The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-11
FOREIGN NEWS.

PAIRS, August 3.
The Liberte publishes the following
account of the scene to-day about the
Hall of the Corps Legislatif At o'clock
groups formed before the Hall, and which
grew greater every moment. There were
more than thousand persons nssem-
bled-people calm and unarmed. There
were, however, shouts from time to time
of A has la Prussil' Viva In Franeep
Deputy Ferry, who appeared, was re-
ceived with shouts, and commenced an
address as follows: Friends. be calm,'
At that moment Marshal Baragnay d
Hilliers arrived with officers of the Ma
tional Guard and others, and surrounded
them. There were loud cries of Nive
Chargayieri and Vive la Franeer the
crowd increasing all the while, and
shouts heard of Vive Rochefortl from
electors of Belleyille, who had come to
make demonstration.
At clock troops of the line ranged
around the Hall, as also squadron of
cavalry, were received by the crowd
with cries of TO the frontier To the
frontieri
Circulation was stopped on the bridge
leading TO the Hall, and the commits
sioners of the police made legal sum
mons for the people to disperse. The
cavalry at once broke into trot along
the street, and the crowd withdrew, still
shouting
At later hour detachment of Grena-
diers of the Guard came up by Generals
of division, and the crowd greeted them
with shouts To the frontierr
Bios, August 8.
The High Court of Justice pronounced
judgment on conspirator Megy, who is
sentenced to 90 years imprisonment with
hard labor; Beaury, 20 years confne-
ment in fortress; Peleau, Merlin, Cad
nal. and Pelerin, 5 years imprisonment;
Genine and Griffier, l5 years confne-
meut in fortress; Letausel and Deyer-
and. years; Callot, in favor of whom
extenuating circumstances were adduced,
years Imprisonment; Grainer, years !;
Nerdier, who turned states evidence,
discharged; and all others accused, ac-
quilted.
ATHENS, August ..
The Greek Government refuses to
assist the English Judges sent here to
investigate tho circumstances of the
massacre of foreigners by Marathon
brigands. The British Minister pro-
tested against the Coupee Government.
PARIS, August ..
All correspondents of foreign news
papers have received orders to go from
Metz to Nancy
A dispatch from Gen Froissard, who
is stationed between Metz and Nancy,
printed in The Patrie, says the Emperor
is solicited to return to Paris by the
home Generals, and replied Will only
return dead or victorious
METZ, August 9-sa.m.
No engagement has yet taken place.
The circular of the Empress has had a
good effect here.
There was great excitement last night
IN consequence of the arrest of some
Prussian spies.
Reported that the Prussians are cross
ing into France at Beffort, and another
that they intend crossing to Belgian ter
ritory. This, however, is considered
doubtful.
MErz, August % pm.
The Emperor went this morning to
the headquarters of Marshal Bazaine.
Gen. de Caen is placed at the head of
the third corps. The Emperor received
warm greeting from the population
and troops, who are eager TO renew the
struggle.
PARIS, August 9-evening.
Enormous crowds on boulevards and
streets tonight. The people are much
agitated. Shops closed early-in many
places the authorities taking precaution-
AIRY measures both by police and mill
tary.
A session of the Corps Legislatif
opened this afternoon. Schneider pre-
siding. As soon as the formalities of
opening were over. Olivier addressed