The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-07-30
follows you with confident prayers; the

our SUCCESS QepenOS the late OF liberty
and civilization. Soldiers, let each one
do bis duty, and tho God of Battles will
be with us. NAPOLEON.
HEADouARTERs AT METZ. July %.
PARIS, July 29.-The cable connecting
France with Algeria is complete.
PARIS, July 29.-Mnny American and
rested at Metz as spies, were released,
but were warmed to keep away from the
army in future. It is stated that the
return Of LeBrien from the front hast
ened the departure of the Emperor.
Prince Napoleon is on tho. Emperor's
staff. Large bodies of French troops
are moving North-easth from Metz.
Gen. Brocher leads n corps into South
Germany. It is thought that Prussia
will decline battle until the French cross
the Rhine. The Prussian are mnssing
at Neuwied, near Cobrenz
PARIS, July 29.-Frenoh newspapers
are furious over restrictions regarding
the publication of war news
The King of Prussia's early ab dica-
tion is rumored.
Tho following fortresses have been
placed in q thorough state of readiness
for offence and defence: Metz, Then
vile, Longevy, Mnrsail, Phalbourg,
Schutlstadt. Bcllfort, New Breisach,
Dichtembourg, Lapetete, Prem, Mont
mady, Verdure and the entire fortifica
tions of Strasbourg
BERLIN, July 29.-Foreign officers arc
forbidden to enter the Prussiau lines
The North German Gazette has sharp
article on English neutrality, saying
England furnishes France with cart
ridges to slaughter Germans.
BERLIN, July 29.-The official journal,
in an article, to-day, says: Belgium has
been enlightened, by tho publication of
the seoret treaty, as to the French creed,
and it Belgium is lost, sho is in posi-
tion to compel Napoleon to pursue the
war begun, without motive. If Bel
gium is firm, her frontier will DO pro-
tected by Prussia
LONDON, July 29.-Count Andresser
assured the Diet that under all ciroum-
stances Hungary would go with Austria.
The Times says the drain of gold is sub
siding. Amounts on the way from New
York will go long way to counteract
the tendency of the pressure in the
money market. The advance in the ratio
of interest to five per cent. was pre-
cautionary measure rather than proof Of
actual scarcity.
LONDON, July 29.-The Times, discuss
ing Motley's recall, snys fickleness is the
reproach of the republic. 1t eulogises
Motley, and congratulates the world that
lie goes back to literature.
1t is rumored that Austrian Catholics
will embrace Professionalism unless infal-
libality is materially modified.
The British Government is quietly but
actively preparing to meet any emergen-
cy. The dock-yards and arsenals are
busy day and night. The story is re-
peated that France offers Italy GO, 1000, 600
livres and the evacuation of Rome for
her fidelity.
The demand for discounts at the Bank
of England is rapidly diminishing.
The steamships Bremen and Bnlti-
more, which recently arrived at South
ampton, will discharge their cargoes
there and not attempt to reach Rrcmeu
The Leipsig is the only vessel of this
line known to be at sea.
sLoNDoS, July 29.-Street rumors, to-
day, of successful negotiations between
Lord Lyons and the Duke de Grammant,
ut Paris, whereby the preservation Of
peace WAS assured, arc again in circuln-
ton, which, however, are not generally
credited.
The war panic at tho Exchange con-
LlnueS. DIX more 10llufcS are announced
to- day.
LONDON, July 29.-Rcv. Henry Griffin
Williams, Professor of Arabric, in Cam
bridge College, is dead.
Parliament adiourns August II.
Gladstone proposes bill to re-assem-
ble Parliament i'll six days after adjourn
ment.
The Prussian ambassador to England
states that France, in 1866 offered to
lend Prussa 800, ZOO mon to war against
Austria, il Prussia would surrender the
territory between the Rhine and Mo-
zelle. The rejection thus awakened
Napolcon's sympathy for Austria.
These offers, which Napoleon now finds
it convenient to ropudiate, has been re.
peatod since 1866.
WINDSOR, July 29.-Gon. O'Neill and
Col. Brown pleaded guilty to q violation
of the neutrality laws. They were com
mitted to await the sentence of the
court Col. Hugh McGinnis forfeited
his bail.
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