Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-30

tween the Rhine and the Moselle.
The rejection of this proposition by
Prussia aw0ke the Emperor's SYM
pathy with Austria.
The advance in the rate of interest
at the bank to five per cent. was a
precautionary measure rather than a
proof of the scarcity of money.
There has been thirty failures at
the stock exchange during the war
panic.
The depression in the Liverpool
market is still very great.
The steamships Bremen and Balti-
more, recently arrived at Southamp-
ton, will discharge their cargoes there
and not try to reach Bremen at pres
ent. -
LONDON, July 29.-It is reported
that the L.andwehr throughout Ger
many respond sluggishly to the sum-
mons to come forward.
There is much discomfort in Vienna
at the neutrality of Austria.
The ship DIR. Barth, from New York
for Hamburg, put into British port
! to avoid French cruisers.
Tbs bark Meridian, from PhiIadel-
phia for Bremen, arrived at Bruter
Hhven, and was overhauled by a
French man-of-war, but was suffered
to proceed. sAs
The Post, in double loaded leader.
aDgrily comments on Bismarck's lam
guage in his organ, the British Ga
zette, in regard to the alleged violation |
of British neutrality, and calls it a !
direct threat against England. 1t |
adds that the Prussian's boasting sto- |
ries and lies will before long be cor
rectly estimated. It does not believe
France covet5 Belgium, and declares
England will remain fairly neutral |
as long as Prussia withholds her |
hands.
LONDON, July 20, IL p.m.-From
the seat of war the latest reports are |
that skirmishing is going on between
the outpoSts, but there is not even q
rumor Of a battle.
LONDON, July 29.-The report of the |
Invasion Of the Luxemburg territory.
was an absurd exaggeration of !
French corporal, who crossed the |
river with some fellow soldiers in |
search of tobacco. Their appearance |
gave rise to the report of the invasion.
The PruSsian Government offers a
reward of 5000 thalers to the first SOL |
diers who capture Milvaileur.
The paper money in France is con-
demned as equivalent, if adopted, to |
national bankruptcy.
The German press continues its |
bitter attacks on England. If theirl
declarations can be trusted, this !
country has bought her neutrality of |
Germany at the cost of the German /
hate. Earl Granville, in the House |
of Lords, tonight, admitted that he |
had received a dispatch containing |
copy OF the recent treaty published in |
the Times, but had the assurances of |
the French Ambassador that the pro- /
posals originated in Berlin and de-
clined by France. .r4e- a
In the House of Commons, Staple !
ton gave notice of the question |
whether England was actually sup
plying coal to the French feet.
SPAIN.
MADRID, July 29.-The Gdzctte0 GIN
fishes proclamation of neutrt "a :.
issued by the Spanish Governmea@rrant, ARA
The severity with which the F.
authorities treated CarliSts on thu compe
der causes much gratitude. -. -.
UNITED STATES.
NEW YORK, July 29.-The Ht---
cable dispatch from London I
says the popular excitement
course of the British governm
the present war is very great, alT1 tIII
people want notice given Fran
England views with grief
pleasure intrigueS evidently hav,us 90, !,
their aim the violation of the indie
pendenee of Belgium, and will op-
pose with her whole strength any at
tempt to extend French power on the
Continent, before or after the war.
The dispatch adds, however, that on
the other hand, while eondemning
France for breaking peace, closes her
eyes to large purchases of coal and
ammunition in England for the
French army.
The German ship Etha RiehinOp
and barks Kalga and Sirene, loading
for Antwerp, have, under an old law
of the United States, taken out sea
letters to sail under American flags.
Other vessels owned partially by
Germans here, are expected to do the
same thing,
PRUSSIA.
DEhi4lNY Ou1y "a utldCltllldLlt
OF French troops, consisting of three
companies of Infantry and eighty
hOrsemen, attacked half a Prussian I
regiment of infantry at Vockingen.
The French troops were repulsed with
loss of one officer and eight men.
One Prussian soldier was wounded.
The Prussian government has de-
clined to allow foreign military off,
GERS at army headquarters.
The North German Gazette says of
English neutrality, that England sup
plies France with cartridges with
which to slay the Germans.
BERLIN, July 29.-The Government
recognizes the Continental Telegraphie
Bureau, OF Berlin, as its offlI Il report
er, anG. the Bureaus war bulletins are
to be posted throughout Germany.
This establishment is the principal
agency in Germany for supplying the
Associated Press, exclusively, with
news for the Press of America.
A Berlin correspondent semi-off-
cially says that Belgium has been
enlightened, by publications, as to the
greed of France and her own interest.
If Germany is conquered by France /
Belgium is in position to Oblige Napo-
leon to pursue without result what he
begun without q motive. If she is
firm Germany viii protect Belgian
frontiers.
RERIIS, July ga general move
ment of the Rrussian forces in front
of the French line has commenced,
and it is evident that decisive opera
tons are near at hand. Troops are
rushing on to Mayence from all di-