The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-07-17
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Foreign News.
VIENNA, July, 16.-The Governments
of Austria, England, Italy aud Russia,
are known to have presented Mt Paris
urgent remonstrances against war.
BERLIN, July 16.-The Bundesroth of
the North German Confederation met
here to-day. The Prussian Diet is slrea-
dy in session. The chiefs of oil parties
assure the King of their unqualified ap-
proval of his dignified and energetic
action. The King has arrived An ova-
tion of over 100000 awaited him at the
station. The King hoped they would be
as brave elsewhere.
BERLIN, July 1G.-The Government
is hourly in receipt of dispatches from
oil parts OF Germany Offering men, money,
arms, horses, etc. in support of the na-
tional cause, and asserting that no saori-
too great for the cause of Germany. The
Government recommends Bremen as the
port OF refuge of German shipping.
LONDON; July 16 Count Bismarck
has issued circular, which has been
.telegraphed in all directions, notifying
German vessels to hasten to ports Of
shelter. This notification, of course,
applies to oil ocean steamers belonging
to all German ports.
The London Times intimates the re-
covery Of Alsaae and Lorraine, contain
ing the modern provinces of Mozelle,
Meurthe, Muse, Vasges, Upper Rhine
and Lower Rhine, and says they are the
real objects of the war on the part of
Prussia, and in that she has the sympa-
thy of mankind. The Times hints that
English intervention is probable. in case
of Prussia losing strength. The neu-
trality of England will be difficult and
perhaps impossible and dishonorable,
should Holland and Belgium become in
volved in war.
The Prussian. fleet of Prince Adalbert,
which has latterly been in these waters.
sailed for Kief to-day. r
a.; PARIS, July 16.-The Emperor is Tex.
pected to lead the army in person, !,Md,
by series OF rapid movements, to Arrive
Mt the Rhine before Prussia hGs CON-
pleted her defence.
The Algerian army is coming home.
There were immense demonstrations in
the streets md boulevards 1ast night.
LATER--Government has been sus-
tanned in war supplies by the Corps
Legislatif-voto GAG tg 10. The Senate
approved the action of Government
without division.
Count BeneditN arrived in this city
last night, coming from Ems instead of
from Berlin. He did not receive his
passports. He, came to give the Empe-
ror verbal explanations.
The Emperor will leave Paris to-day
for the seat OFF war. The Prince Impe-
r!al Will accompany him to the field.
The military attendants of the Prince
are IN readiness. Prince Napoleon, as
soon rs lhe arrives from Norway, will be
chergeq with an important mission to
Italy. ! The journals assert that the
frepeh Government, as soon as the re-
Suit Of the vote on the infallibility dogma
was known here, signed IN order for the
troops from Rome.
p. Werthens, the North German Minis.
ter, and all members of the embassy, left
Paris yesterday afternoon.
I; The French squadron in the Meditcr-
ranean has been doubled. Admiral
I de Ia Graviere is in command.
r. There is great activity at the War De-
partment to-day. A large number of
sealed orders have been sent in yarious
directions.
Lord Lyons, the English Minister, is
still endeavoring to get his colleagues
here to present collective request for a
Congress Of the European powers to
settle the question between France and
Prussia.
The journals, this morning. publishes
tho following statement: Eight days
ago, bismarck sent by special messenger
to Werthen, tie Ambassador of tho
German Confederation, an order to
make no concession to tie French Go.
vernment. DO not DE too much i'm.
pressed, Bismarck continues, that we nre
ready. Prolong the situation, if posi-.
BILE, to the Goth of July. Tho journals
argue from this that Prussia meant war
from the beginning, and sought only
to gain time.
Domestic News.
New YORK, July 1G.-The steamships
City of Brussels take ont 81, ,225, 900 in
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