The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-18
FRANCE,


PARIS, July 1G.-The Emperor is expect
| cd to lead tie army in person, and by Sc
ries of rapid movements arrive ut the Rhine
| before Prussia has completed her defence.
The Government was sustained in its
budget for war supplies by the Corps Le-
| giSlatif to-day bya vote Of 246 to I'D.
The military pupils of the class of the
| second year are ordered to join the army
with the rank Of sub-leutenants. The AL
gerine army is coming home. There was
an immense war demonstration in the
streets and Bouleyards last night.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, July 16.-The King arrived here
this morning. His progress from Ems was
q continued ovation. There were over
| 10000 persons assembled at the railroad
station here to welcome him. He made u
short address to them, saying he hoped they
| would be rs enthusiastic and brave else
where.
The Bunder- rath of the North German
| Confederation met here yesterday. The
| PrusSan Dict was already in session. The
chiefs of all parties assure the King of their
unqualified approval Of his dignlfed and
energetic action.
LONDON, July 16.-Count Bismarck has
| telegraphed in all directions notifying Ger
man vessels to hasten to ports OF shelter.
ENGLAED-THE "TIM Es's OPINION.
LIVERPOOL, July 19.-There is much eX-
element in the markets. Breadstutfs are
rapidly advancing.
LONDON, July 16.-The Times this morn
| ing intimatcs that the recovery Of Alsace
and Lorraine, containing the modern pro-
vinces of Moselle, Meurthe, Meuse, and
Nosges, on the upper and lower Rhine, are
| the real objects OF the war on the part of
Prussia, and in that she has the sympathy
of mankind. The Times hints that English
| intervention is probable, in case of Prussia
| losing strength. The neutrality Of England
will be difficult, and perhaps impossible and
dishonorable, should Holland and Belgium
become involved in war.
The fleet Of Prince Adalbert, of Prussia,
which has latterly been in these waters,
sailed for Kiel to-day.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, July 16.-The Governments Of
Austria, italy, England, and Russia, are
known to have presented ut Paris urgent
circumstances against war.
Second Dispatch.
LONDON, July 16.-The absolute with
drawal of Prince Leopold is generally
credited.
PARIS, July 16-Prince Napoleon arrived
at Norway Yesterday. He received dis
patch from Paris, and will return immedi-
ately.
BERLIN, July 1G-The Government is
hourly in receipt of dispatches from all
parts Of Germany offering men, money,
arms, horses, &c, i'll support of the national
cause, and asserting that no sacrifice that
can be made will be deemed too great for
the cause OF Germany.
The Government recommends Bremen as
the port of refuge for German shipping.
PARIS, July 1G.-The Journal this morn
ing publishes the following statement:
"Eight days ago Bismarck sent by spe-
cal messenger to Baron Werther, the am
bassador of the German confederation, an
order to make no concession to the French
Government, in which he said do not
be too much impressed. We are ready.
Prolong the situation if possible to the Doth
of july The Journal argues from this
that Prussia meant war from the beginning,
and sought only to gain time" -.
The Prince Imperial will accompany the
Emperor to the field. The Emperor desires
this. and the Empress does not object. The
military attendants of the Prince are in
readiness.
Prince Napoleon, as soon as he arrives
from Norway, will be charged with an I'M
portant mission to Italy.
The Journals Of to-day assert that the
French Government, as soon as the result
of the vote on the infallibility dogma was
known here, signed an order for the recall
of the French troops, from Rome.
The Bourse to-day opened declining;
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