Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-07-30

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PARIs, July 22.-It is reported /
hat Gen. Prim and Prince HOhen.
iOlleFn met on Franco.Spanish |
rontier.
BeFtheny remains at Washing.
on.
The MOniteur says 1t is not true
hat Spain made an alliance with
france. Spain remains neutral.
The Moniteur, in discussing
'russia's demand for neutrality
,f the Baltic Sea, says: ANY sup
,ort Of Prussias demand will be
as an act of hostility to
France, as the Baltic is destined
o play an important role in the
war.
WASHINGTON, July 20. - Re-
venue to-day $S75,0OO.
Fish has gone to New York.
A. Herman goes to Georgia
shortly.
The Inman Line of Steamers
carry all the American Mails.
No fighting up to closing hour.
No new developments.
The faint hopes Of peace enter
tanned last evening in diplomatic
circles, has vanished.
WORCESTER, Mass, July %
University boat race-Yale ahead
IL minutes and "a seconds, but
the victory was awarded to the
Harvard, on account offoul where
by the Harvard lost her rudder.
Brown College won the fisher
man race.
q New York, July 23.-Cotton
firm and quiet; Uplands got =; Or
leans 20a. Sales 400 bales.
Gold i9E.
New 0RLExs, July 23.-Kauf-
means Warehouse, 81 Peters ST.,
was destroyed by fire, and the
adjoining buildings were damaged.
Loss fifty thousand, partially in
sured in home companies.
ST.. LOUIS, July 23.-Col. D. H.
Buel. commandant of the Arsenal
at Fort. Leavenworth, was killed,
assassin unknown.
Thermometer for past week
ranged from 81 to 104. Many
sun strokes. General health good.
BERLIN, July 23.-Ycsterday,
Bourse was excited over a rumor
that Russia had declared war
against France, but report uncon-
flrmed. Two hundred French
on reconnaissance were captured,
none killed, but several wounded.
War preparations are going on.
The entire army is lnobilized,
and cannon are going to the front,
Bismarck's organ says Prussia
did not suffer insolence from the
French sixty years ago, and are
less likely to- put up with it after
Sadowa.
LONDON, July 23.-Details Of
the Chinese massacre fully anthem
ticates the first accounts. Neither
age nor sex spared.
PARIS, July 2S.-The report
that the Prhssian army fell back
between Coblentz and Magence is
denied.
The Swiss Government forbids
the export of sereals and horses.
Lebouf left Paris for the front.
1t is said the Emperor goes to-
morrow, Saturday.
MADRID, July 23.-Parties failed
in an effort to excite the populace
against France. Spain firm in
neutrality.
PARIS, July 23.-The Emperor
came here to-day, and received the
Corps Legislatifr at the Tuiller-
les.
BERLIN, July 23.-The North
German Consuls have directed
forward all Germans liable to
military duty, preparing passage
and furnishing all necessary arti.
cles, also forwarded on the same
terms all volunteers.
Martial law has been proclaimed
in the Prussian Rheinish provin-
ces and Hesse.
HANOVER, July 23.-Schlcswig
and Eastern Prussian Ports OF
Hamburg still open.
The Prussian headquarters are
within 8 miles ofBergen, at Kreut-
zenach.
LONDON, July 23.-There are
many shipwrecks off Germany
from the removal of beacons,
It is generally admitted that
the French army has every advan'
tage in situation. The French
have two points Of attack.
LIVERPOOL, July %, noon.-Cot'
ton opened quiet and steady; up.
lands 81; Orleans 81.
PARIS, July 23.-Lebouef per.
mits correspondents within the
lines upon parole that they print
nothing untrue.
BERLIN, July 23.-Prince Roya'
Frederick commands the Prussiar
left, Prince Frederick Charles the
centre, Herr Won Bettenfeld the
right, Gen. Won Valkenstieu com
mands the coast defences.
vienna, July 23.-It is believed
that neutrality of Russia ant