The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-23
TELEGRAPHIC.
A. Nj. Report.
1HE EUROPEAN WAR.
Popular Demonstration
to Bavaria.
Condition Of the Bank of France,
HEAVY LOSSES BV BANKERS.
Two Provinces ask to be
Neutral.
NAPOLEON AT PARIS WITH Als son
Address Of the President Of the
Corps Legislatiff:
THE EMPEROR'S REPLY
Prussia taken by Surprise.
Moltke "the Organiser ofVietOry"
THE FAMOUS PRUSSIAN GUARDS
STILL AT BERLIN.
All Germany Enthusias-
tic and United.
PruSSians ION to PariS.'
FIRE In CHICAGO--W6MAN BURNED
Base Ball Excitement.
- - y
ALI Germany Enthusias-
tic and United.
PrusSians ION to Paris"
FIRE In CHICAG0--W8MAN BURNED
Base Ball Excitement.
Market Reports.
Reported Expressly for the ARGUs.l


PARIS, July 23.-Popular demonstrations
have been made to Bavaria against war.
The bank OF France has thirteen hundred
millions of specie.
RothchiIds lost twenty millions by the
wac Eranger and other bankers also lose
heavily.
provences OF Chabalis and Franciguy IN
Savary be declsed neutral, but her request
has been .etused.
Notwithstanding the reports OF the En
perors illness he came here to day, and re
ceIved large deputation of the corps iegis-
Iatif at Tuelleries. President Schneider OF
the corps legislatif addressed the Emperor
as follovs:
Slr-The corps legislAsif terminated
its labor, 1t has unanimously
voted all subsidies and all laws needed tor
uasional defense, thus giving sigma proof OF
It's patriotism. Ii II IL true thai not he who
declares wsr but he who causes 1t Ii the real
author, there will be but one voice among
the nations, tu lay the responsibility on
Prussia, who, maddened by unhoped tor sue
cesses, and encouraged by our patience aud
desire to preserve for Europe the benefits OF
paece, has copspIred az ainst our security
and attacked our honor. In such q case,
France knows her duty. Ardent hopes fall
on you, to follow you TO the army, which,
accompanied by your son You are to take
command of. Behind you, behind our ar
my, so accustomed to carry high the stand
ard of France, is the nation. Resign with
out uneasiD ess the regency to your august
| spouse. s,he will unite with the authority
| aer great qualities to insure the force gwen
| py libe .al institutions insugurated by you.
| he be ad of the nation is with you and the
| army.
| To this the Emperor replied:
! Messieurs | experience great satisfaction
| IN the eve of my depar ure tor the army, IN
| oeing able to thank you for the patrIonc Co
operation you have given my government.
| Var is legitimate when made with the
assent of the country and the approbation oil
Is representatives. You are right ID re
| .alling the words of Montesgin, the true
| ,uthor of war: at is not he who declares
| ,ut he who renders 1t necessary" We have
lone all to avoid it, and may say, the entire
nation in irresistible force, declared ou'
resolutions. | contide to you, in parting
the Empress, who will call you around her
should circumstances require. She know
bow to fill courageousiy the position o
Empress. / take with me my son, so hs
| Will learn, III iuc mtust Vi thc M nv" -
serve his country. / am resolved to pursue
with energy the great mission conhded II
me. ] have faith in the success of ou
arms, for know France is standing behine
me, and God will protect us
LONDON, July 23.-In the House of Lord
to day, Earl of Carnovan. made a resolution
of thanks to the Canadians for repelling th
Fenian invasion, but lively opposition wa
manifested ano after long debate thu
resolution was withdrawn. -,
The House of Commons last night hnaii
: passed the education bill by a ote OF i'9 I
50. The House subsequently d debated IN
budget until adjournment.
The army movements on both sldes al
slow.
A special correspondent writes from
Berlin on the goth says Prussia WAS actual.
!, taken by surprise, no body contemplated
sar hence the concentration force wa
) ess advanced than with the French, no
Is will Van Moltke be hurried. There are tvs
methods mobiizing the Prussian army
any quicker way is when regiments march
! They are now waiting for reserves whicl
follow when ready, the more regular metho
l. Is when regiments await the reserves till th
,f ranks are full The latter and slower metho
II has been adopted, showing that Prussia i
in no dread threatened in the lmmedia'
invasion.
n, No soldiers in tho famous corps OF II
Prussian Guards have yet left Berlin. II
, infantry reserve arrived on Tuesday. hee
10 ments are expected to march on Friday
, Enthusiasm and conf ience are daily =
ID creasiug throughout GERMANY. which is on
comparable to that Of the Nor.h when &c