The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-08-12

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into A1op as,ds. TAsusuoo aSssahlsd, asned With
nasksss md psssoo 1iekstiae n IL reads lssnag
into vsrpaillss. 1v~y 90 seiug int ~ CITY ~
halted and turned hsek and ordered 70 retire to thes
houses. eompany q militia arrived about TWO
O'Clock. when the rotess Dispersed but threaten %
fight tonight The gaBds Il Lsxingem "e1s sws"
ing orders to 70 y the sesns q disturbance Tns1e
general apprehension that thsse win b nsns seae
before morning. ..
The omciA returns q the recent election give tns
majority for The Dsmoczacy q aboat soooo :
London, AuGua eth-Ths news from Paris grows
hourly more serissa No oacial seeounts have come
by telegraph. 10 from letters and ths Pafs jour-
mails that oil inteaiEence must Be gathered cores
pondent writes q Sunday evening: "The rage, ray
and disappointment Of the Partisan popusce nnd'ne
there had been series Of defeats on Frcnch soh m
stead Of the easy military promenade which they e1
pccted. are beyosd description. We already tee' IN
state Of siege. All the kiosks on the oouicva1oes
were shut up at II o'clock. Something Serious which
cannot fathom now, hae taken place, for oil the cares
On the bouevardes shut up. Icould not ges from
the boulevardc Montemartre to the bonevarde Lea ta
len, It being barred BY troops shall endssvof % TEL
egsph this fact 70 you. but feed very certain snat tho
news will not Be allowed to pass. / expect 70 zee
frghtfu catastrophe from the temper OF the people
The population wss furious reading the proclaim
alton Of the Empress and Ministry saving the country
may be saved II oil be united Something moro Ger.
ious than know Of must have happened this evening
from the state Of the lcvards Although troops are
In the Streets there ID much less excitement than last
night The attitude Of the people 10 that Of resgna.
ton. So far A. know NO serious disturbances has
taken place. The oic suppression Of news will not
be much longer tolerated. What especially irritated
the people was that the oaly tocsaby distinct report
Of the Weissenburg affair printed, was translated from
the English papers"
Til, Deputies met in the palace Of the Corps Legis
latif. They demand the immediate arming Of all citi
Gems Of Paris In the critical circumstances all France
must be armed and ready. Seventeen Deputies sign
this. fE
The press support this manifesto with another say
ing France Is invaded The democratic press Of Paris
demand the immediate arming Of all citizens and the
organization Of committee Of defense composed lst
Of the deputies from Paris and that patriots rise and
join Us. The country II in danger This manifesto 10
signed BY the Arener Cloehe, democratic, the Rapel,
ReUte and Stics It II certain that these deputies
and journals do not make this call to arms for the de-
tense Of an Emperor whose military incapacity has
brought disaster on France.
Everybody here was mad this morning msddes It
noon mad to about the revolutionary point at night
We are swinded BY the ministry about news and though
the people may bear up aganst defeats from the Pus
sians they VIII not much longer endure insult and
fraud from . tesIorstricken Government The news
Of the French defeats was known in London and New
York hours before It was confessed in Paris.
SITUATION or EUROPEAN POWERS
Washington, August 0th--lt 10 believed By many
that general European war 10 imminent, and como
persons 60 far to cay II cannot possibly be avoid
ed The report that Italy Is going to aid France ID
disputed BY various persons who sympathi.c with the
French cause and they think that the filing up the
traops under Victor Emanuel is but the first step
plan to seize Rome and overthrow the Pope 1t Il
held BY our officials that there 10 secret treaty bc
tween France and Italy. It must come to light In
few days. The French sympathzcrs do not feel kind
" towards Austria. and some Of them strongly
denim the efforts made by Napoleon's Minister to win
over that power. They cay, and believe, that Au.t:s
will soon abandon the pretense Of neutrality and dc
clare openly for Pruesla.
TIE YgELIS0 At WARRINGTON.
Washington, Aug. 0-Thc Prussian Minister II II
high spIts having received numerous congratulations
from Prussans over the victories. He trusts In The
main to the newspaper kilograms for news he ha,
received uey few official from Berlin The French
Minister received many dispatches, but declines to give
information for publication they are Of an OIL
cial character.
The French Consul 1t nIchmond hes had 20 man,
applications from Confedesates who desire to ente
the French army. he has been compelled to announc,
varying. sne newspdpUrSnas S>~A.s 10 suthoeity II
accept their propositiona -
a. MIsCELLANEoUa
Rome, eth-The last of the French army left TODD,
for Msrscilcs and the seat Of war. d"
New York oth-Gcn. James B. Mexican. the newly
appointed chief Justice of the U. g. Supreme Court
for Utah. leaves for bis field Of duty in few days
t.-. PAnIs RAMPANT TODAY. ,
Paris, oth-Thcre IL an immense uprising Of the peo
pie Of France to rcpel the Pussian invasion The PEG
pie IRE clamoeous for organization and leaders
London, August 9th-A dispatch dated Athernturx
in the Palatiuate, s45 = m, August sth says:
Yesterday, after the battle the enemy Tcsreated Il
the greatest disorder Therench artillery attempted
to make stand q Hudesfrun. Tho town was takes
BY the Bavans and the enemy etrcated ON the rout,
to Bitsche The cavalry Of Wurtenburg captured III,
enemys stores and four pieces Of artillery At Rel bee
tafcn. The dead and wounded covered the route d
1
Thaygcnau. evacuated BY the enemy. The Germa,
troops hold both banks Of the Saar having cccupei
saar, Scauinnies and Fosbach with slight rcsissauc
by the French.
Munich, August sth-Ths King Of Bavaria says
concerning the battle Of werth Early this mosnin,
-seveu-just 40 our troops had left their bvouac |,
march to Ergoscheim the thunder It cannon hurriet
our movements and, thus FASTENED, We soon came a,
~ Ia
my. The BsvaTian troops were placed In the Assault
upon the heights Of st. Germene which were carried
about i've O'Clock the French being rspulsed In dsos
der aud with heavy oss. The action was severe aui
saneuinay The King congratulated the second corp,
and thanked them for thck splendid conduct and gal
lantsy. a'-i sts.t ~
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