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would surrender the territory between the
Rhine and Mosclle. The rejection of this
awakened Napoleon's sympathy for Aus
5Fia. These offers, which Napoleon now
finds IL convenient to repudlate, nave been
repeated since 1866. ,rs..- No.. az .~as r
FRANCE-ARMY NEws-PoRTs STRENGTHENED
TROUBLES OF NEWSPAPER CORRESPOND
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PARIS, July 29.-The cable connecting
France with Algeria is completed.
Many American and English newspaper
correspondents, arrested at Metz as spies,
were released, but warned to keep away
from the army in future. -.
It is stated that the return Of General lie
Brun from the front fastened the Empe-
ror's departure.
Prince Napoleon is on the Emperor's
staff.
The French newspapers are furious over
the restrictions regarding the publication of
war news.
The King of Prussia's early abdication is
rumored. 90 s.s-y|
Food and forage are said to be scarce In
Germany.
AUSTRIA.
LONDON, July 29.-Count Audressy yester-
day assured the Diet that under all circum-
stances Hungary would go with Austria.
1t is rumored that the Austrian Catholics
will embrace Professionalism unless the in
fallibility dogma is materially modified.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, July 29.--Foreign officers are for
hidden to enter the Prussian lines.
The North German Gazette has sharp
article on English neutrality, saying that
England furnishes cartridges to slaughter
Germans.
The Government has rc0rganized the
Continental Telegraphic Bureau at Berlin
as its official reporter. The Bureaus war
bulletin will be posted throughout Ger
many. The establishment is the principal
agency in Germany for supplying the New
York Associated Press exclusively with
news for the press of America.
Count Bismarck recently submitted to
the Government at Florence proofs of Ma
poleon's double policy towards Italy. -.
NEWS FROM TIE FIELD-MOyEMENTs OF
TROOPS.
PARIS, July 29.-Large bodies of French
troops are moving northeast from Metz.
General Trochu leads the corps marching
into South Germany.
1t is thought the Prrlssians will decline
battle until the French cross the Rhine,
The Prllssians are massing at NlenWled,
near Coblenz.
Proclamation of the siege Of Moselle, and
Haut, and Bias Rhine, is officially published.
The following fortresses have been placed
in thorough state of readiness for offence
and defence Metz, Thionville, Longwy,
Marsal Phalburg, Schlestadt, Belfort, New
Breuzach, Dichtembourg, La Petite Pierre,
Montmedy Ferdun, and the entire fortiflca-
tons of Strasbourg.
TIE ENGLISH MONEY MARKET-C0MMERCIAL
FAILUREs-THE GERMAN STEAMERS.
LONDON, July 29.-The Times says the
drain of gold is subsiding, and the amounts
on the way from New York will 60 long
way to counteract the tendency to pressure
in the money market. The advance in the
rate of interest by the Bank Of England was
q precautionary measure rather than q proof
of the actual scarcity Of money.
There have been thirty failures Mt the
Stock Exchange since the war panic. The
depression in the Liverpool market is still
very great.
The steamships Bremen and Baltimore,
which recently arrived ut Southampton,
will discharge their cargocs there and not
attempt to reach Bremen. The LcipSic is
the only vessel of the line known to be at
sea.
RUMoRs OF PEACE.
LONDON, July 29-Erenlng.-Strcet ru-
mors of successful negotiations between
Lord Lyons and the Duke de Grammont at
Paris, whereby the preservation of peace Is
assured, are again in circulation, but are
not generally credited.
The war panic on the Stock Exchange
continues. Six more failures were an
nounced to-day.
PRUSSIA AND BELGIUM-PRUssIAN LOAN.
BERLIN, July 29.-The Official Journal
this morning says Belgium is enlightened
by the publication Of the secret treaty as to
French greed. If Germany is conquered
by France, Belgium is lost. Belgium is in
q position to oblse Napoleon to pursue
without result q war begun without mo-
tive. If Belgium is firm Prussia will pro-
tect the Belgian frontier.
The PrusSian National Bank has been
licensed to treat for foreign bills to the
amount of 80, coo, 900 lorins rs q portion of
its specie reserve.
The --latest.
THE TWO ARMIES MoyIHG-sKIRMlsHING
COMMENCED.
BERLIN, July 29.-The Prussian move
ment in front Of the French lines has COM
menced. Decisive operations approach.
Troops are pushing to Mayence from all
directions.
The King of Prussia babe adieu to his
guard yesterday.
METZ, July 29.-The Prussian movements
cause excitement and hurry. The main
cody will doubtless strike through Rcnish
Bavaria. An advance of the Prussians on
our left is expected.
LONDON, July 29-10 p. M.-Adyices
from the scene Of war show that skirmish-
ing has been going on between the out
posts, but no battle is yet even rumored as
having occurred.
TIE FEELING IN BNGLAND-HER VIOLATION OF
HER NEUTR AJJTy
NEW YORK, July GA special to the
Herald says the English people are indig-
nant at the course of the Government.
They want peremptory notice given
France against the disturbance of Belgium
or the extension of French power on the
continent before or after the war. The
Government, in the meantime, while con-
demning the pertidy of France, closes its
eyes to the immense purchases of coal and
ammunition for the use of the French navy
and army.
BERLIN, July 29.-England's violation Of
her neutrality by supplying contraband Of
war to France is bitterly denounced.
PARIS, July 29.-The French will pay in
gold for what they take in the enemy's
country. e....-. -..
The Prussian Government has suppressed
a large number Of journals.
War and General News Arrangements
OF the New York Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 29.-J. W. SimontOn,
o,aDara1 orant If tho New York A sSopiota6