The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-12

is now At the French Legation in charl
Of W. F. Smith, the Emperor's conf
Dental agent. Smith also brought th
Empress jewels and valuables, and th
famous diamonds of the Duke of Brun.
wick.
The Prussians, as they advance, dis
cover the losses of the French in tn
6rst battle Notwithstanding evel
the most extravsgant estimates.
The Paris kilograms of Tuesday ant
tonight do not change the aspect o
affairs. 1t seems true that the Emperor
who was solicited to return to Paris
replied that be would return dead Of
victorious.
The houses and trees within dis
lance of within 5000 yards of the forti.
6cations of Metz are all destroyed.
Berlin, August l0-l1 a. m.-Oficial
dispatches from army headquarters state
the results of the battle ut Saarbruek,
on Saturday, as more important than
at FIRST supposed.
TrassfiIe's Corus dispersed the entire
camp of one division, and its magazines
taken; and its prisoners by thousands
were taken, and numbers surrendered.
The increasing French loss must be
as their forces disappeared
from all points in the front. None are
10 be seen by our patrol, who are with.
10 gunshot Of Metz.
From Paris, August lO,-A number
Of French newspaper correspondents
who arrived to-day are wounded. In
their accounts of the battle. they testify
10 the wonderful bravery Of the French
troops, and particularly the African
Corps, who fought for eigh. hours in
,essan,ly against orerpowering odds.
The military spirit and enthusiasm
8 increasing throughout France.
Large crowds of people are assembled
u various quarters of the city, but the
Utmost good order prevails.
Able Burran, the Chaplain of McMa-
IONS Corps, was killed at Worth.
The Ladies Of Paris have issued an
ppeal for aid to the society for the re-
ief of the wounded.
Contrary to all previous reports, it is
ow stated that the Prince Imperial is
till at Metz. [NorE-The London dis
atch explains thu Whereabouts of the
'rince, which of course is not permitted
, be known in Paris.
An official dispatch from Metz this
forming says: "This morning the
mperor has gone to visit the canton
rents of the army, and the enthusiasm
+ the army hourly Increases. Sigus Of
battle are esgerly waited. Cbangari-
70 is placed on the Generals Staff.
is presence has an excellent effect.
The Moniteur announces that the Mediter-
mean feet sailed from Bress, and its desti-
ltion is unknown. A letter from Camp
halons to the Journal Of1ciel represents
e Garde Mobile as full of military spirit.
ID anxious to meet the enemy.
The Moniseur says the English Embassy
ceived advices that the Prussian losses at |
eissenbuTg were enormous. We may Z
pc, continues the Moniteur, to soon re-
me the offensive, and cause the enemy to
' still more dearly for his first successes.
A Dictatorship is anticipated, with Cen
Il Trochu acting as supreme head.
The Emperor has been invited to return to {
ris and await reconstruction Of the Gov I
lmeut. His refusal is considered certain.
Moss AGArE.-A correspondent of !
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