The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-28
BY LEGRA
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FOREIGN NEWS.
p.nls. Anpnst 26-Mornine.

Speeihc intelligence nv" tHO ca VI
war Is not expected Tor several days.
There is a great strategic movement in
progress, the Importance OF which is to
be Judged by the reserve OF the Generals
and authorities here. All letters and
communications for the army have been
stopped, and correspondents are impris-
oned wherever found.
Piece no faith in the lying Prossians
again in London, nor in the journals
counting the German patronage in New
York. The military prospects Of France
are clearer and more certain than at any
time since the commencement of the
campaign. The French stragetic COM
b%inations will scarcely fail to be attended
with decisive results in regard to the de-
stmction Of the invading army.
PARIS, August 26-Via Brussels.
In spite of Government assertions,
there Is no communication with Bazaine.
The victory between Verdun and Cha
Ions, reported by Figaro, proves a hoax.
Gen. Trochu has published an order ex-
polling from Paris every person who has
no means Of living. aud III interfering
with the defense Of the city,
fcable to the lated Press
BEHlIS, August 90.
A fourth army, under command Of the
Prince Royal Of Saxony, is forming. to
cooperate with the third army in the
movement on Paris.
LONDON, August 26.
The French Chambers have adopted a
law providing that all ble.bodied men
between 20 and 80 be enrolled for mill
tary dRty, without liberty to procure
substitutes.
Immense quantities of American cured
meats ARE shipped from Liverpool to
France.
Great activity of British armories and
navy-yards. Rumored that British ar
tillery is ordered from Plymouth TO Ant
werp.
PARIS, August 90.
lie Public says important information
is received to-day by Government. con-
corning the position, numbers, etc, of
the enemy.
Acorps of Frederick Charles and a por-
ton of the Kings army are undoubtedly
marching on Paris, while Gen. Stein
metz is left TO hold Bazaine. the enemy
may reach Paris within six days, should
there be no change in their plans; and
the Corps Legisla,if was to be notified of
these facts to-day.
The Opinion Rationale asks why Eng
land, whom no one menaces, arms in
such feverish haste England, who never
spends n pound for any cause not her
own. yet is now spending millions in
nrming. The Opinion wants to know
the object of this unwonted activity
LONDON, August %
The Times, News and other London
Journals are almost maudlin in their ex-
preston Of sudden affection Tor Prussia;
bnt they mlsrepresent the average of
England's people. The Standard thinks
it sees signs on the part Of The Times 90
preparation to change sides.
PANS, August 2G.
The town Of st. Avoid having failed,
on account of total exhaustion, 10 furnish
the %rations, forage and money demanded
by the Prussians, was given up to pillage
for an hour, and the inhabitants terribly
treated.
Gable special to Herald.l
LONDON, August %.
A dispatch from Berlin states that Gen.
Falkenstein is reported moving. with a
great part of his army, TO relieve the
King and join the Crown Prince.
The North German Government has
offered MIR. Washburn, through Mr.. Ban
croft, further supplies for the support of
INDECENT Germans expelled from Paris.
Among the killed by the unmasking of
the battery of mitrailleuse, at Marsha
Tour. were Counts Westoop and Wer-
daulen, Baions, Rlcist, Witzeltung and
Grimm, Prince Reuss and other noble
men of high rank.
Advices from Paris report eight depart
ments in possession OF the Prussians;
the Lower and Upper Rhine, Moselle,
Meurthe. Mouse. Vosges. Marne and
Hante Marine. These contain 1861 900
inhabitants. Great suffering prevails in
consequence of Prussian acquisitions.
MEzIEREs, August 26-via Paris.
Details coming here show that the
Prussians received a severe check and
suffered losses in the battles
OF last week. After the last wounded Of
both sides were brought hero, there were
over $4,000 Prussians--who were treated
ms well as our own wounded.
PARIS, August 26.
last company of French troops
the 2lst.
Jesnits still urge the Pope to with
draw from Rome and establish himself at
Malta.
I'M BERLIN, August 20.
Inc effect Of the refusal of the French
10 permit the wounded to pass over neu-
.ral territory will be that the French
Wounded IN our hospitals must wait till
'ne eerman are treated.
Inc Prussian Monitor, referring to the
slangnter OF Prussians, Bavarians, Wur-
'smourgers and Badeners. sees the unity
oi 9ermany cemented by the blood of
LONDON, August 26.
a special correspondent at Barbecue,
writes that Bazaine is surrounded in
METZ by the Prussians, aud it is expected
wiii be compelled to surrender-his
troops nIp being short of provisions.
The best Information about Bazaine's
army, which is from German official
kilograms, now proves he is shut up in
Metz, and makes his strength about co.
~. McMahon's army can not exceed
lOO,000 really good troops-the re-
mainder being raw.
The Prussian force left at Metz or
within supporting distance, is computed
AT zo3,000, after deducting 100, 900 sent
10 reinforce the Crown Prince.