectly round. a base ball club was
playing near her nest, when the ball
struck near her, Tightening her with
the above result. She got out OF that
nest "on a fy.'' Tho, egg was "eui
on n fowl" How.s that, umpire?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26

AMnnER ut Fort Atkinson. Wis,
getting rabid on the success of secret
societies, declared that Masons and
Odd Fellows were accused, and ought
to be denied the rights Of society. Inc
members of the church muzzled the
elder by locking the door in his face.
He has since found that the best MEM
bers of his church belong to those So
cieties and he now wants them to
come back, saying that he was only
foolino. o..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26
ArAIn Of precious little damsels a

APAR Of precious little damsels at
Troy, n. Y, were overheard the other
night on the sidewalk exchanging
notes on the Franco-P russian n -
know" said No. I, "that france will
beat, because the little Prince Is with
him." $50 away with you,n chimed
in No. 2, 81 know a mighty sight bet
ter. The Dutch will whip, for my pa
is a Frenchman and my ma is Dutch
man. They fight every night, and ma
always licks."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26

Observation-Disclosures has had a
narrow escape from deatliat the hands
of an assassin, The act was one Of
great boldness, under the clrcum-
stances and II successful, would have
been a heavy blow to France at this
.,,aSOEHfF ,3GA&aiT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26

AMEnIcus, Ga, claims to have, a
Newfoundland dog that goes out with
a hook and line and catches trout. But
he knows better than to do 1t on Sun
day. 7,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26

An exchange has an article on the
"French Zouaves and their Manner of
Ficheing.n Their manner Of lighting
appears to be firing their guns over
their shoulders at their pursuers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26

II. as Lucy Stone says, "the cradle
islhe woman's ballot box" there has
got to be a law passed In Indiana
against repeating" A woman there
has Just cast three votes at once.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26

wv ~
Al Pfussian Colonel has written a
letter to Emile Glrardin, offering to
wager that he Is in Paris by the 10th
Of September. -GlrsrdhIpablishes the
letter and announces his acceptance Of
thu
PARIS, August 25.-The Journal OIL
ciel says that the sum OF the news Is
that the Prussisns have pushed their
Reconnaissance into the depot Of Morie
and even into the town Of Chalons.
The Project of the Department. Of
the Upper Arrondizment Of Vassy Ia
occupied by the Prussian forces. Or
ders hive been given that the march Of
the Prussians be opposed by every OBJ
stacle which the patriotism of the peo-
pie, can suggest. geya.sR af4 3
In addition to the systematic meas
ures which are to be executed under
the direction Of the engineer officers
sent out by the Government, official
warning Is given that the Minister Of
the Interior will be forced to apply the
law regulating the press with the
utmost ligor 4 to 3 certain Journals
which, in spite the of representations
made to them BY the Government, com
tlnue to publish full details Of the
movements Of troops, the state of the
Notifications, composition Of armies,
etc. .sHsBA4a7sESHl EvatHs
The national loan Is closed, more
than the amount required having been
subscribed.
General Trochu reviewed the Garde
Mobile yesterday. The men made a
fine appearance.
PANS, August 25.-A dispatch from
Rheims, sd, says: ut was supposed
the armies Of Mcmahon and Bazaine
had effected a junction, and, supported
by a quadrllateral composed of the
tortresses of Moutmedy, Yerdun, Thu
onyilie and Metz, would await an
attack. II was not expected that any
important engagement would occur
withiatwo days. r
The Emperor quilted Courcelles last
night, and goes to Bricy, In the canton
of Rheims. Yesterday the Imperial
headquarters were at Chalons.
The grainmills in the valleys of the
Seine and 'MQrne, and all their coll
tents which could not be removed,
have been purposely burned, and the
people are doing all they can to Inn
pede the march OF the Prussian army.
They will burn OIL destroy such pro-
visions as they are unable to remove
or store out Of the reach Of the Prus-
SLAMS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26

THERE Is q new process of drying
eggs, by which they can be kept for
wears and retain their flavor. They
will hs drying hens next, as they do
blackberries.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26

SMALLPOX has made its appearance
in Wisconsin. An entire family OF
seven died of Il last week in tine town
Of G~reenyille.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26

The last evidence that Connecticut
is a land Of steady habits Is the report
Of a census takef, who has found Two
man of thirty-five, with twelve chill
dren. - H
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26
Deaths.

In Virginia City, AUG. q, 1870, Hon, Nathan
lei A. II. Ball, asnatiye Of Portsmouth, N. u.
and a resident Of the Pacific coast Tor the last
II WrsinI. City, Aug. ~, Mary Ann Eddy,
As In R r. August ", Dixon Williams, aged .
mH In An. aa1 Aug SSs' =, Martin oa..e.ty, aged 81
In Bath, Placer county, Cal, Aus: y, Ann
Mcclure, aged Is year., 6rnonths and 9 day'.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26
BirthS.

