The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-18

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large contracts for hay in this country for the
use Of the French cavalry horses.
Prussia Graves the Protection Of our
Flag.
WASHINGTON, July Is.
n is reported on good authority that the
Prussian Minister, Baron Gerolt, has con-
ferred, by instructions of his government,
with the State officials as to the protection
that will be given to Prussian ships sailing
under the American flag.
WASHINGTON, July II. !
The Prussian Minister here mas ordered the
North German steamers to ports Of safety.
The details of his instructions are suppressed
It is known, however, that ne discontinues The
lines hitherto running from New Orleans and
Baltimore to Bremen.
A Revelation iR Roumania.
VIENNA, July IA.
The papers of this CITY announce reVolu-
tion In Roumania as imminent. The Austrian
Censul has informed his government that 1.-The
days of Prince Charles are numbered
R-ussta Meant War from the Start.-
Withdrawal sx the French Troops from
Rome-The AxlIance Between Austria
and France
PARIS, Saturday, July l6.
The Journal gficiel this morning publishes
the following statement: Eight days ago
Bismarck sent by special messenger to Wer-
ther, the Ambassador of the German Confede-
ration, an order to make no concession to the
French Government" He said, ''Do not be
too much impressed" Bismarck continues:
'We are ready. Prolong the situation, if pos,
sible, to the 9th Of july"
The Journal argues that Prussia meant war
from the beginning, and sought only to gain
time.
Prince Napoleon, as soon as he arrives from
Norway, will be charged with an important
missioa'to Italy.
The journal asserts that the French Govern
ment, as soon as the result Of The vote on the
Infalhbility dogma was known here, signed
an order for the troops to come from Rome.
Count Benedetti arrived in this city last
night, coming from Ems instead Of from BeF-
lin. he did not receive his passports He
came.to give the Emperor verbal explanations.
Nothing positive has been ascertained yet
concerning the alliance between France and
Austria.
tits reported again to-day that Austria will
remain neutral.
,Werther, the North German minister, and
all members Of his embassy, left Paris yester-
day afternoon for Berlin.
"A European Congress-Singing the Mar
seilIaise-The French Conee-mfn
Cannon.
PARIS, Saturday, July 1e-P. III.
There is great activity at the War Depart
ment. A:large number of sealed orders hove
been sent in various directions.
Lord Lyons, the English Minister: fs endea-
voring to- get his colleagues here to present
collective request for o congress ofthe Euro
pean powers I'd settle the question between
France and Prussia.
The Lberte Of to-day says that Count Bene-
.dettis dispatch was not communicated to the
Chambers yesterday becase it contained, be-
sides matter from Count .Rsmarok, projects
looking to certain alliance with France,
which may be realized tomorrow.
The Emperor returned to st. Cloud after the
council of the ministers to-day.
LAST evening artists Of various pleasure gar
dens in the city received permission to sing
the Marseillaise. The audience in all cases
Joined in amid great excitement and 'enthu-
siasm.
Last night many citizens called upon and
congratulated the Emperor. Several club
houses were Illuminated last evening.
The government is sustained In war sup
piles by the Corps Leglslatif, by vote OF 246
to 10.
The Senate approved the action of the gov
ernment without division.
There was an immense demonstration on
the streets and boulevards last night.
Prince Napoleon arrived in Norway yester-
day. He received, dispatch from Paris and
will return Immediately.
Holland declines the offer made by Prussia
of an army to defend the frontier.
Edmund About will go to the front as the
war correspondent of the Moniteur de soir.
sian riled cannon by the revolving cannon,
shooting 40 balls per minute,) and perhaps
Lyman's American gun.
A Startling Declaration by the London
Times-Probnbility of English Inter-
ventton.
LONDON, Saturday, July 16.
The London Times intimatcs that the recoV-
cry OF Alsace and Lorraine, containing the
modern provinces of Moselle. Meurthe, Meuse
and vosges. on the Upper Rhine and Lower
Rhine, are the real objects Of war on the part
OF Prussia, and In that she has the sympathy
OF mankind. The Times hints that English IT,
terventien is probable, In case Of Prussia
losing strength. The neutrality of England
will be difficult and perhaps impossible, and
dishonorable should Holland and Belgium be-
come involved In war
The Prussian fleet of Prince Adalbert, which
has latterly been in these waters, sailed for