Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-06

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You so 70 combat aezinst one Of
the best armed 0f European eOun-
tries, bnt other countries as valiant
as this, have not been able 10 resist
your yal0F, and il viii be the same
to-day. The war which nov COM
mehces win be long and hardly
contested, for Its theatre will be
places hedged with obstacles and
thick with fortresses, but nothing
is beyond the persevering efforts
Of the soldiers OF Africa, Italy and
Mexico. You will prove
once more what the French
army is able to accom-
plish. Animated by a sentiment
Of duty, maintained by discipline,
Influenced by love Of country,
whatever road we may take
across our frontiers, we will
find upon 1t glorious traces of
our fathers, and we will show
ourselves worthy of them
All France follows you with conf.
dent prayers, and the eyes Of the
universe are upon you. Upon our
success depends the fate Of liberty
and civilization. Soldiers, let
each one do his duty, and the
God OF Battles will be with us.
"NAPoLEoN,
"At general Headquarters,
AT Metz, 2Sth July, 1870"
WINDSOR, July 29.-General
0'Neil and Col. Brown pleaded
guilty to a violation Of the neu-
trality law and were committed to
await the sentence of the court.
Col. Hugh McGinnis forfeited his
bail.
BkRLIS, July 20.-Foreign Off.
GERS forbidden to enter the Prus.
sian lines.
The North German Gazette has
a sharp article on English neutrali.
ty, saying "England furnishes
France with cartridges 10
slaughter Germans"
PARIS, July 29.-The French
newspapers are furious over re.
strictions regarding the publica-
ton Of war news.
The Prussians early abdication
rumored.
Proclamation of the seige oi
MOzelle, Haut and Bas.
The Rhein official publishd the
following fortresses have been
placed IN a thorough state Of
readiness for offensive and de.
fense: Metz, Thionville, Longwy,
Marshal, Phalbourg, Schlettzdat,
Belmont, New Briedach, Dichten
bOurg, Lafetite, Pierre, Montmdy,
Versure and the entire fortifica-
tions Of Strasburg.
LONDON, July 23.-The An
dressy, assures diet, that under all
circumstances Hungary would 60
with Austria.
The Times says the drain OF
gold is subsiding; the amounts on
the way from New York, will go
a long ways to counteract the ten
dency of pressure in the money
market, and the advance in rate Of
interest to five per cent, was the
precautionary message, rather than
the proof of the actual scarcity
ofmoney in thirty failures at Stock
Exchange. since the war panic.
The depression in the Liverpool
market is still very great.
The Steamship Bremen and Bal.
timore, which recently cargoed
there, will not attempt to reach
Bremen. The Leepsig is the only
vessel of this line known to be OF
sea.
LONDON, July 29.-Street ru.
mors to-day are of successful ne.
gotions between Lord Lyons and
Duke De Gramsnt at Paris, where.
by the preservation Of peace is
assumed are again in circulation
However it is not generally cred
tied.
The war panic at exchange con
tinues.
Six more failures are reported
to-day.
BERLIN, July 29.-The govern
ment has recognized the Cont
mental Telegraphic Bureau of Ber
lin, as its official reporter for the
Bureau of War.
A Bulletin will be posted
throughout Germany.
An agency will be established
in Germany for supplying thu
New York Associated Press ex
clusively with news, for the pres
Of America.
Bismarck recently submitted t
the government at Florence, proof
of Napoleon's double policy to
wards Italy,
PARIS, July 29.--Food ant
forage is said to be scarce in Ger
many.
LoXDoR, July 29.-Rev. Henry
Griffin Williams, Professor o
Arabic, Cambridge College, il
dead.
Parliament adjourns August II
Gladstone proposes a bill to re
assemble Parliament in six day
after adjournment.
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