The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02
General TyC3 Nc:cs.

Paris. Sept. LA Li;er.is says Austria Pledged
;,ersc!l to France to on Prussia simultaneously
If subsidized. Olivier, tas prime minister, agreed.
The !noney, however, not paid. Austria pressed
the matter OH Franc, when Olivier replied, go: We
fght withou. you" lShoo Gy!l
London. Seat. Tho Cava:ars arc retusrin: home
ara Gisoarding. mutiny has occurred anon. some
regiments Of TIE Eavsr;an regiments Of landwchr.
Baris. Sept. 600 coo Oil nauskcss discovered in
the lands Of dealers have been seized and distributed
TO the force collected here for the defence Of the city,
London, ls:-A Vienna telegram deaics that Mar.
eaal Dsza;ne was ever Gagged ut .letz.
raris. 1st-TEc Pu;!ic says there Was no fighting
yesterday. Tie government however. has good news
McMahon's marched has been undstu:asd
Paikao warns newspapers agalns: pubshin. pend
ing important aoye!ncnts Of the army. Bazains for.
bids correspondents 10 afix the name CT tho place
where they were. 3azaiue has woa several small c.
sascmcsts
Olivier ia now in Paris The ministers 20 to To--a
In tie morning.
London, 1T. p n,--There is 40 unvcriccd rnn,or
that Mcmahon is c.ossin. the Mcuse at Stsnay and
ie pushing for Moatmedy, He has Geo guss. A col.
lis'o. h.::vcen him and Prince Frederick Charles is
expected.
c<,s
which were received lately, signed "Eazainc."
Should the French Emperor cross the Belgian iron
tier the guards OF the latter country have Le-n oder
cd to demand his sword
Berlin Sept Tho telegraph lines arc still in mex
t7cabc confusion. Dates Of messages from the scat
OF war particularly Those from Beaumont giving
details Of battles require yer!Gcation.
London, lst-It is said Marshal McAahon disobcycd
the Empcrors ordc,s to dct:ch thirty Thousand troops
to protect the Prince Imperial and Empress.
The diplomatic corps remain in Paris.
Tie siege Of S:rasburg continues. There il great
slaughter from the bombardmsnt. The garrison made
successful scrtics on Tuesday night driving tie Ger
mans several mills.
Paris, lst-A letter from strasburs continues the
complaint that the rrassians firing on the houses
and not Oh the dcfcnscs. One quartz. OF tho city has
been destroyed. The Inhabitants clor death rath
or than surrender" The besccers employ prisoners
in the trenches. Tho Bishop of strasburg has urged
tbs commander to hold out till the last prayer Is utter
ed then retire to the citadel and the city, rather
than let In the enemy.
since the war began.
Darls 1st-The combined move OF Bazaino and Nc
Mahon has been most successful Tho stratcge,ic
p'"AAS A''S w" WI" oe'Ase0s "o".HJ cAcc0seo a0A
directed to oil the weak points Of the enemy.
The victory Of tho French At Couralles was impor-
tant - maintaining prestige against numbers. Cona
dcnes 10 entirely restored and the siege rdlcucd.
4 dispatch received to-day from the correspondent
Of the Now York Times, the Prussan side, repre-
sents Encouragement the increase. The cry ITO
Paris" is becoming daily fainter, and death from CT
posurc and disease is making fearful havoc in the
P!uss!an ranks.
London. lst-Privatc kilograms from Paris this Inn.
show Pars does not believe in the complete defeat of
McMahon. The opinion In London 10 that nothing
can now prevent the siege o; Paris Tho French cause
b desperate .-r r