The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-30
Thursdays Dispatches.
OiazaSa to Prinl.


A Madrid correspondent writes under date Of Sept
20 ae follows: A. interview has taken place betwec,
Oazaga and General Prim In presence Of Sagasta Al
ter O!azaga had explained the true situation Of afa.
In Paris, Prim said, "Why did you recognize the plo
vis!onal government without orlsrs7' Olazagn-.'
always had great sympathy for France. with which
Spain Is bound by Its geographical position and
and recognized without instructions. What IL don.
IL done. It il for you to approve rcpudiatc to &c
tain OF rcmo"e INC. Were my political life to coun
but on this single act shoald not think II useless
Ny country awaits your decision. My residence 10 .
Vice.. Subsequently Olaxasa breakfastod with tn
Regent, urged the recognition, and triumphed eve
Prin. {. = fs-- %" P" .t
th" Heavy Fighting ct Metz. ''as"
Jourc .aux-!Artres. near Metz. Sept 2a-Since tn
fearful battle Of the 18th IT August the Prussiau ARM
has been hard at work. The activity and dctcrmnee
bravery Of the French soldiers has kept the bc.iegn,
forces constantly employed. Al noon on the s3d nm
der cover Of the guns Of the Fort, the French sailed
forth IN considerable strength aganst the Pru.siar
Prussians taking advantage Of the woods The BATH,
rsged fsem noon till O'Clock vhen The 0csmans No
ceved supports. assumed the Offensive and drove III,
French within their lines. On the 2lth still NOR,
desperate attack was attempted. The French atvan
ced In largo bodies Of infantry supported by art,er,
and cavalry. and covered by thu cannone Of tho Fort
which opene: the fire. The French attacked vigorous
y the left Prnstian line little cast Of the Thonyi,le
rosd Regiment sitter regiment fell in solid limo or
toe dsfcne.s Of tho Psuasisns who stood like iron
Once the French gained Temporary advantage carry
Ing an ontwosk Ut the Prussian line and turning the
nank OF another position. but were shortly driven
back CALAMITY contrasting every foot Of sruund. A,
length they were again forced to retire. The thrilling
display Of stubborn determination on both sides m.
never excced Dctails II the result are ret unknown
Paris letter says the battle Of Lsbousrst was vc,v
serious and dramatic. Sheltered behind . houec the
Prussians had run mp rcdont Ut bricks A night at
tack took place The electric ight-Narshal Bazi,es
sy'seha--d'd capital service battalion Of nrctop
mobiles and national guards advsucsd apou the enc
my whose eyes were dazzled by the light while the
French were merely in shadow: The fort a,ed on the
house which psoeected the redoubt. and the Prue.
sians surprised and throws Into eoufusios By the uu
expected maneavcs, were eenplsfsly routsdI' They
Ieft NO0 prisoners In TIE hands Vt the mobiles.
Tho recent Times report about Raxainss offer OF
exploitation 10 entirely without foundation Bsxaipe
tod Favse my Enpcser placed ne q this post, md
shall hold Il until fau." 80 - =,
b3gru Mar and General News. a.,. -..s
London, September 9sth-Ths Pruss:a, corvette
was sunk In the Euxine after p,otrsced On.
r.. $3.50. :. "sv. -'sHs" ''xs
Of the sympathy Of the Poles with France
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