The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-07-26
THE FOREIGN WAR.
FRANCE DECLARES WAR;
MOVEMENTS OF TRooPs.

MOVEMENTS OF TiRoops.
A Circular from bismarck.
BERLIN, July 1.-THE North German
Gazette has a dispatch from Ems to-day
giving the particulars of the withdrawal
of Behedetti. 1t seems be accosted the
King Of Prussia while, The latter was
drinking the waters, demanding peremp-
torlly his intention on the pending iia-
broglio. He was therefore dismissed
Immediately. The same paper says there
| is much activity. at the Prussian forts,
which sic being putin astate Of defense.
Fourteen iron-clads and frigates are
ready to start from Brest and Cher
bourg.
BRUssELs, July 15.-The Intervention
of the great powers for peace has been
Intellectual Napoleon will announce to-
day the rupture of the relations between
France and Prussia and the declaration
Of ware
PARIS, July 15.-An extra edition of
the Constitutional just issued, announces
that in consequence of the insult offered
to Benedetti, France accepts the war
which Prustia offers.
The declaration of war has been an
nonnced in the Corps Legislatif.
Austria proposes neutrality unless q
third power interferes.
E6NpoS, July l5.-Count Bismarck
issued 4 circular which was telegraphed
in all directions, notifying the German
vessels to Hasten TO potts OF shelter
The notification, 9f Course, applies to
all ocean steamers belonging to German
ports.
VIENNA, July 15.-The Govsfqmshts
Of Austria. England, Italy and Russia
are known to have presented at Paris
urgent remonstrances against war.
+ LONDON, July 16.--The neutrality of
England will be difficult and perhaps i'm.
possible, and dishonorable should Hol-
Hand and Belgium become involved IN
the war. The Prussian feet of Prince
Adelbert, which has lately been in these
waters, sailed for Hiel to-day.
The Times ;nt;mates that the recovery
af AIsaca snd Tnno;na corto;n;rr m =
modern ,,ro,,;,cas as Mo1ollan Wnrthe
Mense, Nosges and the Upper Rhine and
Lower Rhine, are the real objects of the
war on the part of Prussia and in that
nv. 1 ,r;s.. S I h;sts th.t @ T. ,,,;sh n ;ntarva,,
t;on i nrobahle in casa Of the Pruss;ans
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p.sfs JSlu -. Tho n,tceed;nos i,
tha chss,hora vsstordsv ~ tba ouest;o,
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Ine a1.isss, M s;a G.e .usp' ,sass;b;a ~, =
.ha 9,s. rovern,nent mn s r. No s otberwise than i
Iad J dono :
A'T ~: aone tai, ~. AGO. ne -:
called Mexico and Sadowa, and said the
Government had made a new blnnder.-
The majority interrupted the speaker, but
he proceeded smidst the greatest aslta'
ton.
When silence was restored, GamDllla
demanded that all ,ae correspondents
had with Prussia De iaio before Tue
corps Leglslatlf.
jules Favre seconued tne mouon ~ !
long speech asserting tnat france col''
not maize war on tne autnofisy Oh teie
graphic dispatches:
Inc Minister u Foreign Analrs re-
plied ina. " was necessary 20 man wal
ana 70 10 50 imnlce'iaec'y' ~ Vluy -
give Erussla no tlme 70 arm = any
otner course was pursued ne cou'a NJ
longer remain IN tne mlnls.ly x.
Inc quesuon was .nen pus - .eae soo'sao an.
me demand lor ene collesp0nueii0o "~S
rejected Dy lo4 against o4. ~,
The Corps then adlourned tlif elsn'
i o. clock in the evening. sfsl