The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-23
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FoREIcn NEWS.
PARIS. August 81

Advces from -a-Mousson repre-
sent that the Prussians continue to make
extraordinary acquisitions. They will
thns endeavor to make 5000 inhabitants
iced l5O, 900 troops. The journals de-
mand that reprisals be made by the
Raltic fleet for these exactions.
Adyices from Mulhause report that
the Prussians entered Eberstein, where
they have imposed heavy requisitions
for food and forage.
A report from the same place states
that the garrison of Strasbourg made
another soriie, surprised the besiegers,
and killed or captured n considerable
number of Prussians. A number of
Prussians near Ste. Marie-aux- Mines
were also discovered The enemy had
not laid siege to Schlestadt, between
Mulhause and Strasbourg, as reported.
Strong bodies of McMahon's army
are being pushed into the Vosges
A Deputy announced to-day in the
Chamber that the Prussians have entered
Chalons- sur Marne. This movement
would indicate that the Prussians are
marching on Paris by way of Sexanne
The Presse says Trochu has removed
the interdiction of the journals Reveille,
Rappel and CLAICHE.
The trial Of the rioters of tie Boule-
vardes commenced yesterday.
Reported that Prince Napoleon has
gone to Italy on important business.
Gen. Bataille, wounded at Gravelotte,
is recovering.
Large bodies of troops pass through
Paris, day and night, on their way to the
front
The Capital has been supplied with an
immense quantity Of provisions and mu-
nitions of war
PoST-A-MoussoS (via Luxemburg),
August 20.
witnessed the battle with the Prus-
SLAMS. The milraileuse did awful work.
Four villages and battleields are still
strewn with dead. From the front can
see the French ON Monte Quentin, over
looking Metz; and it looks as if prepara-
tions were being made by the Prnssians
for siege.
Gen. Sheridan, from the Kings head
quarters. witnessed the battle.
The King returned last night, and the
Crown Prince visited him to-day-com-
ing from direction which indicates that
his forces are not far from LeDuc.
The Prnssians are building n railroad
from Belleville to this point.
The French General, La Tour. was
wounded and taken prisoner in the last
battle. While passing through this place,
the citizens crowded around him. with
tears, and kissed his hands.
The rumors of peace negotiations were
perhaps caused by the English Queens
messenger approaching headquarters.
LONDON. August 81.
kilograms OF Saturday morning have
only just been received IN Paris from the
scene Of the war abound Metz.
The conduct Of bazaIne causes the
gravest Apprehension. II cas previously
understood that he was 30 situated as TO
be able to march, without opposition, on
Metz or Yerdun-as he beforehand
now he seems TO be inactive.
II required 10 hours for a message to
pass between him and McMahon, and
their communications are frequently in
terrupted altogether.
French troops in the battle OF the 18th
again found themselves without ammu-
nition.
Paris now knows the Prussian Crown
Prince is at Vitry-le-Francois, and
battle, decisive OF the war, is hourly eI-
pected between him and Mcmahon.
,cable to Herald.l
NEw YORK, August %.
strasbourg is in flames.
The French have fred the surrounding
villages.
They make frequent sorties. which are
constantly repulsed.
Eight thousand Prussians have ar
rived, with train of heavy siege artil-
lery. The city Is surrounded by 10000
men, under Gen. Weider. The inhabi-
tanis are demoralized, and disorder every
whore prevails.
surrender is hourly expected.
The Crown Prince has won another
victory in great battle before Chalons.
The Prussians are victorious every
where.