The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-18
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rapidly advancing.
London. July l6.
Neutrality of England will be difficult
and perhaps impossible. and dishonerable.
should Holland and Belgium become in
volved.
Prussian fleet of Priuce Adelbert which
has latterly been in these waters, sailed for
Kiel to-day. The Times intimates that
the recovery of Assace and Lorraine, con
tanning modern provinces of Mose'len
Murthc, Meuse, Vosges, Upper Rhine and
Lower Rhine are real objects of war on the
part of Prussia, and in that she has sympa
thics Of mankind. The Times hints tia:
English enterveution is probable in case
the Prussaus lose strength.
Paris, July lG.
Proceedings in Chambers yesterday on
questions of war were interesting and i'm
portant. In Corps Legislalilf Thiers in Il
long speech pronounced against Declara-
tion of Government. lie iound after all
vas said France had reed satisfaction FROM
Prussia and war should not be made on her
for mere formaiiy. Prime Minister Olii-
vier responded to Thers, he said it was i'm.
possible for Government 20 do otherwise
than it had done. Thiers ugaiu. took h9or.
he recalled Mexico aud Sadowa, and said
Government had made q new bluuder,
ceeded amidst the greatest agitat,oD.-
When silence was restored Gambetta de-
mauded that oil correspondence had with
Prussia be laid before Corps Legislal!f-
Minister Of Foreign aE.iIs said it was
nt c.ssary to make war aud to 90 SO i,ame-
diately, in order to give Prussia no time 10
arm. If any other course was pereucd be
cou1 not longer remain in the Ministry.
Question was then put to vote and de-
nand for correspondence was rejected lGt
to 81. Corps then adjourned till $ O'clock
in the evening.
On reasscmblng tie following projects Of
law were brought forward:
lst To call Garde Mobile into active
service.
|
teers fer term Of war.
81. To issue or demand q loan Of fifty
million irarcs in aid of army; sixteen mil
lion in aid of navy. After a shor, debate
all these propositions were carried by the
Glowing vote for 246 against 10 in the
Senate. Yesterday the Duke of Grammont
had finished declaration.
Rouher said if any Senator wished to
| speak.--iund cries Of No. No followed. NJ
Rouhcr then said as President OF Senate
will state that Senate responding for nation
approves the conduct Of the Government.
We must place our hopes in Providence ard
rely On cur courage tor triumph oi cur
rights.
LONDON, July l6.
TIE following account ot proceeding in
Corps Lesistaif last evening tavp been re-
ceived here to day. As 500 as ii Emile
Oliver had read the majority, enihnsas-
tic shouts Of Viva La Emperor were raised.
Chamber wished 10 come to II vote imme.
diairly, INIT some meuiners o.; left opposed
hasiy action. y tnmut occurred, but N.
ThieIs nj lost managed 10 be- heard. lie
then spoke vigorously against war. saying
Prussia had given satisfaction demanded by
France. and that the Chamber shOud re.
feet. He sat down amid the murmurs of
the majority.
PARIS. July l6.
The Emperor expected to head n army
in person, and by "A series Of rapid move
menis arrive at the kline before Prussia
has completed her defence.
Berlin, July lG--noon.
The King arrived here late last night
from Ems. Ilia journey was a complete
ovation.
On arrival at this city the King found
fully one hundred thousand IpupS at the
station waiting to escort him to the rilacee
The buidinss were covered vita flag
and spendidy illuminated. All along tbs
route the people cheered and sang national
songs. TAe King repeatedly came forward
and saluted the crowd. =
London noon.
The absolute withdrawal OF Priice Leo.
pold is generally credited.
Peris-noon.
Prince Napoleon arrived in Norway yes
terdoy He received dispatch from Paris
aad will return al once.
Pupils o. I'd year military sch ool OF Es-
tey have been ordered to join the army with
rank of sub-lieut.
The Emregors attendants last evening
received orders TO depart lvr the seat OF wal
forthwith.
Steamers have been dispatched to Algeria
to bring hcme troops now operating against
II hels in that country.
The Minister OF Marine has ordered all
vessels not needed ia war TO be disarmed.
a great popular demonstration in favor Of
war was made last evening.
. Journals assert that the French Govern