The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-03
TELECRA APHIC.

Especial to Independent by Western Union Telegraph
PABIs. Aug. 3O.-AIl Germans have been
ordered to leave the city within three days.
Measures are taken TO blow up the railroads
around the city OIL the approach Of the enc
my.
Vague rumors of battle on the 27th, in
which the French were victorious, arc circu-
lated.
Bazaine has been provisioned.
Mcmahon has been reinforced.
The PrusSians burned the railroad station
at ChauveDay.
No report has reached verdan Of any great
battle.
The Crown Princes headquarters were at
LluuOIs on the 2ltn.
Dispatches from tho Prusslan headquarters
say that Bazuiuo is completely cut oil, aud all
other statements ARE Manufactured.
4 reported ututck of Prus,rus on the Paris
and Lyons rnilrnud Is circulated in rnIis.
Th" bunhnrlm"nt ui S:rtabnrg IA brcum-
Ing severe, aud much image IS air" idy done
the city.
Railroad communication WITH Paris ana
BIussol- i suspended.
LuNEMnrEG. August a. One hundred and
fifty PrG-,aus were sun ,r,s~d uui attacked 10y
live hundred French, til, mUFuiHy. near An
burn. The PrussiHms were defeated and
driven back.
Thcr" is grea, suffering among tho Irople OF
StTasburg.
Fifty thousand people from tho outside Of
Paris have entered that city within the last
few days.
PARIS, Aug. 3l.-The nnrch of the Prus-
slams on Paris hns been arrested.
MCMahOu continues his movements.
There has been up serious engagement yet.
Chalons has been entirely evacuated 10y the
PrussinnI.
Railroad trains 90 now as Ear as Rheims.
LONDON, Aug. 3l.-The Standard says the
Pmssians are strong around Rheims. In
mense masses have passed northward.
IL is impossible to sny whether the report
that King William is moving on Paris is trUo
or not
All news is uncertain and conflicting.
A person. who lately arrived, says that n
battle occurred on saturday near Lczcrics.
The informant saw the Prussinns retreating.
There were a great number Of strngglcrs. M
official announcement of this affair has yet
reached the Minister of War.
Mcmahon il entirely FREQ in his move
ments, and IL in perfect communication with
Dazaine. Both must he fighting the enemy.
The forced marches "f the Prince Royal
have used MP many Of his men.
BRUs1EIs, August 3l.-Baznine is still
coopcd up.
The German army has been ordered Ia
camp as f.r as possible from tho last battle
field, owing TO slckonng cXhnlation.
A private London dispatch snys the French
adyicos report that McAlnhun. by his tactics
has succeeded in separating tho forces Of his
opponent, and will deliver battle probably to-
day, with most confident hopes Of success.
BRUssELs, August 81 The King Of PrussiJ
sends the following to the Queen: Narenues
August 3O.--Thc Crown Prince has hcon il
action with the 4th, 9TH l7th, and lith Ba
varinn. Mcmahon was beaten and driven be
yond the Mcuso--l2 guns and some thousand
OF prisoners were taken.
The following dispatch has no date; il wa
hlcd at lIrussels The Fronch defeated tn
prussinns here; fighting going on Mt Attigny
Mcmahon seems to bo retrcnting on the de
lenses Of tho North
The library at Strasburg has been destroyc,
by tho bombnrdmeDt
The railroad between Thionvillo and Nc
zicrs has been cut in two places
IL Is reported that the suffering Of the poo
plo of Strashurg is terrible.
LONDON August 3lst--An engagement too
place yesterday between strong force @
Prussan cavalry and tho advance guard {
McNlnhon's army. After hard 0Rhting IN
French fell back. To-day the battie was rt
Moved at Attigny.
Heralds special cable from Belgium saws
irigh'tnl battle was fought yesterday and tc
uay oy the Prussinn armies Of the Grow
rtlhce and Frederick Charles and McMahor
Iho French wore driven from their position
rms forenoon fighting was renewed. MoMf
non Ietreatcd to Sedan with the remainder
uis FORCES. The slaughter waB immense. I
Impossible 10 esiirps'e the lcne.