Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-09
BY THE CABLES
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR !

THE SEAT OF WAR!
Miscellaneous Items.
PARIS, September s. Reports are
received from all quarters that medi-
alton In the affairs Of France and
Prussia Is contemplated, but there will
be no cessation In the efforts for the
national defense.
The Gaulois says part Of the Admin
istration goes to Tours Immediately,
and part to Marseilles.
1t Is reported that a committee In
stalled in Lyons think of resisting the
Government because 1t Is too moderate.
Laon has beon turned by the Prus-
SLAMS, who are marching OH Paris
through the Valley Of Aisne.
The Journal says that as the forests
Of Compelgne and Chantilly will serve
as a refuge for the enemy, they should
be burned.
It Is understood that in case Of me
dla:ion, the English, Italian, Spanish
and American Ministers will 80 to the
Prussian Kings headquarters.
LONDON, September s.-The Prus-
sian advance has reached Ferte-sous-
Bouarre, forty miles from Paris.
Tho Princess Mathilde has been re-
leased from surveillance, and has been
conducted to the Belgian frontier.
Brussels Is crowded with paroled
French officers, captured In the recent
battles around Sedan.
It Is said that Bazaine, In Metz, 10
we'll supplied with provisions.
1t Is believed here that the French
anxiously desire peace.
The independence Beige says that the
fact that England offers no mediation
Is attributable to Earl Granville, who
adheres to his position that the In
tegrity of French territory Is no longer
possible.
A rumor comes from Marseilles that
a Republic Of Italy has been proclaimed
in Florence, and the Crown Prince
as President.
The Pope still retains the services
Of his Legionaries, though aliens are
preparing to enter Rome.
The Pail Mall Gazette's Paris CORES
pondent says Lyons and Nigra, Eng
llsh and Italian Ministers, are about
to 20 to King Williams headquarters
to negotiate a suspension OF hospitall-
ties. The Republic Is averse to war,
but faithful always to the dignity OF
France.
French officers who have surrendered
all attribute the necessity Of McMa-
hons capitulation to tho treason Of his
own army.
BRUSSELS, September s.-The hide
pendsnee Beige describes the arrival
of the Prince at Mons. 1t says he was
attended by three persons dressed IN
plain clothes, one being Captain Du-
perra, Of the navy. There being no
carriages at the station, the party took
an omnibus to the Hotel de la Couronne,
on Grand Place, where a dense crowd
had collected. The Prince showing
some alarm, the landlord pacifed him,
saying: "Have nc fear; you are In a
neutral, peaceful country, where harm
cannot befall you" After a hasty
lunch he left, thanking his host and
various attendants. He Is greatly
changed since he left St. Cloud n fort
night ago, and looks very pale. After
the arrival Of his suite OF nineteen
persons, the Prince left for Ostend,
from whence on Monday he sailed FOL
England.
LONDON, September s.-A Times
Paris correspondent believes that II
Paris Is invested 1t will be impossible
totally to prevent communication with
the city.
The reported proclamation Of an
Italian Republic is false. The report
probably arose from the fact that a
deputation from Nice has asked Carl
baldi to proclaim n Republic. Victor
Emanuel announces his ability to
maintain order everywhere In the
Papal States, If needed.
New YoRK, September S.-A special
to tho New York Tsleqram says: Lon
don adviccs Of All official character
were received to-day from Copenha-
gen. 1t is stated that the French Bal
tic fleet unanimously accept the new
Government.
PARIS, September s.-The death OF
Mcmahon is regarded as a national
calamity. .
Canrobert IS wounded.
The circular Of Jules Favre TO d.
plomatic Foreign Agents. shows u de-
sign to treat with mercy.
Men from McMahon's Corps are
pouring into Paris.
WASHINGTON, September S.-The
statements published to tho effect that
the President had instructed Secretary
Fish to issue a proclamation recogniz-
the Republic Of France Is without
foundation. Not only is this the case,
but such action would be unnecessary
and irregular.
The French Minister has received a
dispatch from Jules Favre announcing
the establishment Of the Republic, and
requesting N. Berthemy to present
the fact to the United States Govern
ment.
Instructions have been sent to Our
Minister at Paris to recognize the new
| Government when 1t shall have been
s~scertsined that the Republic exists.
Intelligence has been received Of the
acceptance by nearly all the towns
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