In Frecport, sacramento county, Aug. IS, the
wifo Of II. C. Brown, Of q daughter.
In Oakland. Aug. q, the wife Of J. Tynel, OF
Of . daughter.
In Sacramento, Aug. "a, tho wife Of Thomas
Erwin, Of Q daughter.
In Dayton, Aug. u, the wife Of A. ]. Atchin.
son, Of q daughtor.
In Hamilton, Aug. 10, tho wifo OF Frank
In Vallejo, Aug. "a, tho VIII. Of II. 8. chipeil,
Of Q son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26
AHAnrAcIMINrS

To CAxppAfE.-Al candidates announcing
themselves pr public once through the medium:
snip o. this PAPER will please understand that all
PRINTING inthht lie has TO be paid for Ardridbtv ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26
Marriages.

In Sacramento, Aug. u, Napoleon Miner 10
In San francisco, Aug. %, VIM. Martin to
Annie A.. Clark.
May +. Toucey..
Margaret NcCormish. .4'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26

a BosroN religious psper asks the
conundrum, Why shouldn't a cler-
gymm drive a fast horse?" Because
he hasn't got sufficient 240-tude.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26
COUNTY CLERK.
n. r.. PENoYAR,

0F COLD HILL, HAVING
~ been solicited to become q candidate for the
once OF Clerk OF Storey county, and having rs.
scented thereto, respectfully solieits the support
OF the Delegates to the Republican County Con-
vention.
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LATEST TELEGRAMs
FROM sAN FRANCISCO

IsyRcIAL TO TIE BOLD HILL DAILY VIEW BIT
rHE wnsrEN unoN TILxoRAPH LINZ.
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Overland Dispatches
DArEs 70 ~YRsTEsDAy.
Nr9f nG-A

SPECIAL TO THE DOLL MILL DAILY NEWS IT
rHI wEsrERN UNION TELxaRAPH LIxE-l
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o SHERIFF.
w. n. SMlTH.

SMITH ResPRCTFUI..
III LY announces himself IS candidate for
the once OF SHERIFF Of Storey county, subject
10 the decision Of the Republican County Con-
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FOR CLERK OF STOREY &C
WIN. n.y.. A

ID KsPRCTRULLY ANNOUNCES
III himself az . candidate for the ONCE OF
Clerk Of Storey county, subject to the decision
? Gold Hill Aupuat % iSID. ana tdt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
RICHARD ARNOLD

DRsPROTRUI.LY ANNOUNCES
II himself as candidate for reelection to the
ofico Of Assessor Of Storey county, subject to
the decision OF the Republican County Conyen.
ton. 81 au3ttd'
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OR 9HgRlFF OF STOREY G
JAMES SHOWERS

ID ssPRCTsUli.S ANNOUNCES
II himself as . candidate for tho ONCE Of Sher.
"a Of Storey county, subject to the decision OF
the Republican County Convention, AUS tds
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF
STOREY COUNTY.
.. 4. aIEPHENs

ID RaPRCTRUl.LY ANNOUNCER
n himself as q candidate for the office Of
District Attorney of Storey County, subject to
the decision Of the Republican County Conyen-
tiOn. Au1Stds
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FOR COUNTY z r
A. WILLIAM

DRsPRCTPULI.Y ANNOUNCES
N himself - q candidate tor the ofsce OF
County Clerk Of Storey County, subject to the
yeution, - apiS-td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26
'oR SHERIFF OF STOREY co,
~ AUGUSTUS 8

DRsPRCTPUaLY ANNOUNORs
N himself - aeandidate for the ONCE Of Sher.
ID Of Storey county, subject o the decision OF
tho Republican County Convention. au2Stds
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ceiyed Kom Dublin for the aid Of the

ceived from Dublin for the MD of the
N; e rry.l.n BOP sim closely sur
rolbd straabmg. The Government
Treasures -nansted 20 escape with
oySf twslve millions Of francs,
A Pfussian Colonel has written a
letter to Emile Glrardin, offering to
wager that he Is In Paris by the 10th
Of september. GlrardhIpublishes the
letter and announces his acceptance OF
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SHERIFF OF STOREY c.
PHILIP sroNER

