The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-09

Tkoaaands os psopas thseag Tie streeea. moving 2
shouting md esssisrs every e.ssr Dr. x :ssse-
siasm. The surxing cr0wd asseabed before the pal
sce when, in rcspoatc to cheering the Queen made
chiIdzun given holiday.
The Battle ut Sedan.
rThe following Dispatch = incomplete: II Il beng
sent BY cable in sections probably both cable: working
N it. Ssvualintsgmediste sscstons uissing. The
line broke dsxn this morning Iefoss the report was
N:w York. ss.senber sth-rhs following is from
Head lusst.Ts u the King Of Prussia, eight miles
froa, Seian, Thursday night, septsnbss lsI-'Aiter
their defeats on the thiItcenth and thirtynrs the
around / learned these fscts from French pironers
Ut whom, ~ you may imagine, there was NO lack In
quantity. It taey fully believed the road to Me-
Of another defeat before sedan retreat could be cas-
lily accomplished. On the evening Of Wednesday last
fiom to o'clock the Crown Princes tsadqual tas
Sedan to the South and southwest on the maiA Toad
THE ARMY In NOTION.
At 81 We saw there was great movement amosg
the troops encamped all around ~ aud &c thought u
The 9Th regiment came pouring through tho village
playing - Die Wscht am Rhein" A they marched
along with swinging stride saw At once BY the msns
faces that something extraordinary going on, 1t
s1oa plain that the troops were in the ightest
possible marchin: order. All their knapsscks were
lett behind and they were carrying nothing but clocks
Nun s;.s", hs% r.t.in..s ,he;r ""r ksst,e. Rns -
camp kettles were lett behind, cartouche cases were
q: they to BE- By
-'1 ''.' ~ n: FIELD. w. -, ','.''''
Between the road and town were several French
caMpA their white shelter tents standing clear against
the dark forest trees. In the camp VIC could sec
throughout the day huge masses Of oops which were
stood - ds a. sz John Porter =. the seeosd battle
Of Bull Run. We imagined that they mnet have been
undscpIined ea,de. mobile whom me xrsncn gensr
Pnsssns III it . 9' thrsc FT.ncn csns .epsr,ted
something hke cur hill on Lon: Island This btu.
20 ore q @ Of The p".;o%.
the 1u:.sS artillery, the whole town Of sedan ~ss
were not only above the town, but the town almost
WITHIN muekct range OF them. Fanes 20 INC ,slt ay
.hs Fhoags & the railway basn
you: object Right above the railroad bridge on the
ss and he
hi: staa stood during the d.y HAVING rather more
more desirable than ours where stood the King Count
Bismarck Won Room, Wsr Minister, Gen. Motke.
aud Gems Sheridan ana Forsytnc to say nothing OF
some isnt es q the scene II what t. in ali probbii-
fy the decisive battle u the war; Awll now give an
account u tno
DISPOSITION or FORCES
mcnt Of the action promising that a movements were
Of the simplest possible nature the object of the Prus-
sian generals being merely to close the crescent OF
troops with which they began into circle by eectng
. junction between the saxon corps on their right
aud Prussan corps on their left This junction took
hill behind sedan, Of which have already spoken.
Once this terrible circle formed and well formed to.
cether IL grew steadily smaller and excr until IT
last the f0rthcaions Ut sedan itself 1t entered ON
the extreme right were the Saxons one corps darmce
with King williams guards, who had suffered terribly
the King wouldn't allow them be SO cruelty dscim-
ated. Justice compcs me to state this arrangement
was very fnr indeed from being pleasing t the vtars
themselves who arc very anxious 20 he in tho front Of
rattle. The guards and Sax0ns, then about 60 GU
strong were all day on the right bank OF the Mouse
village was Prince Albert of Sa xony who was In com
mand of two corps which have bcr formed INFO title
extra amy by Themselves b. daylicht Of Thnfsdav
the ground from kGbcOurt to the kctec was OcruDid
~ the trst Davarian corps The second Rsvarisn
corp. extend their frost from near the BazsiIis rail-
to SEDAN mot far from the little village Of Torrcv ~
low the hin on whic.. tie Crown Prince VA. piacrd
The 9roppd from Torch to lily thruueh the l.s,e vii
lace Of Fl0rng WINS held BY the OH ard "a Prnssian
cors. belonging to Prince Frederick Charles and tcm
peasriy attached to the army Of the Crovn Pr.nce.
M. on Thurstlny Sept mber let No treat sdvancc
took ulace tin sisr than that Tor tho a1iirv hi ~
nm III the work 10 d. Nti further to the feft ness
Doschesy, were 5000 Watemburxcss, ready to cart
OF the Frsuch frUsn Neseres IN case Of their making
push for that fortress The number oe The PTnasisn
90 aud that Of Tie French iao0o.
We know thar Mcmahon had with him - T.>>s.r