The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-30
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Dates to July 24th.

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Paris, July 23.-The army of the
South of Germany is ordered north. 4
Prussian army goes south.
1t ia reported that Denmark has de-
eided on war.
Hungary has declared, also, for France.
The Emperor's proclamation to the
people created profound impression.
STRAsBuRe, June 23-Thc panic
here this morning was created by the
explosion caused by the Prussians in
blowing up an abutment of the kehl rail
way bridge,
Marshal MeMahon is expected here to
morrow.
French troops are massing at Metz and
the Onville
Intrigue between 'Hesse and France
suspected.
Imperial Guard arrived at Nancy, to-
day.
Couriers have been sent to advise the
Cabinet No steps will be taken until
the arrival of the French fleet
HPortion of the French Algerine army
arrived at Lasemaicr, in front of Stras-
burg.
Prussians burned the eastern end of
the bridge connecting the city with Kehl.
LONDON, July 24-Prussian vessels
are pressing into the Channel and into
the North Sea-. to intercept supplies of
coal for the French feet
BERLIN, July 24-The only written
document, received by Prussia from
France, arrived here last Tuesday, and
was declaration of war,
The Austrian journal O6ictate, says
Napoleon viii proclaim a Republic
throughout Europe, in case coalition is
made against him.
Guns are being placed upon the forti-
fcations in Paris.
A Prussian-force from Strasburg cross
ed the French border, where they were
met and attacked by the French The
PrussianE we're forced to retire, leaving
two dead on the field The French sus-
tanned loss of ten or twelve.
Russia CD seems determined to abridge
the duration of the war as much as pos
sible.
PARIS. July 22d-The official journ-
al publishes circular of the Minister of
Foreign Affairs, which describes the
progress of negotiations between France
and Prussia, and concludes "History
must assign to Prussia the responsibility
for the war, which she had the means Of
avoiding"
The Emperor received the Corps Leg
islatif at the Tuilleries to-day, aud COM
plimentary addresses we're exchanged
1t is expected the Emperor will take the
field soon. Several skirmishes are re-
ported, but it is extremely difficult to
obtain news. as correspondents are not
allowed to enter the army lines.
Prussia proposes the neutrality of the
Baltic, but France refuses.
A bread riot is reported at Cologne.
1t is reported that South Germany
will abandon Prussia at the first oppor-
tunity.
MADRID, July 22d.-There are parties
here who are trying to excite the popu-
lace against France without effect
1t is reported privately that Prince
Leopold is on the Franeo-Spanish from
tier.
LoNDoS, July 22d.-Tho Prus slams
will adopt the defensive line from Cob
lcntz along the Rhine. Bismarck and
Moltke are confident of success.
SAN FRAScIsco, July 23.-The Prus
sian Government has issued circulars Ii
all Consuls of the North Germany in for
eign States, requiring them to forWare
Immediately all Germans liable to mill
4or- d,,tv v,ay;nr passaoe to Eaderland
and furnishing nesessary articles, ant
also to forward volunteers who wish t.
fight for Germany.
Martial law has been proclaimed il
the Rhenish provinces of Prussia, as wel
as Hesse, Hanover, Schleswig and east
ern Prussia.
The port Of Hamburg is still open.
The Prussian headquarters are now a
Krensonach, eight miles south of Bengel
Prince Royal Frederick William com
nands the left of the army; Prince Fred
erick Charles the center. The defense
Of the coast are entrusted to Gen. Falk
enstein The staff is the same as in tn
war of 1860. Gen. Dereyse will lead th
advance over the Rhine. Saarsbruke
will be the center of operations.
More than one hundred thousand vol
unteers have been enrolled in Germany
Tuesdays Dispatched
LoEDoN, July 25.-Specials fror
Metz say three companies have forme
around the city; sixty cannon hav
been placed in position bitches, case
mates, and bomb proof barracks erected
while the utmost enthusiasm and zes
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