The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-30

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A London dispatch Of The 2Oth says
Admiral Mllman has been recalled from
the Mediterranean, IN order 10 command
the Channel %squsdron. Germany makes
the d~c,hroucmen, Of the Bonspaftes its
ultimatum
In the North German Parliament, amer
the Kings speech had been delivered, a
loan Of 100 o0l0 900 thaltrs was carried
unanimously.
A great popular demonstration In favor
Of France was made In the city Of Dublin,
on the night Of the 10Th. More than one
hundred thousand people, with twenty
bands Of music, were gu. on parade
French snd Irish flags were carried en-
twined. The police charged on the pro
cession and captured the fags, but the
mob rallied and re,ook them. Intense
excitement prevailed.
A squad of 200 French soldiers crossed
the frontier on the 10Th, on reconnois
sance. They were made prisoners after
skirmish. None were killed a few vert
wounded.
A London dispatch Of the e1st state
that the French army was concentrating
within the quadrilateral formed by Thu
towns of Nancy, Thionville, ~Strasbourt
and Msyence. The French Government
had been notified that the Kingdoms o
Wurtemburg and Bavaria would joir
Prussia.
The representatives Of foreign power
in London made another united effort OF
the 2Oth, to prevent war, but were unsuc
cessful.
At the Paris theatres on the night Q
the Goth, the singing Of the Msrseillais
o~ccasioned great enthusiasm.
Rumors of Russia's intention to joil
Prussia were gaining credence in PAR
on the evening of the 2ist. The Frenc
feet had passed through the Sound an
entered the Baltic, Turkey had offere
France two hundred thousand soldiers f
pay.
1t was believed in London on the 81
that the Prussians were short Of ammun
, ton, and that the French knew 1t; hen'
the great activity of their movements.
The dogma of the lnfaIlibility of Il
Pope was proclaimed at Rome on the 1St
: Its PRONUNCIATION was attended by Il
most imposing religious ceremonies.
A Berlin dispatch Of the 2ist stat
that war preparations were actively goii
on. The entire army had been mob
lied, and the artillery was going to Il
frontier.
The cable news on the 92d is to the
feet that tfS ogSX, @aMa,o IS !,
called out for active duty. lsss
men are allowed substitutes. The 81
peror was i'll at St. Cloud, and he wov
, not, therefore, join the army for sol
days. A riot had occurred at Cologne
consequence of the high price of pl
visions. Russia was reported in favor
supporting the French Governme'
South Germany would abandon Prus
and Join France at the first opportuni
J. Spain was firm for neutrality. The MOI
German Lloyds had announced q suspt
re sion Of the steamer service to Amer
a Austria was not arming.
In the massacre of foreigners at Pek
n neither age nor sex was spared, and so
IN persons were burned to death in the bui
ings destroyed.
he A proclamation announcing the St
at neutrality of Italy was issued at Flore
he on the 23d. Demonstrations were m
in Milan and Genoa in favor of Prus
ed Dispatches from st, Petersburg decla
he that Russia would maintain her neutr
8. ty. 1t was believed at Vienna that
I'd. neutrality of Russia and Austria had b
hn agreed upon. The neutrality Of ST
in was certain. The Prussians had been
in pulsed at Garden. A Prussian Il
Isll crossed the border on the 23d, in the
the rection of St. Avolt and Metz, and hi
brisk skirmish with a force OF Ere
Sc chasseurs. The Prussisns retired, !
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the ing two men on the field. 1t was belle
!. the French lost ten to twelve killed.
atic A Ministerial decree, publishedin /
bth on the 23d, forbids the publication IN
way of any account of the movemen
the French army or navy.
The London Times Of the 25th publ
a projected treaty submitted BY
French to the Prussian Government
guarantees its authenticity. The preai
sets forth that the King of Prussia
90. the Emperor of the French, in ord'
strengthen the ties Of friendship bet
s,sd the two governments and people, etc,
bv conclude the s%ubioined treaty. IL
first article Napoleon admits and r
nizes the late acquisitions of Prussia
Austria. In the second, the Pru
ven. King engages to facilitate the II
ACQUISITION of Luxembourg. In the
the the Emperor scquieaces in the uni.
. for the North and South German >
Austria excepted. In the fourth, III :
VIC. finding it necessary to absorb Ben
I'd of Prussia lends her assistance to that
nici- ure. The fifth article Is the usual Q
ction offensive and defensive alliances Del
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