The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-18

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Tha Times intimates that the re
covery of Alsace and Lorraine, con
tanning the modern Provinces O
Mazetlin. Meurthe. Meuse, -Vosges
Upper Rhine aud Lower Rhine. ar
the real objects of war on the part o
Prussia, and in thatshe has the sym
pathies of all mankind.
The Times hints that English inter
vention is probable, in case of thu
Prussians losing strength.
The following is an account of the
proceedings in the Corps Legistif, las
eve, received here to-day: As soor
as NJ. Emile Olivier had read the
declaration of the majority, enthu
siastic shouts of ''Vive La Empe-
ruer," were raised.
The Chambers wished to come to a
vote, but some members of the Left
opposed the hasty action.
A tumult occurred. but M. Theirs
at last managed to be heard; he
then spoke vigorously against the war,
saying chat Prussia had given salts
faction as demanded by France, and
that the Chamber should reflect; he
sat down amid the murmers of the
majority.
The absolute withdrawal of Prince
Leopold, is generally credited.
The Spectator predicts, as the re
suit Of the war. that the Bonapartes
will be found to have exhausted
Heavens patience.
The Bank Of Harvey & Hudson, at
Norwich. stopped to day. Great
crowds of excited people collected
about the building. It is said Harvey
died to o-day.
TIE Daily Nsaos expresses its sor-
row ct the recall of Motley, and says
FreliDghuysen will find the English
Government ready to settle all dis
putes at any time.
LONDON, July I6, noon.-The vol
unteering in Prussia is extraordinary,
the entire male population demanding
arms.
The United States frigate, Benicia,
was recently at Simons Bay. Cape of
Good Hope, en- route to China.
r The Shipping Gazette feels certain
of the recognition of the doctrines of
the Paris Conference on privateering
and blockades, and possibly the i'm
munity of private property ahoat.
1t also thinks that England should
remain neutral. Even if France
take Holland and Belgium, the Ger
man shipping will stay at home. The
French will find no charters and bus
mess will fall to neutral flags. Bust
ness will be active in the neutral
ports of Antwerp and Rotterdam.
Rumors are in circulation that
Russia and Prussia are in strict ac-
cord In the struggle against France.
Prince Imperial will go with the EN-
peror to the Rhine frontier. The
camp at Chalons will be broken up
Immediately.
Gen. Lebouf exchanges the War
portfolio for a command in the field.
Holland declines the offer made by
Prussia of an army to defend her
frontier. Edmund About will go to
the front, as war correspondent of the
MOnite1T de ,Soir.
A dispatch from Berlin says that
the South German States, in respond
ing to Prussia's notice of a deelara-
ton of war, are enthusiastic IN their
support of the Fatherland. Political
differences are obliterated by the ag-
gressions of France. Columns of
RTussian troops ara moving in the di-
rection Of the Rhine and the north
coast.
HAvRE, July 16.-The Balthazar
has arrived from MonteVideo, and re-
ports having passed on the 18th of
May, black vessel of about 1000
tons On fire from stem to stern, and
had cargo apparently petroleum.
MEXICO, July II, via HAVANA, Ju-
~ 16.-It is currently reported that
President Juarez declines to be
candidate for re election to the Pres
idency, and will use his influence in
faSo of Lerdo De Tejada. The
most prominent opposition candidate
is Porferio Diaz.
LIVERPOOL, July 16.-Tbere is
much excitement in the markets here,
and breadstufs are rapidly advancing.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 1S.-The
Viceroy of Egypt has given 10000
Turkish pounds to the sufferers by
the late confagration.
ROME, July 16.-A liberal uprising
is expected here. Fears are appre-
hended of an attack on the city.