Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-08

around Berlin. lie HruSslans Will
prove by the treatment Of these men,
that though they are captives, they
are no longer enemies.
LONDON, August 6.-The tortiflca.
tons of Antwerp and Hamburg are
being put In y complete state Of de.
Tense with all possible haste. Saltpe.
ter In vast quantities Is ordered from
India.
Bismarck's organ at Berlin now ap-
proves England's observance of her
neutral obligations.
The schooner Ldnman. captured by
the French, would have escaped had
she not called at Cork, thereby giving
the French Consul an opportunity to
telegraph the fact to Paris.
BERLIN, August o. The Prince
Royal, Frederick William. command.
ing the South German army, has issued
the following proclamation:
"Soldiers of the Third Corps: Ap-
pointed to command you by the King,
| greet you, soldiers of Prussia. Wur-
temburg and Baden, united under one
command. Your courage, discipline
and perseverance fill me with pride,
Joy and confidence ; In true fraternity
continue to spread your flag over new
victories, which, God aiding Us, Will
insure honor and peace to United Ger
many"
miscellaneous.
BERLIN, August 6th.-DenSe crowds
assembled to-day In front of the Royal
Palace. The Kings dispatch. an-
nouncing the victory at Weissenhurg,
was read by order of the Queen.
There was great enthusiasm. The
buildings generally were covered with
flags. There will be an illumination
tonight.
Subscriptions to the war loan already
exceed one hundred and twenty mil
lions.
The substantial fruits of the Crown
Princes victory are, the destruction OF
one side Of the French Quadrilateral
and the cutting of McMalon' corps
from its Northern connections.
PARIS August 9TH. - The Count
Chambord has sent 10000 francs to the
patriotic fund.
The GduloiS asserts that the Austrian
Ministerial Director, Klaskoe, saw the
Emperor yesterday ut Metz. and All
nounced that Austria and Italy had
formed an alliance, which Is favorable
to France. The same paper says the
Emperor has requested Deputy Jerome
David to remain during. the war at
headquarters.
PARIS, August Go r. M.--Since 9
o'clock great crowds have collected be-
fore the shops Of certain money-chang-
ers, who are suspected Of having sent
money to Prussia. The people made
threatening demonstrations, but the
police protected the shops from harm.
Immense a~ssenblages are OH the
Boulevards. singing patriotic songs:
By order Of the Project of Police, all
persons now in Paris, who live In
countries at war with France, are sum-
moned to leave the country. .
The Bourse closed heavy ; At noon,
Rentes 87.l5; at the close they de-
clined to &C francs 70 centimes.
PARIS, August SO p. M.-rhe Non
ite,r Du Soir, In an extra, reports that
a combat took place to-day ut the VII
lage Of Niderlauterbach. near the
Junction Of the Luater and Rhine. No
particulars given.
BERLIN. August 6.-Prisoners from
Weissenburg are passing through this
city OH the way to the fortified prison
Of Shandon.
The police authorities have issued a
notice calling om citizens to be dignified
In their behavior toward and generous
in treating the prisoners, though enc
mics.
LONDON, August Especial to the
New York Tri6une(.-Our correspond
ent writes from the Kings hcadquar-
tefs ut Mayence, on Tuesday There
was unbroken enthusiasm OIL the Jour-
ney from Berlin. Prince Carl, Bis
marck. Moltke, and Won Room, the
War Minister, are all here. Every
station on the way was crowded with
people to catch sight of the King. He
was received with cheers and shouts,
and tho soldiers were welcomed every
where, with gifts Of beer, wine, fruits
and provisions. The feelings Of the
troops and people Is everywhere I'M
changed; there is the same devotion to
the King. who arrived at Mayeuce at
five O'Clock A. NJ. Tuesday, and occu'
pies the castle Of Prince Radzewell."
New YORK, August 6.-The Herald
has the following special, dated Carls-
ruhe, August Q, 6:15 r. NJ: A forward
movement of the right of the Prussian
army from Treves and SaarlOuis COM
menced yesterday. The Prussians cap
tured Sierck and vigorously attacked
Thionyille in overwhelming numbers.
After some resistance the French threw
away their arms and took to flight.
At the same time yesterday the army
commanded by the Crown Prince
moved In the direction Of Bitche. the
advance guard of the French force
making slight resistance. To-day there
was a general advance Of the whole
army.
Upwards of 1000 prisoners have
been forwarded to Frankfort.
The position Of the main body Of the
French army Is at present unknown.
The French forces are supposed to be
concentrating at Metz. Mcmahon Is
supposed to have fallen back from
Bitche and Hngcnau toward Metz and
Nancy.
There are reports that Napoleon Is
i'll.
The Prussian troops are advancing
OH Metz.
CopENHAoEN, August 5-Evening.-
Ten French men-of-war to-day entered
the Baltic. This makes nineteen
French wal vessels now In the Baltic.
Earthquake in Greece.
ATHENS, August 81, via London.-A
terrible earthquake has visited the
Gulf Of Corinth. and the towns Of Al
phira and Galizada, and several VII
lagos. are destroyed, and many persons
are killed and wounded.
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