Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-10

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Overland Dispatches
[sPEcIAL TO THE GOLF HILL DAILY NEWS BIT
TUE WESTERN UNION rELHoRArH LiNE.l
DATES TO ~YRsTKRDAY.
BY THE CABLES.
THE SEAT OF WAR!
Mi.crnnurous Items.

Miscellaneous Items.
PARIS, September 0.-Jules Favre
declined the services Of the Orleans
Princes. and begged them to quit the
city for fear Of complications again.
It Is reported that the Diplomatic
at Paris has gone to King Will
liam's headquarters In the interest Of
peace.
LONDON. September 9.-The Prus-
sian works around Strasbourg are
nearly completed. Gen. Ulrich per-
sists in holding the place. The river
III has been directed into trenches.
The Standards Paris correspondent
writes that he has conversed with an
English engineer now In that city, who
atirmes that the defenses Of the city
of Paris are perfect, and Paris is filled
with the soldiers Of McMahon's army.
A body Of the Garde Mobile, with
the French aud American flags, last
evening saluted Washburne.
There have been several demonstra-
tions Mt Madrid lately In favor Of the
United States of Europe.
The Post counsels Prussia to stop
and offer peace to the Republic on
terms which shall reimburse Prussia,
and yet leave no rancor as a source of
hate among the French. Otherwise.
the Post says, the French will hold
their town. The writer then comments
OIL the violent Prussian tone OF the
British Press, which was lately so OBJ
sequioIs to the Emperor.
4 mob at Dieppe OH Saturday night
tried to stop the baggage OF Princess
Mathilde. who had embarked for Eng
land. The police and gems d'armes in
terfered successfully, and everything
valuable, objects Of art and antiquity,
were placed out Of danger.
Paris papers refer obscurely to a new
murderouS engine invented for the de-
Tense Of the city. They also claim
that they have than 100, 900 armed
men within the walls and in the neigh
borhood.
SCISSORS is still the westernmost
point where the Prussians have been
observed.
There Is a great scarcity Of printing
paper in Paris.
GaliSnani's Messenger has been re-
duced In size, and it Is likely that 9TH
ers will be forced to follow.
The authorities ut Berlin are conf
dent that Russia will withdraw her
proposition for n conference, IN view
Of the persistence Of Prussia.
IL Is reported that, owing to the ere
alton Of the French Republic, Austria
is arming again.
PARIS, September ga letter from
General Trochu to q friend is published
to-day, in which he expresses his con-
iidence in the army which had been
gathered for defense.
Gen. Trochu has issued r proclama-
ton ordering the Garde Mobile to their
posts OF honor. The defense Of the
ramparts will be entrusted to them.
Tie Duke Of Mecklenburg, Schwerin,
surrounded Laon OIL Thursday with
German forces, and gave. the garrison
till 10 o'clock this friday morning to
surrender, with the alternative Of re-
ceiving the same treatment extended
to Strasbourg.
An official decree has been issued
convoking the electoral colleges OH the
18th Of October next. to choose n ma
tional constituent Of the Assembly,
agreeable to \ provision Of law OF
March IL, lS49.
Garibaldi has offered his services to
the French Republic.
a corps Of foreign volunteers Is now
organizing for the defense Of Paris, to
he called 1.-The Battalion Of the Friends
Of the French"
Many thousands Of the Garde Mobile
have arrived in Paris to-day from the
Departments of the Marine and Nor.
mandy. They arc strong and hardy
men.
The Sergeants de Vile have been
replaced by Gardes CiviQue.
LONDON, September 9.-rhe French
women In Belgium are wearing mourn
ing for the slaughtered dead.
Though the Imperial family are now
all secure, still according to some cor
respondents, the Emperor's life would
not be worth q moments purchase In
France. so intense is the indignation
at the surrender Of Sedan, when the
army was confident Of victory.
The city has just been startled with
the report that the new iron-plated
steamer Captain has been lost. No
particulars have been received.
PARIS, September 9.-The following
Is washburnc's speech to a crowd OF
people and soldiers who serenaded him
last night: II thank you on the part
of my Government for this demon
stration. I shall have great pleasure
in Transmitting the thanks you express
with so much e~loqueuce for the recog-
milton of the new Republic Of France
in my communication, to which you
make such kind greeting. | have but
made known that the President and
the people of the United States Of
America, who take 4 profound inter-
est In the great movements just inal-
Curated in France, and will desire
most fervently its success, and the hap
piness and prosperity Of the French
people, themselves existing under n
republican form Of government. They
know how to appreciate Its benefits
with warm hearts and language. They
felicitate their former allies on the
accomplishment ola pacific revolution,
free of all stain Of blood. and claiming
the sympathy Of all lovers Of liberty"
Favre called again to-day to reiterate
his thanks to the United States and to
Washburne.
La France recalls the fact that in
1915 the United States vas the first
country to recognize the French Re-