Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-07-20
The War in Europe.

Austria, England, Italy and Russia are
known to have presented at Paris urgent
circumstances against war.
Paris, July l6.-The Chambers at their
session to-day voted an appropriation Of
so, 000,000 francs for the army and 49,
600, 900 for naval purposes. A bill was
adopted to call out the Garde Mobile,
and for the enrolment of volunteers. The
military enthusiasm of the people is una
bated.
Paris, July l6.--'rhe headquarters of
the French army is at Tangiers. The EN-
peror assumes chief command, with Mar
shals Bazaire and Mcmahon as his subor-
dlnates. The reserves, called the "Army
of Paris" are ready to start at a signal.
Berlin, July l6.--The Prussian army is
concentrating at Theirs Cour and May
ence. The King arrived here at 8 o'clock
last night. During the entire night hun
dreds of thousands of persons were parad-
ing the streets, cheering and singing the
national anthem. All the promenat es
were illuminated. A2
Austria is forming military camp on
the frontier of Prussia -Hi
Paris, July l6 The French Garde
Rationale has been called into service.
London, July l6.--The diplomatic eff
forts of the British government to preserve
peace have failed oa'as.0 .''
Amsterdam, July 16.--Holland has de-
clared her neutrality.
Berne, July 16.--Switzerland has ask
ed the Chambers for power to preserve
her neutrality.
London, July 16.-The Times, in Its
leader, to-day, stigmatizes the French
declaration of war as the greatest nation
al crime that has been porpetrated since
the first empire. 1t is the unjust but
carefully premeditated act of one man,
the ultimate result Of personal rule. Many
will back German stedfastness against
French impetuosity. The worlds naval
sympathy is with Prussia. The Emperor
must strike soon if he would strike hard.
Woe to him if the ardor Of his troops has
time to abate He can only return as
conqueror upon the scale of Austerlitz OF
Wagram.
Paris, July 15-3 P. M.--The excite
ment in this city is very great to-day
No opposition to war is manifested by any
class Of citizens.
The Emperor received dispatch from
Queen Victoria, this morning--a last APP
peal for peace; and similar dispatch
was also sent from London to the King of
Prussia.
Brussels, July l6.-La Beige says the
Belgian Government has received satisfac-
tory advices from the Courts of Berlin,
London and Paris, concerning the main
tenancc Of Belgi, neutrality.
London, July l6.--The official
exp ession of the Minister'S leads to the
belief that England peremptonly forbids
the occupation of Belgium by France.
Paris, July I'm. Rauho, President
to the Senate last night that
the
PRUsSIANs HAD ENTERED FRANCE
At Laudou, where they made demons.
tration and then retired.
The army of Saxory is being modified.
The bridge of boats at Kohl, on the
Rhine, near the mouth of the Kinzig,
connecting with Strasbourg, HAS BEEN
BLOWN UP
The Duke de Grammont, Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, has informed the English
and Belgian Ambassadors that France will
respect the neutrality of Belgium even
strategetialy.
A French war loan of $500, 900, 900 f.
has been obtained
London, July 1.-THE European gov
ernments are pressing both Faahcc and
Prussia for pledges for the
LocALIzATIoN OF THE WAR
To their respective territories. .
d" TILE PRUssIANs CROSS THE FRONTIER. led
Berlin, July 1.-THE Prussian army
on Saturday crossed the Frontier at Sierk,
a walled town of France in the Depart
ment of the Moselle, on the right bank of
the Moselle. After destroying the rail-
way between Thiervile and Luxembourg
they retired.
The French army of invasion is report
at $50, 100000.
Bavaria, is mobilizing her army and
will support Prussia.
The Duke de Grammont, French Min
lster of Foreign Affairs, has demanded
that the King of Prussia should write an
autograph letter to the Emperor Napoleon,
apologizing for his conduct in repulsipg
the French Minister, without mentioning
the relationship of Prince Leopold and
the Imperial Family.
Dispatches from South Germany show
that the feeling is unanimously strong in
favor Of Prussia.