Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-08
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Overland Dispatches
tsrEcfAL TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS BIT
TIE WESTERN UNION rKLEaKAPH LISE.l
DATES To LAST MIGHT
BY n CABLES.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
MI.celIaneou. Isem..

SpeClal from farlS to-uay sayS' liz
new republican Government seems to
count much on the moral amid mate
rial support Of the United States rs
their old ally. Its organs-particnlarly
the Letreur and Lcbre-call OH Jules
Favrc to address himself directly for
aid to the Government ut Washington.
The journals forget the influential
German population In the United
States, and that there is reason that so
large a portion of American Repub-
licans are on the German side.
General Vinoise's corps is fast push
ing into Paris.
The Prussians are advancing by
forced marches. .. .
The plan of the Republican Govern
ment Is to leave the departments free
to organize. their own defense, which
plan is universally approved.
The plans of attack on Paris, / have
reason to believe, are an advance by
the Meuse and Fontainbleu to Mar
settles, while the army now advancing
from Laon pushes on to st. Dennis.
This latter force will make an attack
on Montmarte, but the attack will be
on the other side. The enemy are ex-
pecting to occupy Versailles, and to
advance by the road to Mendon, and
thence by Park DiSsay to the flights
Of Clarmont; will throw up earth
works and plant batteries against Park
D;ssay, and open fire OH the city.
Van Girard gives a singular account
Of the interview between King Will
liam and the Emperor Napoleon. The
King behaved like a brute, and, but
for the Intervention Of the Grown
! Prince and Bismarck, would have had
the Emperor shot.
LONDON, September THE Times
to-day, in its city article, commenting
Oh the position of business and the
unsteadiness Of the market for securi-
ties, says the price of Federal bonds
depends OIL the success Of Prussia,
which seems to be now assured. The
writer hopes the French will not per-
siss in q vain struggle, but seek peace
and leisure to constitute Itself.
According to the Daily Ners, there
is n hegira Of French refugees, red and
parti-colored, from London.
a correspondent of the Daily News
noticed before the late events soldier
ship in the German campaign, and the
utter desolateness, and impatience Of
fatigue, and absence Of all Interest or
ambition ut Paris. "
PARIS, September IA circular has
just been issued by Jules Favre, which.
contains the following points of the
policy of France: King William had
said that he made war against a dy-
nasty and not against France; yet the
dynasty has gone and France Is free
yet. Is this impcrious var to be con-
tinued? Will the King face the res
possibility before the world and before
history, France yields not n foot
! of soil /; not 4 stone Of 4 fortress. A
shameless peace means the extermina-
ton of cur cause and that Of Europe.
We are undismayed. Our army Is
resolute ; and, provided with 300, 600
combatauts, we can hold Paris to the
last. They can hold the city for three
months and conquer, If crushed
France will arise and avenge our
cause. The Ministry have no other
aim than peace, but if war proves in
credible, we will continue the struggle,
confident of triumph.
LONDON, September savoy and
Nice will insist on restoration to
Italy.
BRUSSELS, September 10 P. NJ
The neutral Powers are yet anadvised
of any efforts for mediation, notwith-
standing the report that England had
made IN entreaty to that effect. r|
PARIS, September 7.-Olfcers Of the
Garde Mobile have organized a corps,
which arrived yesterday from Mertin-
Gus.
BRussEI.s, September I'm conse-
quence Of the French evacuation Of
Rome, Italy has resolved to call for n
third class Of reserves.
LUNEMBURG, September IA terri
bic assault has been made OH the forti-
iications of Moutmedy. The beseigers
opened a hot fire Of artillery OH the
| city and assaulted the works with bay
onets. The garrison successfully re-
sisted the attack and repulsed the
Prussians totally.
HAvRE, September AFTER the rs
sault the Prussians have withdrawn
from and the French remain at Mont
NEEDY. The Prussians within the city
set fire to the houses and half the city
was destroyed by fire.
BERLIN, September THE Prorin-
eiai Correspondence says great events
may be expected where the conse-
quences will be Of the highest moment.
The revolution at Paris renders medi-
alton nugatory.
DeBrucke, President Of the Federal
Chancery. has summoned the King Of
Prussia to Berlin.
LONDON, September 7-10 P. Mt
is rumored that Louis Blanc will re-
turn to England n Ambassador from
France.
The Manchester EraEiiaer learns
that as, 600 men are available for the
defense Of Paris.
The rioters oftle Boulevard Villette,
sentenced to death and Imprisonment,
have been released
A correspondent of the Guardian at
Luxembourg writes that the garrison at
Metz is starving and that beef there is
q per pound. s4