Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-22
The Garde Mobile at Ghallons Disaf.
fscted and Returns to Paris to
Defend the Notifications.
BAZAINE REPORTED SHUT UP IN
METZ, WITH NO WAY OUT EN-.
GEpr BY CAPITULATION.
The Crown Prince at Vitry
RuMoRs OF FIGHTING AT CAALoNs

The Crown Prince at Vltry
RUMORS OF FIGHTING AT CHAL0Ns
The Great Battle of the War Imminent
LONDON, August 2Oth.-A special
dispatch to the New York Herald says
that private letters from Paris predict
a certain rising of the population and
the expulsion of the Bonapartes from
France ; the creation Of Trochu Dicta'
tor, and eventual restoration Of the
Orleanists. The reported insubordin'
alton of the Garde Mobile ut Chalont
Is confirmed insulting cries were
made against the Emperor and his OIL
GERS, and the worst spirit manifested
The whole Garde are to be transferred
to Paris and scattered among the troop:
Oh the Notifications.
PARIS, August 90 specials to the
New York Hauld.]-The utmost con-
sternation prevailed in the city this af
ternoon, when the first intelligence o.
the defeat and entrapment Of Bazaine's
army was made known. The scenes
that followed on the Boulevards beg.
CARS description. An immense crowd
surrounded the Chambers with loud
expressions of anger. The hopeful
statements of the Ministers, especially
of Montauban's assertions, that the
concentration Of the French armies
had been effected, and dispatches read
purporting to have been Bazaine's,
were openly charged to have been con-
cocted in Paris.
A report Is circulated Of the intend
ed abdication of Napoleon in favor o.
his son, with the Empress rs Regent
Revolutionary demonstrations are
being made OH the Boulevard Mont.
martre. All sorts Of rumors are fly.
ing; one asserts a change In the Min
istry and the ACCESSION Of NJ. ThierS
and other Orleanists to power; an
other Is to the effect that the Empires:
has applied to Austria and Italy fol
succor.
The active preparations Of Trochr
are effectual. The garrison of the
Capital will number $4,000 custom
house men, two regiments of the For
est Guard, twenty regiments of in
fantry, and one battalion of foot and
chasseurs, forming n division of 10000
5000 sailors are already enrolled, ant
5000 more are OF the way.
The Seine Garde Mobile has returned
from Chalons, and Is now encamped o.
| st. Marc Vincent.
There were two councils of the Min
listers yesterday at the Tulleries. Gen
eral Trochu presided on both occa'
sions.
T'rochu to-day publishes a letter ex'
planning how he desires to aid the peo'
pie. He says:
"Thc idea Of maintaining order by
force of the bayonet and sword In
Paris, which is 50 agitated and given
up to grief, fills me with horror and
disgust. The maintenance of order
by the ascendancy of patriotic feeling,
expressed by the knowledge Of the ev.
ident danger Of the country, fills me
with hope and serenity, But this
problem Is arduous, and l cannot solve
It at once, but | can with the aid Of
those having such sentiments; that Is
what I term moral mid. The moment
may arrive when the m%alefactor5, sec.
Ing US defend the city, will pillage
these the honest must seize. The Ell.
ror of all Governments I have ever
known, Is to consider force the ultl'
mate power the only decisive power
in the moment of danger is moral
force"
LONDON, August 2O.-Gladstone, In
view Of the crisis In Europe, has post
poned his trip to Scotland he remains
in London.
The rumor of the death Of the French
Emperor at Rheims, under n surgical
operation which have been In circula'
tlon allday here, is still uncontradicted'
Basaine's fight on Thursday defeated
the Third army Of the Prussians. The
Prussian army has been badly pun
ished.
LONDON, August 20.-The Prussiar
reserves at various points amount to
400, 900 strong.
1t Is stated by the Paris police that
the report that Prince Frederick
Charles was wounded, is untrue.
NANCY, August l9.-The Crown
Prince Is reported to have reached
vitry yesterday. There are rumors
of fighting ut Chalons to-day. Bazaine
has been driven to Metz and his army
invested. There can be no escape from
capitulation.
PARIS, August 2O.-Many more ar
rests have been made of persons sus-
pected of completely In the Villette
affair. A large quantity Of arms were
also found. Six of the accused Will be
brought before n Council of War to-
morrow.
BERLIN, August 2O.-The official or
gan says to-day that although Germany
Is losing her noble sons, she has 1t as o
comfort to know that the war Is . war
that is one against n race. 1t Is known
tbat n foe Il full of arrogance ana