The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-27
FOREIGN NEWS.


A London special correspondent of The
New York Tribune, writing from Metz
on the 22d, describes the movements of
troops on that day. There were 10000
troops at Forbanch, 1000 at st. Alban.
$4,000 at Sarquieres, large cavalry
camp at Theonville, which protects the
left of the French army. This force
can be increased to 10000.
The first division of the third corps is
commanded by Guraywards and com
prises 1873 battalions of chasseurs, and
the 59th, the 62d, the SD and the 9th
regiments of the line This division
marched out ON the morning Of the 22d,
and by this time is at Daulay, ON the
road 10 Soar Louis. afa
The Imperial Guard is reported TO be
on the way to Metz; but probably its
destination is Nancy.
Bavarian videttes have already been
seen with the Prussians. This fact is
important. as il shows that the Prus-
sian and South German forces are, COM
pletely blended, and that the Prussians
have Bayarian cavalry which is superior
TO their own.
1t is confidently affirmed that the
Prussians are retiring and concentrating
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fires occur daily.
A correspondent OF The London
Standard has been arrested. lie entered
camp without leave, telling the sentinel
that his British passport was an order
from headquarters.
The authorities have prohibited the
sale Of military maps to civilians. OH
GERS only can buy them.
No parcels or goods allowed 10 come
by rail, except by the quartermaster
order.
Factories are unable to obtain coal and
will be obliged to close srr
Marshal Bazaine is sending everywhere
for maps Of Bavaria.
The organization for the postal service
for the army has commenced
The military chest arrived. All mon
ey is in gold.
The French intend to quit the terrific
ry Immediately, and carry the war where
French notes will not be taken.
Great importance is attached to gun
boats, which will be used as in the
American war, and will actin the Rhine
and Neville, and possibly in the Saar,
should the Prussians defend that stream.
Each gunboat carries ono heavy gun,
manned by ~ men and commanded by
q Lieutenant. The Prussians have no
gunboats.
All is quiet in Luxembourg Conmu-
nication with Germany il easy. .T
French officers boast of having mil
lion men between Theonville and Stras-
bourg. Passports to newspaper cores
pondents are rigidly refused by order of
the Emperor.
PARIS, July %.
A correspondent of The Tribune
writes ON the 25th that the Emperor was
expected to leave quietly for the front
last night; but did not go. His depart
ure will probably be delayed for some
days. 1t is certain he is i'll.
LONDON, July 20.
In the House of Commons the Gov
ernment promised TO withdraw some
leading measures, owing to the lateness
OF the session; but it is hoped the Uni
yersity Tests bill will be passed this ses-
sion.
MADRID, July 25.
Several Bishops publish pastoral let
ters condemning the Civil Marriage law.
PARIS, July 25-midnight.
The Minister Of France at Stuttgart was
insulted. before his departure, by the
populace. 1J.
Many priests have volunteered to go
as chaplains with the army.
The C1mperialY1 Guard left Paris to-
day.
The Minister of the Interior has sent
circular to all Projects, assuring them
.nat whenever information reaches Gov
sIninent from the seat of war, 1t will be
furnished furnished them by telegraph; and in the
aosence OF such information, they may
consider there is no news of importance,
anu Iake no notice of rumors which may
prevail. "
BERLIN, July 25.
M Inc Jonrnal contains manifesto from
mug william thanking the people for