Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-23

Fish, and verbally informed him
that France will respect the treaty
Of Paris of1s56, with regard to the
Neutral flags.
New YoRK, July 19.-Cotton
irregular and heavy. Uplands
193, Orleans 2O4. Sales 400 bales.
Gold 204.
New YORK, July l9.-Specie
shipments for Europe to-day was
two million six hundred thousand.
The agents Of the General
Transatlantic Company, announce
to steamers of the French line not
to stop running in consequence
Of the war in Europe, consequent
ly Lafayette will leave port on
Saturday, the Esd for Brest and
Havre.
It is understood that the re-
firing French minister Bertheneg
and Col. Bonaparte of Baltimore
will be passengers on the Lafay-
cite.
LONDON, July 19.-The London
Times says the sword must now
decide. Earl Granville, British
Secretary Of State, and Napoleon,
had three hours conference. Re-
plying to deputation of the Ma
tional Guard, Napoleon replied
that upon them he relied for protec.
ton of the Capital during the
war.
LONDON, Noon, July 19.-Con-
soils 904; bonds S24.
LIVERPOOL, Noon, July 49,
More cotton failures announced
here to-day.
Cotton dull and nominal. Up
lands 9sd; Orleans 9sd. Sales
estimated at 1000 bales.
LONDON, July 19.-The Post is
skepticsl ontouching news received
from France and Prussia. 1t as
cribes bulk Of dispatches to spec.
ulators.
Paris Journal Official announces
that the Emperor has decided not
to receive either in Imperial quar-.
ters or quarters ofgeneral officers,
! any volunteer or any foreign officer
or any one not belonging to
the French army. The Theirs
publishes this morRing an indig-
nant denial Of having received, as
stated by Figaro, a letter from
the King of Prussia, thanking
him for his speech against war.
When the Emperor quilted the
Tuilleries to-day to return to St.
Cloud, he was loudly cheered by
the people.
BERLIN, July l9.-Last evening
King William made q speech to o
great crowd Of people of Berlin,
who came to congratulate him,
He said he was not responsible fol
the war which had just broker
out. He might personally be
passive under an outrage, but
Germany, even from beyond th'
seas had spoken-sacrifices WERE
sure.
Prussia has been spoiled By
her rapid Victories in two wars
and perhaps worse fate attends
her now. He, however, knew
what to hope from a good army anC
people.
The French proclamation 70
the purpose Of exciting the PEG
pie to revolt has been distributed
WASHINGTON, July 20.-It il
rumored that Prince Napoleon
takes the land force to the Baltic
to cooperate with Admiral Wei
lanruez in occupation.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-Pro
vost Paradal committed suicide
this morning at 2 O'Clock, with
pistol. His mind yesterday
seemed wandering and disturbed
though engaged in business unit
q late hour. It is supposed h
committed the deed while labor
ing under insanity, produced b.
over work and intense heat.
COLOGNE, July 20.-The French
passed the frontier near Saur
brucken and seized the custom
house.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-Sher
man remains here to reorganiz,
the Army.
PHILADELPHIA, July 20.-Jame,
Gibbons. chairman of the Fenial
Executive Committee, issued til,
following: In view Of tn
iminency of a general Euro
pean war. and a strong pre-
liability Of England being engaged
q General Committee of Iris
nationalists, irrespective Of pas
difficulties, will be held in Cincin
natl, August 23d, to adop
such measures as will pre-
mote the cause Of Irish indeper
dence.
WASHINGTON, July 2O.-Parada
though evidently partially Dc
ranged, made preparation for som
accident. He wrote O note to tn