The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-25

LONDON, August zJ.
The Paris correspondent of The Stand
ard teleeraphs that Bazaine has succeeded
in cutting the enemy's line and retreat
ing upon Montmerle, by way OF Autun
and Tongue.
PARIS, August 23.
In the Corps Legislatif, yesterday,
Deputy Kenaltry demanded date and au
thorship.of a dispatch read by Palikao,
giving reassuring news.
Palikao replied that the dispatch was
dated the 10th; but the confusion was so
great that his answer as to its authorship
could not be heard.
Kenaltry then proposed that Mem
bers of the Chambers be added to the
committee on defense.
Palikao said the committee was numer-
ous enough, and in the name Of the
whole Cabinet he repelled Kenaltry's
proposal.
The matter will be decided Tomorrow
The Steele says the dispatch alluded TO
was brought by messenger from Ba-
zaine to Palikao, and contained much
important and favorable news; which has
been withheld from the public.
The Senate has rejected the PROPOSE
ton to hold meetings every day, and will
meet nj call OF the PRESIDENT.
Rohr went to Chalons to confer with
the Emperor, and accompanied him to
Rheims.
The French Naval Department offers
many prizes-some extremely valuable
for gallantry.
1t is denied that Prince Napoleon has
been on a mission to Victor Emanuel.
The Archbishop of Paris directs con-
tradiction of the statement that the Pope
has felicitated King William.
A number Of Prussian spies were ar
rested to-day.
LONDON. August %.
II is reported that the Crown Prince Of
Prussia has Withdrawn his army from the
advance on Paris. and has gone TO sup
port the Prussinn armies west of Metz-
whose positions were seriously threat
ened with formidable attack from Ba-
zaine, who il il said, has been reinforced
by Mcmahon.
Five million francs have been distribted
in the city Of Paris among families Of
soldiers.
The following dispatch from Alexan-
dria is Just received q 30 PM: The
Prussian frigate Hertha, % guns has
been captured by the French. No par
ticulars.
special telegram states that private
advices assert that the Chalons army has
gone in the direction of Thionviiie, in
desperate effort to effect a junction with
Bazaine- escaping the Crown Prince.
and passing the main German army to
the north Of Verdun. MoMahon is driven
10 a choice Of two evils: either to leave
the road to Paris open TO the Crown
Prince, or by holding il to sacrifice Ba-
zaine's army.
The French Government is buying
horses in Italy for the army.
LONDON, August %.
Adyices from the vicinity of the hostile
armies state that heavy rain fell all last
night, which must have seriously i'm
peded all military movements to- day.
A correspondent of lie Temps says
there is no hope for triumphant issue
TO the war, unless the Emperor and the
Prince Imperial cease their interference
and return 10 Paris. The Prince chatters
abont military movements to everybody,
and lets out important secrets.
PARIS, August 30.
The journals to-day say dispatch has
been received here from Bazaine, In
which he declares his intention Of re-
m1ining near Metz, without fighting. A
iuil explanation of the dispatch admits
full explanation of the dispatch admits
that Bazaine's communications were at
one time endangered, bat asserts they
are now secure.
=. All is quiet at Rheims. Mr.. Gill,
American Consul. has assumed the pro-
lection of the large number of German
residents there.
The committee of the Corps Legslatif,
appointed yesterday to consider the prop
osition OF Deputy Kenaltry TO form a com
tnittee OF defense, met to day to confer
Win the Ministry. compromise will
probably be effected.
vi ~ is reported that Denier, leader Of the
Niiiete outbreak, who was condemned,
wlshes TO make confession. and prom
lses startling revelations. Three more
men, implicated in the affair, were tried
ana sentenced to-day by the council OF
DEGREES have been officially promul-
gated declaring the departments of Wire
and oherr in state of siege.
lhe Constitutional, on semi official
authority contradicts most positively
me report in The London Times that
the Empress Eugene has sued for the
mediation of Queen Victoria.
All the journals here Indignantly deny
., ,ne truth Of the report, also printed in
Inc London Times, that the mitralleuse
are loaded with explosive bullets.
1aulois asserts that Prussia applied,
through Lord Granville, for consent of
the French commanders to allow her
wounded, to the number of 65, 900, to be
sent home through Belgium and Luxem-
oufg' bazaine positively refuses.
- LONDON, August 23-9 pm.
The general headquarters of the French
army, Sunday night, was a few miles
west of Rheims. Edmond LEVER writes
thence to The Steele, that the deepest
depression prevails, and the Emperor re-
eeives nobody.
Ine object of Prince Napoleon's visit
70 Florence was to protest against the
neutrality Of Italy.
Inc extraordinary force called out by
'hs nwisa Government Is returning home
the regular army being considered suf-
Ss,sp. Ta p pEoteet the neutrality Of the
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