Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-23
.svslsaas Disorder within the Walls
OF ROME
sLirmi,Ai.s Ar.und Paris.

90 1ktrMtshtnE ArSund Paris.
Tours, September 22.-Flghting near
Paris continues with varying results.
No important engagement has yet been
recorded. g- -,r,r|
The report that the Prussians are
marching on Orleans has not been con-
.rmed. al" .HpI ,~CH-iJIs.f ma
The manufacture of arms by private
as we'll as In the general ar
mories has been vastly increased.
1t Is rumorcd that Lyons will be
made temporary Capital Of France.
The Provisional Government Is de-
termined to repress the excuses of the
Reds.
At Lyons the workmen have consti-
t,lted an independent government for
the defense of France.
The first success Of. the Prussians
will overthrow the Provisional Gov
crnment, as Sedan overthrow the I'm
perial Government. , 40 ma
The Cologne Gazetedeclares that the
Prussians will not insist OH the annex
alton OF Lorraine.
ToURs September 22.-rhere Is a
strong movement on the part of the
clergy of France in-favor Of national
defense.
Railroad and postal service is still
extremely irregular. ,irs-r-a r.
LONDON, September 92.-It is gen.
orally believed here that the Prussians
are negotiating with France solely for
cause Of delay, so as to secure posses
sion Of Paris during the Investment Of
the city.
The following important engage
ments have occurred: On the 18th a
Prussian brigade routed several bat
talions of French north Of Brevannes
forest. Next day = sharp skirmish
occurred near Vitry. On Monday the
French were driven away from their
intrenchments at Paroy, losing seven
guns. Near Versailles 1000 Mobiles
were captured.
TouRs, September IA special to
the New York Herald says: The
greatest activity prevails in all depart
n,ents here for the national defense.
The Consul Generals Of the Depart
ment of Calvados have voted 100000
francs and ] 1000 men, and that Of Lille
a large sum of money and a great
number of men. Rcinforcements Of
volunteers arrive daily. Five hundred
soldiers, also, who escaped from Sedan,
have entered Tours. ,ECG&
LONDON. September 22.-Telegrams
in some of the london journals assert
that the P~russians, having been re-
pulsed in their last assault on Toul,
have abandoned the siege and are
marching to join the army around
Paris. .r W.
A dispatch from Bombay reports
that the German corvette Medusd and
the French corvette Dupler have made
arrangements for n naval duel In
Japanese waters at an early day.
1t Is announced, OH dubious author
ity, that Emperor Napoleon intends to
issue q manifesto, and that the French
Senate is to meet at Limogues.
Revo!t nud Disorder Among the
$40 d#N Besitkcd. D.
LONDON, September pa Paris
letter of the Goth says The action Of
the extreme Republicans on Saturday
and Sunday was disgraceful. There
were demonstrations In several por-
lions of the city in consequence of the
announcement of the demands Of the
Reds for the creation Of Committees
of Defetse In the different Arondisse-
ments, 10 Be- chosen by the people, and
fofageneral collection and division Of
food and ammunition. Noisy and dam
gerous crowds assembled in different
quarters uttering revolving cries. A
large number of -roughs were armed.
In some cases violence was committed.
In one instance a stone house was
broken open and q quantity Of provi-
sions seized, under pretense of author
ity from the Committees of Defense.
On Sunday night much terror pre-
vailed among the better classes OF peo-
pie. On Monday a large force of the
National Guard and some regulars and
marines from the forts marched into
the city to preserve order. There is
but little doubt that an attempt will
be made before long by the Extreme
party to seize and control the Goverll-
ment. 1t is difficult to say where the
end will, be-. Not trusting wholly to
peace negotiations the last hours for
leaving the city were marked BY a
rush of hundreds whose courage gave
way Mt the latest moment. Hundreds
Of applications were made to Minister
Washburne for passports by French
men who were never outside Of France,
and who pretend to be naturalized
Americans but were unable TO- pro
dice their papers.
Beyond a doubt Paris is pr%ovisioned
for four months, 71,r
An appeal has been issued by the
authorities begging citizens to exercise
the greatest car and frugality in the
use Of provisions, from the present
moment. :rr @ 10 1rsl
General Trochu Is working indefa-
tigably. Yesterday he was confined
from indispositlon. y .-aa,a5 :.
For the past two nights the city has
been in almost total darkness. The
citizens are adopting measures to light
the street lamps, as las'1s& m,n,