Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-30
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FROM fR sRlF Of WAR
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PANS, August %. = The Moniteur
says: AS the attack, of Mcmahon and
Bazaine. on the Prussians near Metz
may be delayed for a day or two, and
the road. to Paris Is open, the arrival
here or the Prusslans must be calct-
lated upon according to daily marches.
About six daysSwill b needed. Per-
haps they will come sooner. It would
serve no purpose to conceal this. The
Ministry did Its duty whenJit warned
France. The authorities are doing all
that Is possible to prepare Paris for a
We shall be ready. We are
of the patriotic courage Of
our citizens and the future Of. France.
The Opiaioas Nattoadle says Pllakao
must have; entire authority during the
critical moment. The authorities must
be a unit. The first cannon shot will
scatter all political differences.
The Opiaione again demands the ex-
pulsion Of all Germans from Paris.
Psiikaoi has an army Immediately In
force-the National Guard IL addition
to those already supplied.
The Minister of Agriculture has coli
lected at Paris immense supplies Of all
kinds, sufficient for the subsistence Of
the city for three months. At the out
posts a large quantity Of salt and pro
visions are stored, as we'll as lay and
fodder for horses. Munitions of war
he has also in plenty. -.-sz
Pans, August 99.-The following Is
official: The Prusslans under the
Crown Prince have been seen going
toward Snippes. G,T
German forces are In the Department
of the Aube, having abandoned their
encampmenh and are d marching on
Semmepy. GAYS g-v.fIv bg
Twenty-Five thousand Germans have
recently passed Joinville going in the
directionl of Nancy and Mintecfuder.
Twenty thousand Prissian cavalry
have passed through Chalons going
toward Epernay.
Pfalsburg and Straspurg stln hoiu
out.
LONDON, August W-ll A. Nh ID
reported that McMahon mas been De
feated In a great battle with tine Crown
Prince, which began at evening Oil
Sunday. The latest dispatcnes repre-,
sent the. c~ontestas not yet decided and
that fighting was now going on be-
tween Charleville and Ardennes. SIX
thousand troops have LEFT Paris tojoin
McMahon.
All the palaces In France are 70 20
appropriated Us hospitals ior
Russia ana Engiahd are ssrohgly
opposed 70 the :
Americans are rap'uiy leaving ra',s'
anu most Oh the hoteis are aire"uy
empty. -angG .1B3 .Y
1t was Bismarck VINO oruereu an I'M
mediate advance on Paris. The King
accepted, though his Generals strongly
opposed u I'LL McMahon had eel us
posed Of. 1t Is r'imored that French
Ambassadors to neutral Courts nave
asked the interposition OF the great
Powers to guarantee the French dy-
nasty. !
The London Tines says Paris must
be saved, but the removal of the seat
Of Government Is INDISPENSABLE.
Theirs says the Prusslans will never
reach Paris without q complete vic
tory over the French army, and then
their stay will be short.
: The irish war fever Is intense. Funds
aid ofthe French wounded are rap
div accumulatinno. Az s
.TI,rochn has Issned a proclamatIon or
lerinp all sstranpers nativeso of conn.,
tries now at war with France and not
o~atnral,zel cIt,zens 10 leave Paris and
nanortua,t ofethe Se,ne within
.hros An. Thsv r,nst omit France or
10 tho other side Of the saar.
An violations OF the order will be dis
no.od Of INV military tribunal unless
snac,.I na,m,s.lon n remain Ia receivedI
..1 ss. !, ! August ~ IT,; ss;1y a.s prisoners s.s ns,s
that tie s-o,t's.'s. are nh, and camps
where to receive them.