The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-20
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land will be diificult and perhaps impossible
and dishonorAble should Holland and Belgium,
become involved in the war. >
y The Prussian feet Of Prince Adelbert, which
has latterly been in these waters, sailed for
Kiel to-day.
The Times intimates that the recovery of
Alsace and Lorain, containing the modern
provinces Of Moselle, Weurth, Meuse and Vos-
ges ON the upper Rhine and lower Rhine. are
the real objects Of the war on the part Of Prus-
sia, and in that she has the sympathies Of
mankind.
A Liverpool dispatch of the 10th instant
states that there is much excitement in the
markets here. Breadstuffs are rapidly ad-
vancing. White wheat is 11h.
BERLIS, July 16.-The King arrived here
late last evening from Ems. His entire jour
ney WAS a complete ovation. At Coblentz he
was surrounded by an immense throng, which
greeted him with cheers. The King came for
ward and said: 81 am pleased with this sur
prise See to il that you have il as bravely
elsewhere" On arriving here the King found
fully 100, 900 people at the station awaiting to
escort him to the palace. The route lies
through the splendid streets of White, Dent
and Linden, which were covered with flags
and grandly illuminated for the OCCASION All
cheered, and sang national Hymns. The King
repeatedly came forward and saluted the crowd
from the palace window. -.-.
The Government has received kilograms
are too great for the Prussians to make in this
cause. The enthsuiasm Is intense and volun-
teering extraordinary. Every male Prussian
is demanding arms of the Government.
Paris dispatch dated noon on the 10th
says that the Bourse is hat--rentes, 65f,
50c. -..'
The Emperor leaves Paris to-day for the
seat of war. The Prince Imperial accom-
panies him. Prince Napoleon will he charged
with an important mission TO Italy. 0.g
There is great agitation here. Many de-
monstrations in favor of the war were made
by people during the night. Crowds of stu
dents and others paraded the streets and
boulevards shouting " Viye war Down with
Prussia 'etc. Some persons who protested
were Kissed and insulted The police did
not interfere. The crowd stopped at the
Prussian Embassy and shouted insuItingly.
PARIS, July l7-Midnight-Th enthusiasm
is intense. The people offer TO pay double
taxes, and the police are obliged to protect
the residences of Theirs aud Favre, who are
opposed to the war.
The Empress arrived at Paris to-day from
st. Cloud, and was received with popular
welcome OF the most enthusiastic character
The Emperor will leave for the field on
Wednesday.
The official journal publishes the following
report: DEGREES have been issued creating a
fourth battalion for each regiment Of infantry
and sixth squadron for regiments of cav
airy"
General Antermnre. who commanded the
Ma onal Guard of Paris has been appointed
CoIamander-in-Chief Of the Imperial Guard
regiments in barracks. '.
The loan of six-month treasury bonds 10 the
amount of five hundred million francs were
taken mp in few hours. The Credit Finan-
cier and the Bank of France made efforts To
monopoliZe the whole amount
The King OF Prussia passed through Co
logne. where he was received by the neople
with every demonstration of enthusiasm.
Prussia proposes to invade France with i'm
mcnso forces.
In Patrie says that news from Denmark and
the Dutchies has been received, and that their
hatred against Prussia is 80 great that if their
Government hesi'ates to take part in the pres
ent conflict the people will rise against them
In Hanover there is great agitation, and the
Prussian general commanding has asked for
reinfOrcements
The PrusSinn Government has given string
ent orders not TO permit the circulation Of the
French proclamation to the German popula-
ton.
The army of wurtembcrg has been ordered
to take the field, and the Chambers has been
convokcd.
German mass meetings have been held in
Newark Chicago and st. Louis, approving
Prussia.
A Paris dispatch of the 18th says that the
Prussian troops have invaded the French
frontier. 1000 French troops are ready to
cross into Germany. Zouavcs from Africa nre
arriving ut Mnrseilles. Regiments are crowd.
Tng the streets on their way TO the frontier, and
grent crowds cheer rs they pass.
LONDON, Jniy l7-Crown Prince Frederick
Will take command Of the armies of the States
of the South.
German chiefs Of different parties in Hum
gary met at Pesth, and adopted resolution
declaring that every victory Of France would
be victory for Hungary.
FLoHENcE, Jnly IA great popular de-
monstration was made here to-day against
France. Crowds collected in front OF the
Foreign office and German Embassy. and
shouted: Down with France! Viva Italian
neutrality F! Viva Prussia !!r