The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-30
TELEGRAPHIC.
ESPECIAL TO THE REa1srER.l
Dates to July 2s:h.

ate last night, telegraphed the Emperor
hat Gen. Bernish met and repulsed
iorcc OF the enemy near
the town of Nuderfroun, about twenty
six miles northeast of Strassburg. One
Bavarian officer killed, and two made
prisoners. Figro insists that the officer
killed was an Englishnian.
LoNnos, July 26.-All the journals
insist that France must explain the secret
treaty.
treaty pretext for Intervention on the
part of England.
England fayors Prussia She also
asserts that the sympathy manifested BY
Ireland for France, is due to Catholicism,
and consequent hatred of German Prot
estautism.
Dover, July ga feet of French
frigates passed here yesterday, eastward
bound. A great crowd of spectators
assembled to witness the exciting scene.
LONDON, July 26.-The Prince of
Wales has. gone to Denmark, to use his
influence in obtaining the promise of
that Government to observe o strict
| neutrality in the pending conflict.
The Prussian authorities have granted
permission to newspaper correspondents
to follow their armies.
The Pail Mall Gozette counsels Eng
land to make preparations for war, now
that Napoleon's designs are revealed.
The Empress of the French addressed
the Navy q. Cherbourg; the greatest
enthusiasm was manifested.
France denies the authenticity of the
secret treaty offered Prussia.
4 special correspondent, travelling
along the French lines, describes the
scene to be one continual military camp;
railroad trains crowded with troops hur-
lying to the scene of action, while the
roads were alive with cavalry.
PARIS, July 26.-Advices from Thi-
onrille and Stayoid state that the army
has commenced to move to the front.
NEW YoRK, July 26.-The European
steamer, just arrived, reports sighting
the yacht, Cambria, 200 miles outside,
last night.
Paris, July 27.-The departments of
, the Moselle and the Upper and Lower
Rhine have been declared in a state OF
: seige.
The Journal O6iciez says that after the
3 treaty Of Prague, in 1866, several coufer.
euces were held at Berlin between Count
Bismarck and the French Ambassador
|, on the subject of the projected alliance
: Some of the IDEAS set forth were Their
r announced, but the French Government
: never had any knowledge of the project
This publication oa the part of the Lon
: don Times is designed merely to influence
public opinion in England.
+, All the French journals represent tha
r the secret treaty was not seriously pro
:. posed by France, but it was rather a,
; attempt to test Bismarck.
: Wer news very meagre. No fighting
: reported.
: LONDON, July PA lengthy CORES
, poudence from Metz to the New Y orl
: Tribune indicates that great battle vii
y soon be fought, as preparations for
J movement to tie front are being made b
:. the French army at all points.
The French have violated the Luxen
burg neutrality.
'e King William, of Prussia, has arrive
: at Mahence.
Rumors have reached here of heav
. skirmish, but no particulars
It, France has inquired, through Russi,
in On what terms peace can be had Pru
n. sia's answer to Russia is that the inquir
,f comes too late-hostiiities have alread
in commenced.
Intrigues of revolutionary oharact,
ed reported in Rome. The Pope is serious
alarmed
"a The London Neaos says England is
J. friend of both France and Prussia, b.
more q friend of justice and right !
ire whoever infringes these, must cou
England an enemy.
he Russia favors Prussia.
NEW YoRK, July 27.-T Tho yacl
of Cambria, arrived at 3.4 ; the Dountl
larriyed one hour and half later. Til
re- of passage, % days, hours. Daaad
'3 lost two men overheard; hoveto t
hours in an unsuccessful effort to recoy
3 them.
LONDON, July 2s.--The Times sa
ew regarding the secret treaty between Pr
sia and France, that its authenticity
yes fully established, and it is clear that bs
co parties are involved in the conspira
!. touching which they should make CID
nv breast
ava kilograms from st. Petersburg ST
nts. that the people are furious because Pr