The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-18
THE FOREIGN WAR.
Movements Of Both Armies
The Lines Being Drawn.

L"NDoN, July 1.-THE neutrality o
England will be difficult and perhaps
impossible, and dishonorable should
Holland and Belgium become involved
in the war The Prussian fleet OF Prince
Adclhcrt, which has lately been in these
waters sailed for Hiel today
The Times mtimates that the recov,
srv OF Alsace and Louaine, containing
the modern provinces Of Mozellen,
Mnrthe, Mense, Nosges and the Upper
Rhine and Lower kline, are the real
objects of the war on the part Of Prus
sia and in that she has the symIathies
Of mankind. The Times hints that
English Intervention probable in case
SOL T., rrus-an. losing strength:
Paris, July l6.--rhe proceedings in
the Chambers, yesterday, on the ques,
ton Of war, were interesting and i'm,
portant In the Corps Legislaiii
Thiers, in long speech. pronounced
against the declaration OF the Govern,
ment lie found, after all was said,
that France had received satisfaction
nom Prussia, and war should not be
made on her for mere iormality.
Prime Minister Olivier responded 10
rhier4. He said it was impossible for
the Government to do otherwise than il
had done
Theirs again took the floor He re-
called Mexico and Sadowa and said the
Government had made a new blnnder.
The majority interrupted the speaker,
tut he proceeded amidst the greatest
agitation.
When silence Was restored, Gam
hilla demanded that all the core
spondence had with Prussia be laid be
fore the Corps Legislatif
Jules Favre seconded the motion in Il
long speech, asserting that France could
not make war on the authority of tele.
graphic dispatches
The Minister OF Foreign Affairs re-
Piled that ii was necessary 10 make war,
and TO do so Immediately, in order to
give Prussia no time to arm. If any
other course was pursued he could no
longer remain in the Ministry.
The question was then put to vote
and the demand for the correspondence
was rejected by l64 against 81
The Corps then adjourned ill eight
clock in the evening.
On reassembling, the following pro-
jects of law were brought forward /:
First, to call the Garde Mobile into ac-
live service; second; to authorize the
enlistment of volunteers for. the term of
thewar and third, toissues demand loan
Of fifty million francs in aid OF the
army, and sixteen million in aid OF the
navy.
After short debate, all these propo-
sitions were carried by the following
vote For, 246; against, 10.
In the Senate, yesterday, after the
Duke of Grammont had finished his
declaration, Rouher asked if any SEN
ator wished to speak Loud cries OF
no, mo, followed NJ. Rouher then
.aid AS President of the Senate, |
will state that the Senate, responding
for the nation, approve. the conduct of
the Government. We must place our
hopes in Providence and rely upon our
courage for the triumph Of our rights.
PARIs, July l6.-The Emperor is ex-
pected TO head the army IN person, and
by series Of rapid movements arrive At
the Rhine before Prussia has completed
her defense
BERLIN, July l6.-The King arrived
here at u late hour last evening from
Ems. His journey was complete
ovation from the start Pausing at
Coblentz he WAS surrounded by an i'm
mensc throng of his countrymen, who
greeted him with cheers. At length
the King CAME forward and said Il
am pleased With this surprise See to it
that you behave as bravely elsewhere.
On arriving at this city, the King
inuud fully 100000 people at the sta
ton waiting to escort him to the Palace
The route lay through the splendid
street Water Den Linden. which was
covered with flags, and grandly illu
minated for the occasion. All along
the march the crowd shouted, cheered
and sang national hymns The King
afterwards repeatedly came forward and
salnted the crowd from the Palace win.
dows.
LONDON, July l6.-The absolute with
drawal Of Prince Leopold is generally
credited
PARIS, July l6.-Prince Napoleon
arrived in Norway Yesterday He re-
ceived dispatch from Paris, and will
return Immediately.
The pupils of the second year OF the
military school Of ST Cyr have been
ordered to join the army. with the rank
Of SubLieutenaRL
The Emperors attendants last eveh.
ing received orders TO depart tor the
seat OF war forthwith.
The steamers of the Messageries Inr
perial have been dispatched TO Algeria
10 bring home the troopa now operating
against the rebels in that country.
The Minister OF Marine has 0r,iered
all vessels not useful in the time Of war
such as Imperial yachts, kc., TO be dis
armed
Great and popular manifestations in
favor Of war were made last evening in
the streets and on the boulevards The
street, and all public places were
crowded 10 excess till after midnight
Much enthusiasm was manifested.
Paris. July l6.-The journals assert
that the French Government, as soon
as the result OF the vote on the iHfalIi-
hility dogma was known here, signed
sn order for the recall Of the troops
from Rome .t.s.
Bourse opened declining: rentes 6't
TIC.
Benedetti arrived I'm thi- city last
night, coming from Ems instead Of Ber'