The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-19

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LONDON, July I9-The trans Atlantic
service OF the French steamship lines will
continue uninterrupted.
Assurances have been received from
Prussian court that the naval warfare will
not be extended to the capture of private
property on the high seas.
The Bavarisn chambers have prevailed a
credit of 100000 of forms to carry out
the war.
The various governments of Europe have
been officially notified by France of the dec
laration of war
Gladstone intends that neutrality will be
strictly preserved, and that bill to that
effect viii be speedily passed
Osborne of the house asserted in the
debate last night that England WAS unable
to put $4,000 men IN the field
The Berlin correspondent of the London
lines says the declaration of war by France
took Germany by surprise. The French
government has for long time been secret
y coming anC was ready sooner than ex-
pected to invade the German frontier in
several columns before sufficient defense
had been prepared. Thanks to the excellant
organization of the German army that this
advantage did not last long
Tne special correspondent OF the Times
at Pesth Hungary declared that the popular
sympathy of Austria is with Prussia
Austria and Hungary unanimously demand
peace and noninterterence.
The Daily News says Baden and Weurten
burg will CO operate with Prussia.
The English newspapers continue their
denunciations of the French policy.
The Telegraph anticipates al iu.med ate
hostile reply of the South German States to
French ultimatum.
p. M.-A panic prevails il all the mar
kets in Liverpool. Many failures of cotton
dealers are apprehended to morrow.
French ironclads cruising in the North
Sea pick up German vessels.
The German press are filled with seem
ingly unaffected complaints of the faisehood
and trickery BY which the Ere nch seeks to
place the responsibility of beg inning war Cn
Germany.
The city of Strasbourg has been placed
under martial law.
Eloquent addresses TO the Crown have
been received at Berlin from eli the German
states in the kingdom.
Everything is again fiat or the Stock
| Exchange in consequence of the rumor that
Austria joins France il the war. u. )
/ bonds 81 ].
The money market opens with slightly
improved tone.
/ /, s Bonds-8l4 GI82.
/ CoDsols-90(H90 J.
| BERLIN, July 10 Prince Albert vii
command the Go rman fleet.
PARIS. July l9-Quite a sir is reported
to exist among the American population o
/ Paris, and a mum Der are said 30 have sighl
| fed their Willingness to espou 'e the caus
of France.
/ T ne Spanish frontier is guarded t
p.evant the passage of Carise.
| 1t ia stated that the beat OF feelings exist
between the Spanish and Fren ch authorities
Some FIVE or SIX hundred WAS dis scovere
secreted in the mountains by the Caris'
and were destroyed. and several persons II
the vicinity were apprehended by the panis
authorities on suspicion Of their being col
cerned with the Carlise.
Admiral Wellarms will take general con
mand of the French fleet and Admiral u
LaGrivier of Rhine the gunboats.
New ORLEANS, La, July 19.-News hav
been received eere of an explosion OF II
steamer Right Away, in the bayou OF L
} Fourche, La, yesterday morning, near tn
J DaGe0uX. Nlne are repOEtea hiiico @hN =
,, injured She had no passengers. n
names of the killed are NJ. Smith, OF )
Louis, engineer, s. Cameau1, OF La pan
er, and seven colored deck hands.
! New YoRK, July l9-Two brokers in th
3 stock exchange, who had sold large smoun
. of gold to deliver at Sl.l5 yesterday, ha'
suspended. They had small capital an
have been rniaed by speculation.
1t is apprehended by shippers here that
France is so greatly superior to frussin
naval force, Napoleon viii stretch his st
s thority as far as possible in regard to Il
. second and third articles of the Paris decla
E alton, which provides that the neutral iis
y covers the enemies goods. with the e1cptit
r of goods contraband of war; and tn
II neutral goods not contraband are net lab
D to capture and are the enemies flags.
Recruiting agents have announced the
> intention of making enlistments here.
such offices are opened, they will be clos
: by the government.
u 1t is believed that the war will neoessaI
q become general, and that England VIII
brought in by the violation of the beigi
!, neutrality.
L No doubt the Pope's temporal power
IS imperilled by the present war as II ne'
d has been at any previous time. II
II French Emperor should be compelled
Withdraw his army from Rome 1t Is Ve
certain the Italian and Rou.an revolutioni
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