DEaPRCrRuLLYl ANNOUNCER
IL himself as q candidate for the office Of She':
ID Of Storey county. subject to the decision or
the Republican County Convention. au22.tds
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COUNTY CLERK. q
GEORGE X. DANA

n RsPRCTRULLY ANNOUNCES
III himself a. candidate forthe Office OF County
Clerk Of Storey county. subject to the decision
OF the Republican County Convention. au23s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-26
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
JAMES w. WRIGHT

A NNOUNGEa HlMaRIP - a
n candidate for County Assessor Of Storey
County, subject to the nomination OF the Re
publican Convention, ~ = sh.s au2ptd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-24
Misrrllanp.
Mosaic Poetry.

only know she and went Lowell
Ayui. ..1.o,,Is,s an p0Ol: Hood.
She was a phantom 81 delight, WORDSWORTH
And like "A iooI. Eastman
sOne kiss dear maid" said and sighed, ColCr!ge.
..Out of those lips unshorn, Longfelow
She shook her ringlets round her head Stoddarc
And laughed in merry scorn Tennyson.
Einr out wild bells. TO the wild sky, Tennyson.
Yon hear them. oh my heart? Alice Cary.
IT'S twelve AT night by the Castle CLOCK, Coierldse
Beloved, we mast part! Ahee Cary.
sCome back come back - he cried in grief Campbell
my are dim with tears Bayard iaNIoI'
How shall | live through all the days, irs. oSgooo
All through a hundred years.? L. ;. feriy'
Twas in the prime Of summer time, Hood
Sc hrst me viii hcr hand Hoyt.
We strayed together deeply best, MIS-. EDWARDS
Into the dreaming land Sorh"ai.
The laughing bridal roses blow Patmore
To dress her dark Drawn hair: Bayard Taylor.
No maiden may with her compare, Bralisioro
Most beautiful most fair Read
cIasred ii on her sweet cold hand. Browning
The precious golden link; 49, smith
Icalmed her fears and she calm, Coleridge
.Drink, pretty creature drink! Wordsworth.
And so won my Genevieve. Coeridge.
And walked in Paradse Hervey.
The fairest thing that ever grew, Wordsworth
Atweeen me and lie skies. OsSOOd.
-Gleanings t1r tie Curious.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-24

CAUSE OF VARIEGATION OF LEAvEs.-Ac.
cording to Mr.. Morren, the difference in the col.
or of the leaves of the variegated plants, which
form 90 ornamental feature of our green houses,
is due to disease which is at once contagious
and capable of being transmitted from one spe.
cies OF plants to another, bya kind of inocula.
ton. He considers that the alienation of the
ehlorophyl (Which he compares to the red globu.
les of the blood, or green cooring matter, gives
rise to vsriegated leaves, which consist of mix.
ture of green parts with others more or less vel.
low. If the disooloration is general, it produ.
ces death. Among the higher orders of plants
only those which are parasitic canlexist when
entirely deprived of chrlorophyl Variegation
is sign Of: organic disease the discolored
or variegated portions of the leaf have lost their
power of reducing the carbonic acid Of the at.
mosphere the plants are generally weaker, small
er, their flowers and fruit much poorer, aud their
power of resisting cold diminished. Variega-
ton can be propogated by means of layers, buds,
or gratis, showing that buds themselves are in
fected. The Seeds however, from variegated in
dividuals usually produce normal and healthy
plants.-Editor's Scientific Record in Huper's
Magazine for tSeDteDaJer.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-08-06
OUTRAGE.

The Office of the Union Record
was entered on the night of the
27th ult., type knocked into pi,
galleys emptied and other dam
ag done. There was no issue of
the paper on last Saturday, and
publication will not be resumed
for a week or two longer.
We sympathize with our friends
and neighbors in their misfortune.
The tone of the paper having al
ways been moderate, just and
conciliatory with men and mea-
sures, makes the violence doubly
surprising. Possibly partisan feel
ings were never more vindlctlve
than now. Every appliance of
craft and cunning is allied and
grated upon ignorance and GRE
dulity. Legislators sworn to act
for the good Of the body of the
State, unmindful of their trust,
forgetfu1 of theiE. oaths, but always
watchful for the interest of party,
have wasted the greater portion
of their time in perfecting and in
cooperating on the Statute books
the plan of political campaign.
In such times and under such
circumstances, we ought not to
be surprised at any thing mean or
wicked or DEGRADING in morals or
politics.
The haste Of the legislature to
reward Blackburn for similar
outrage without regard to the
amount of damage inflicted. or
the value of the time lost, is fresh
in mind, and were the Record a
''loyal'' exponent Of the aims and
interests of our dispensers of pub
lie moneys, it might make some
thing out of it's misfortune.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-08-06
SUPREME COURT.

