Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-28
EVENING STAR.
THE WAR.
KILOGRAMS LAST NIGHT.

..-r.G-.v.- # TIE French troops \ secret tie
.-it sarr1- ha- been ,,isCoyereI IN Genoa. ami
/. age quantity o. guns aai ammunition seized
D. o., government.
The roTE ALARMED.
Th. Pore j. deeply alarmed At the projects OF
Trance ard The Pl0ts OF the party OF a ton
...lts - The tine Of the final vote on inlal,-
r...., al nos sending ia their adhesion % the
" article 81 faIih. Among those who have
..s- >-cr-"ri Their acJuie>cence are the Arch
-s-roI.> 81 l.'iuS. Tours, ChamAery. Auch and
.r,. aud the Bishops Of Orleans, StraSbOuTg,
~ar.-ts. Ns.ue~. Sarbe and Clcr1Uut.
.-FANCE E~E- t'SpTTICNS CF FEACE--FBT SSIA
fETIIES &c II Il TOO LATE
L0NUsN. July France inquired through
..r--ia on " lat conditions peace mi ght he male.
i.-r-sia'- reply 10 Russia was embodied in four
-.,.i~-'' u - too ia5e.'
AMERICANS VOLUNTEERING.
pans. .tuiy Z1.-The GaulOis repeats the
-rfu,r TIA; ari AZ eriCan legion OF i've hundred
men H. e.. -sIiZiug here under the inmani OF a
French oH.cer. The report il stlil regarded a.
.iCy5t:''-
PARIS. July The Carli-t movement i'll
SPAN As,S beer. abandoned, Don Carlos having
given otensc 20 h. sdherents BY Offering to
KxrrANATIoS PROMISED.
EEELIS. July =. Eyening.-COunt Bismarck
OF gan promises TO give. on the part OF frnSsIt,
an IuIus mate explanation of the tranco-FruS
-I5H treaty
rRE inns vERsIoS or The SECRET TREATY
toNBu~. July THE Times to-day main
fairi- that IT. publication OF the proposed secret
,~,afy between France and Prussia has had
one good efeCt-it has secured the neutrality OF
Belgium. which. without this warning, would
have been liable to violation at any moment.
sEEgST-THE CITADEL OF ASTwERP-AN Ex-
FECTED PROCLAMATION.
PARIS. July The evening journals report
that a RUSSIAN Major was arrested in Metz and
released sn iu,uHU francs bail
y French military correspondent writes that
tIc famous Citadel of Antwerp Is unlnh2oitaDle
ard iuti-fvu>i..i--
The Emperor. on his departure for the from
ter will issue p proclamation eJhOTting French
men 10 mar tain union, order and tranG utility
Turing the WIZ
rvACTATioN OF wEIssERrILLIG BY THE rEUs-
SLAMS ISCENTEATISG AT MAYENCE-EU-
ruF~ tiT ENGAv ENESTS.
PANS July THE Liberte has the follow
ing information from the scene OF WARTIME
TTus>!arss have evacuated Neisserbillig. and at
'Irevr> they have only two SIuadruns OF cavalry
.rtt Ihty axe concentrating at VI ayence, where
EIug William arrived last night. There are
rur,rsS OF cEzaE-mln tS Yesterday, where one
vs.- hi Ell aud eighty made prisoners, without
any los, I, the French. No details OF the fight
rLsDGED TO PRUSSIA.
SIESF~EADES July -6--The Duke of Nassau
t.virg tsru invited by NAPOLEON to join the
French army, replied that his services were
giedge, t. PRUSSIA.
C,S~TASIfNorLE. July via ParlS-The
wa ,suoTaiI-cS business here. Many failures
Uav- uCcsIrrgd and more are expected.
pll cIs.i HJtI-CariOn has been received by the
t.gste from Vienna, OF Au>tria's neutrality.
ANcTHE "a DENIAL UF THE SIT BET TREATY.
LcNlrN. July Nj Olivier, i'll a letter to a
friend h-Iv. denies the negotiation by France
- ala al - secret treaty with Prussia. The
French Munster 81 Foreign Affairs positively
mic siat that France has entertained any
I,.c.s q aEEeNing Belgium.
EHE IA-E~I FEpN The eEAT OF WAR-A
GRAD MOVEMENT ACROSS THE FRONTIER
ANTIyTrATED.
fSrr,.ai to tie New York Tribunel
L"Nl,lN. July The correspondent 10 the
Nv N0rS Tr,fgEs, al Metz. expresses the be-
i.It that grand movement across the frontier
will commerce on Wednesday or THURSDAY.
