The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-19

lie Temps to-day says Olivier, ex-
Prime Minister, and bis wife, have gone
to Italy. HIS departure at such a mo-
ment is severely commented on.
The French authorities continue to
send away Germans who are considered
suspicious.
The Journal Of France says, in this
connection: Even in the boudoirs of
great ladies must the search be made for
enemies Of the Country The article
created a sensation.
BERLIN, August IS.
General Manteuffel telegraphs TO the
Government here relative TO the battle of
the 14th, dating his dispatch near Metz
Yesterday afternoon The French in
heavy masses issued from Metz. md after
q bloody engagement of three hours the
first corps routed the enemy's right. Our
troops fought With superb courage, carry
ing the enemy's position by assault splen-
didly.'
Another attempt has been made for
peace between France and Prussia. The
Queens messenger arrived here yester-
day with proposals Of peace from the
English Cabinet. The Emperor of the
French expressed his readiness to treat
for peace, and proposals were made
through Lord Lyons. The King of
Prussia and Bismarck were telegraphed
to at headquarters. The King replied
that if Napoleon wished for peace he
must ask for an armistice in the usual
way. The issue must be decided either
by arbitration or war.
Information received from YeTdun this
Thursday morning reports a great bat
tie in progress near Malatogn. a point
- -. Ill r IL Al. -
from Metz to Verdun. A large number
reported wounded on both sides. No
particulars received. Gems. Froissard
and Beautiville reported wounded.
Information of a reliable character has
been received, to the effect that a large
body Of Prussians entered Bricy, in the
Department Of Moselle.
LONDON, August IS.
Advices from Paris state that Olivier
and wife have fed from France to Italy.
In their progress they received the most
vehement expressions of hatred from the
people at nearly every station. The de-
posed Premier, where recognized, was
greeted with a storm of boots and yells.
Prince Napoleon has sent his children
to Palermo. The Prince has also re-
moved all his valuables from the Palais
Royal.
The Daily News says, semi-oficially
English hopes of successful Intervention
are abandoned.
Immense activity on the defenses at
Paris. Laborers absolutely swarming on
the Notifications. 1t is limited that the
measures for strengthening the works are
due more to a wish to keep the danger
Gus class busy than to actual fear.
The 1fn.ao oor-1 all TnaG6au tha EFan0h
we're fighting their way to get a position
against the enemy in the rear. Progress
wa consequently slow. These are the
only facts positively known.
PARIS, August IS.
Gaulois says Pierre Bonaparte has
gone to Corsica.
The journals comment bitterly on the
attitude Of Austria, which is neutral as
to the present struggle, when with barely
100. 900 troops she ought to ayenge
Sadowa.
In the Corps Legislatif Thiers sng.
gested that in case Of a siege Of Paris
the ~peasantry be allowed to enter the
city with cattle, and the State reimburse
them for their property; also recommend
ed that the Chambers meet daily.
Minister Burnnryis, in reply, said the
AllAGhN AdA AltInAEh W AhitI HAO-
vision Paris.
The Opinion Rationale, nevertheless,
complains of Palikao's sluggisbness.
By Saturday 1000 guns will be mount
ed on the Paris fortiications-one-fourth
served by numerous but inexperienced
Gardes.
Gen. Millinet is assigned command of
the Garde Mobile.
PARIS, August l5.
LIE Pays says two days ago French
war vessels captured an English vessel
in the English Channel, laden with wares
contraband of war, destined for Prussia.
When the captain was questioned how
he dared do 80, he replied he knew a
revolution was about to occur in Paris,
and as the French feet therefore would
probably be recalled, he thought he
could run the risk.
LIE Pays says the same impression is
existing in Germany, and is one of the
schemes of Bismarck.
The Bourse closed firm yesterday
rentes Ga 40.
The Prince Imperial has sent all his
valuables to Italy.
The Project of the Rhine urges the
destruction of all railway bridges and
sending all able-bodied men to Chalons.
The last meeting of the Corps Legis-
latif was interesting. A great crowd of
people collected around the hall, to hear
the war news. The National Garde was
at it's post to preserve order. Palikao
said the Chamber will understand that as
| can not give the precise details as to
the number of troops engaged, casual
ties, &C., / can not then state the result
of engagements; but | may say the ene-
my has made an Intellectual attempt to
capture Pfalsbourg, and lost 1,500
killed. This repulse has had a great
effect, both On the enemy and the people
in that part Of France.
LONDON, August Is.
The reduction of the bank rate to AZ
cents gives o general steadiness to the
markets here and In Liverpool.
NEW York, August Is.
Private Cables say BaZaine declared
the enemy repulsed along the whole
German official reports claim a victory,
on the ground that the French were pre-
vented from continuing their retreat.
Naval Engagement OF Rugen In
the Baltic.
BERLIN, August IL.
One division of the Prussian fleet,
consisting of tho 0uivaso and gunboats
Drache, Blitz, and ~Salamander, yester-
day afternoon encountered the French
fleet of 4 armed frigates, a corvette, and
an Aviso. The Prussians soon with
drew, with loss.
The French fleet is off Dornbasch.