Tutorship of Matte q. Davis,
decree amended, awarding minor
$50 additional.
JUDGMENTS AFFIRMED.
II. Markham vs.. D. r. Allen,
Administrator.
G. w. Kittridge VS.. NJ. D. G.
Cane, ct al.
j. A. Willis VS.. L. j. Willis.
Josephine Nicholson and hus-
band VS.. Jno. Hendrick.
JUDGMENTS REVERSED.
Stewart & Jewell VS.. Levi Pressly.
w. @. Bush VS.. J. r. Head, ct al
J. S. Wise, administrator, VS.
j. W. Hill. .
H. S. Dawson VS.. Morton s
Wilmans.
G. w. Bancker s.. Go. VS.. M
Marti, ct al.
L. M. B. Rind VS. .Fluker s. Far
mer.
APPEALS DISMISSED.
Jno. L. Trippet VS.. NJ. III. Lip
minis.
CASES REMANDED.
Jonas Robson vs.. Jos Howell
The majority of the Court not
concr1rring in opinion, the follow
ing cases were continued:
3. w. Smith VS.. Mrs. e. L. Hen
derson end Sheriff.
r. G.. & J. R. Stuart VS.. Samuel
Levy,
j. I'll. Mitchell, Executor, VS.. A.
Levi.
j. T. Swan VS.. Ann l.. Gayle
Administrators.
r. g. s. J. r. Stuart VS.. Looney
g. Wells.
A. B. Hughes, Administrator,
VS.. r. B. Patterson, ct al.
M. G. p. Allen, Executor, VS..
NJ. S. Cutlif and husband.
J. A. Simpson VS.. j. J. Hope,
Sheriff, ct al.
Daniel Lee vs.. w. 3. Taylor,
Administrator, ct al.
O. Yale, Jr. g. 90. VS.. J. w.
Howard.
City of Shreveport VS.. j. II.
Reynolds, Executor.
Heirs of Brown, ct al VS.. e. &
B. Jacobs, ct al, j. w. Mcdonald,
ntervenor,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-08-06
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.


FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
PARIS, July 3O.-The Journal
Official denies the invasion of Lux
embourg.
It is believed the troops now in
Rome will be in Paris by the 10th
August.
The Fren Oh journals assert that
the Pruss1ans have 100000 men
at Treves. 100000 in the Black
Forrest, 100000 near Mayence,
100000 in Schleswig and $4,000
near Berlin.
The country between Trcves
and Mayence is we'll filled with
soldiers.
PARIS, July 3O.-M. Olivier had
an interview yesterday with the
prinipal editors of Paris, during
which he explained the position
of the Government on several
questions relating to Prussia. He
gave some explanations Of the Sc
cret treaty project that Count
Beneditti had previously given rel
ative to measures taken by the
Cabinet some time since to effect
general disarmament. He said
those efforts we're merely interme-
diary to those Of Earl Clarendon
for a like purpose.
Count Won Bismarl1 replied to
Earl Clarendon that King William
refused absolutely to disarm.
M. Olivier said that he gave
the honor of his name and that of
his colleague that no offer was
made to Prussia other than that
made by Earl Clarendon. On the
Rome question NJ. Olivier said
it has seemed equitable and use
full to the French Government to
evacuate Rome reputable because
Italy has kept her promises, and
useful because, keeping, her prom
ises unites us more closely with
Italy and Austria.
PARIS, July 3O.-Thc Journal
Official this morning published
Count Beneditti's explanation of
the secret treaty affair. 1t is we'll
known that Count Won Bismark
made France an offer before and
after the war with Austria. The
substance of this offer was that
France should take Belsiumas COM
pensation for the aggrandizelnent
Of Prussia. The Emperor decline
ed the proposition the very mo-
ment the treaty of Prague was
concluded. Bismark again be-
trayed his desire to restore the
equilibrium and made proposals
to form combinations affecting the
integrity ~to the States bordering
on French territory.
During one Of these conversa-
tions Count Won Bismark dicta-
ted to Count Benedict this secret
treaty project which has just been
made public and which Count
Bismark has kept ever since.
This accounts for the hand-wri-
ting of Count Benedict, who gave
notice of the contents of the En-
perOr and the Government, but
the proposition was promptly re-
.jected. Count Benedict adds
that the King of Prussia was not
favored to Count Won Bismark's
plans.
PARIS, July 3O.-To-day the EN-
peror assumed the commander
in-chiefship of the army. He has
been hard at work to-day with
General LeBnuf arranging nee
details.
Prince Imperial visited the
Camps to-day and was received
with great enthusiasm.
The Health of the army is per-
feet.
There has been no serious en-
5agement yet, rumors to the con-
.rary are false.