The centre and nearly the whole OF the right, eX-
,,.tthC grUly Of Africa, which is rapidly coming
a. anu 81 which the Corps D.s Elats Is already
hand, are how - line between the Bitche and
~arTag!c uiIes. Tse lett wing, which is I'M
r..r-ely --TUL- az Metz and ThiOnvllle, will
max, Tor Sai.I-lOuIS and BickeUfeid. the right
leading i,T kaI-cTi4stSU, and thus the move
rueft viii BE- along tie western slope OF the NOs
CstS. aisIOuSh corps viii probably be ordered
q move in a parallel direction along the east of
tLat range 20 watch the Gcilles and give warn
~ Oi a IaI.k attack by tie FTussiInS. IL l. not
unlikely tine French army will then descend the
valley Uf the NOi.C. and tie Ming OF Prussia, II
~ is wiling 10 4 hit al all on the lett bank,
VIII accept Eajj!e sOmew here about Kreutznack,
a position -trOTg n it>eiI and afortinS secure
retreat UlOn Mayence.
N,l.l r. -.-a 10 the chances of success of the
two Ccnlb4tantS in the first battle, believe the
CC'i> are immensely in favor OF France. For
TIE last twelve DAYS she has been m.Issing the
whole OF Ter army on the frontier, and within
one OF two mar hes OF the BitChe and Sarregue
usuts. 4 have heard OF = certain number of
t4;taiiCIS beiEg cent forward and OF others re-
naming behind, but a. far a can judge the
iTrICh axe eyaCuatIng every garrison en- Uiasse
I put tign; hundred thousand down a. the low
ct number the Emperor means 10 have under
rs haI.G AID III complete communication at the
entrance OF the campaign, and 1 believe the
CUuceIt. ydIpu now iJuly ~ TO be within forty
eight hours OF completion The PruSsians have
hardly vet been able TO effect such cOncentra-
ton OF strength as tine French have certainly
L1uC. and / believe that on the opening OF the
samVasIu. either with or without "A battle, the
FTuSsIzI.< must retire behind the Rhine. The
weather y most inviting Tor military operation Ms
The country seems made for war, from the alb
SenCe ~ fences To eInbaTTass movements. Wa
Ser. fuel. ard standing OF stacked corn for for
age are 20 bc met with everywhere IEeTc are
n.sny villages in which troops might, II ncces-
lazy. sleep at night.
gEEoEIEy VOCATION Or SEUTEAL"TG EY
FRANCE.
TENTS. Julv 1.-The French Yesterday viO-
lated the neutrality Of Luxembourg. "A party
~ one hundred men from Sierck crossed 10
Stai,H--r. singing the Msrseillsise
TER CHEI.ECt EG NAVAL EAPEDITI"N.
IrNroV. July Mid I'M yht.-Adyice> from
cher. JuTg state thai the squadron IS complete
Is tor med. Ii - under the command OF n Vice
admiral and tEO Rear Admirals, the chief in
.. LIE a-4l b,iE- Wee Admiral Count BOuet vii
..Iu. 70 y hose flagship = the iTOn-cl2d Suryeii
laLte- j lie first division i under order OF Rear
Admiral FOthouan, whose flagship l. the iron
e. .,. e. gate la SavCie. This division comprises
tEc i.OH-c!ad III gate GTiernc, the IrOn-claJ
sII tg.... aut! the IrOn-clad ran ITuTc4G. The
second. ,iE = or is commanded 10y Rear Admiral
i'.,I GU-IIc. lJ comprises The irOE-clai frittes
t5t.I,.s aIst FIaHdre, the irOn-clad cJryettcs
Ilets- and ,iJEne D'ATc. The I;ochambsau
above mentioned = the DuudeTberg, bought in
tit United States. The thickness OF her plates
inches. that of al the other ships inches.
Inc EOCAambeaus armament l. IS guns OF !,
md 10 inches lore, throwing solid shot weighing
10 pounds distance Of T., $50 feet.
The feet - thoroughly equipped in all re-
SpCCtS. but trained soamen are wanting. The
frst division was to sail on Saturday evening,
the second probably on Tuesday.
fNcts.-TEe first division was doubtless the
sane which raised Dover on the 18th
The trarsi OTts wOuld follow last, embarkin 2
the cOInK OF marines now forming al Cherbourg.
Cicner& De NascOigne arrived this morning to
in-pect this coIIS; General RebOul goes in COM
fnand of IL. The corps numbers s 900. and il is
intended 10 land on the SchleSwig coast to Join
Gen. BOu-bakis 81, 'fJ men The squadron Il to
blockade the PTu-Sian coast The troops are
CsVeCtet 20 operate from Denmark.
IRE tiefr noes OF CberbOurs have been strength
eEeL VitEiu q few days; but had PTussian feet
attacked the place last week II might have en-
tered tLIoagh the western pass, burnt the arse
ga! AID the town, ard retired through the east
sEn pass without receiving a shot. Detachments
o.! Infantry and marines are constantly arriving.
TIE TRANSPORT Feet i composed Of large sailing
veS-el> sIih auxiliary screws, aad will be com