The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-08-02
IRON our Ertra Of Yesterdayl
Interesting European N Intcliuence.

IRON ou, Extra Of Yesterday1,
1ntereatang European Intelligence.
,LoNDoN, July 30.-The steamer ;Arte-
mus, belonging to Bull, and laden with
~, m1a4i Is detained at iMemel by Prussians
A1e Pretext Tor this action is unknown.
M. De Hessips received, the freedom
OF the CITY to-day A formal exchange
OF speeches between the Lord Mayor
and the distinguished visitor, was one of
the features of the occasion, ,'r
A proposed Gallican demonstration at
limerick tomorrow has been forbidden
by the authorities.
The birmingham Gazette thinks that
the Irish affection for the French EN-
peror is nourished by French gold.
Ihe French army is placed as follows:
ist CORPS, Marshal McMahon, nt Stras-
burg; I'd corps. Gen. Frassard, st. Ar
nolds 3D. corps, Marshal Bazaine, Metz;
Atm corps, Gen. Count Ladmiranth, Thi-
onvlile; 9th corps, Gen. DeFailly, Bitoh-
zen; 9th corps, Marshal Canrobert, Cha
Ions; 7th corps, Gen. Doney, Belfort;
quarters.
The country between Treves and Nav
ence is we'll filled with soldiers.
It is now thought that the Prussian
army proposes to cross the Rhine from
Baden, into France, near Huningu, two
miles below Basilc.
There is much activity in the German
military circles to-day.
Line French press, regardless of poll
tics, praise the Emperor's address to the
people.
The price of breadstuffs and other ar
tlcles at Paris are nearly the same now as
Oh the eve of the Austro- -Prusian war.
MADRID, July 30.-The departure from
Madrid of the Duke Montpensier, is con-
tradicted.
A committee of Republican deputies in
the Cortes, yesterday, decided to support
the demand for prompt reunion of the
Cortes, to definitely establish the Con-
stitution.
A permanent committee of Cortes, ap-
pointed before adjournment of the last
session, will meet tomorrow, to fix the
time for the meeting of the next ses-
siou.
ROME, July 30.-General Kanzler, of
the War Department., proposes the forti-
fcation of the city.
The Pope's Chaplain has gone to Paris
to receive the Canadian defenders of the
Pope.
vienna, July 91.-Austria consults
Italy on the attitude to be presented
She is said to contemplate giving notice
to the Pope that the concordat shall no
longer be considered binding. Vienna
journals complain that the King of Ha-
mover and the Elector of Hesse compro-
mise Austrian neutrality by their secret
lntr!gues, and say that the former should
recall his legion. There is nothing new
from the frontier of Germany.
BERLIN, July 3O.-It is officially stated
that Lord LOTUS, the British Ambassa-
dor, has gone to Potsdam- to
escape discussions on the neutrality pre-
served by England in SO very extraordi-
nary fashion.
At a mass meeting held ut Cologne
yesterday, an address was adopted to the
King of Prussia; also to Germany, the
German Americans and especially those
OF st. Louis, expressive of thanks for
their aid in this imperious war.
Count von Bismarck takes the field, at
the head of his regiment of cuirassiers,
leaving Herr Thiele in charge of the Fo-
reign Office
Belgium has 1000 men in position.
The English home force is now only
10000 men.
PARIS, July 31.-Capt. Soultze, the
AH"ohIoI ot Cne n2etTduenSe, mas gOno to
the army, to inspect the working of his
weapon. The Government has resolved
to form six new battalions of National
Guards of the Seine. The entire guard
are to receive new guns.
The South German States announce
their adhesion to the Geneva Conven-
ton, so far rs relates to nmbulanccs, etc.
There is great activity in defence of
Antwerp.
LONDON, July 30.-Winslow, an Eng
lish officer in Baden service, was killed
III skirmish ut Neiderbrown.
The Ball Opened ut snurhruclxcn: