Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-21

war in the advance OF all our prooucts,
and the looscning Of the money market
and general enlivening of trade, cons
p.erce ard industry,
The following are the latest dispatches
received as we 20 to press:
LoxpoN, July IS General Moltke
stated in the Prusslan Cabinet Council
that Prussia was never better prepared
Tor war than ut the present time,
According to private information re-
crwed n this city, the French army has
1. start OF five days on that of Prussia.
There is IL rumor IA circulation that
the Fr nch troops have commenced bonn
hardin. the town of Saarlonis.
the French iron,clad fleet is chasing
the prussian squadron toward the baltic
pru sian troops are pressing westward
Some have received counter orders, winch
are, perhaps, on account OF apprehen'
sions respecting Austria.
dispatches from the continent report
that Prussia has received formal decla'
ration Of var IRON France
Don Carlos mas been expelled from
France.
News is received direct from the seat
of war tu | clock this afternoon
There mas been no bloOdshed
A noon 'o>day the Prussan forces oc'
cupled The following points: Saarbruck,
in Rhenlsh Prussia, and NeuburS, III
kbenish Bavaria Both of these towns
are directly on the frontier. They also
had u force concentrated at Linden, in
Hes sc. Darmstadt
LoNpoN, july 1872 p. m.-The Times
and NewS continue to denounce Napol'
con.
There are exciting rumors on the Stock
Exchange that Russia has joined Pru''
STA as an ally. Everything Is declining
Bonds have dropped to S2i--a fall OF 4
Cunsois, 90{
The MorniRg Post has double lead
ed article containing the following -
ANY violation Of Belgian territory ends
Ensiaud's neutrality.
The Times expects to be Obliged to
chronicle Prussian reverses ut first, ow-
Ing to the superior preparations and ELI
cheney Of the French army. Prussia
needs at least another lortn 5ht to set al
together in readiness.
The Times also SAYS France with
out Il shadow Of excuse or Justification,
punges Europe in II war OF which no
person living may rec the end. v
The Gio6e has an article day torres
shadowing The occupation Of Belgium by
EugllSh troops,
PARIS, Jul y lS.-The Gaulois says
that sweden according to dispatches re-
celved here Yesterday, is ready to JOIN
Denmark and France, it the fleet oper'
ates in the North aud Baltic Seas.
BERLIN, July IS--The OBiciat Press
asserts that Renedetti, lately French
Ambassador to this city, courted Insult
bv * peatedy waymying and addressing
KING " lillian. After he had received
Prussia ultimate answer, he renewed
his insoent demands 1t is said that
Benedict was not recalled by the French
government, but had a leave OF absence
granted him on u matter altogether tor
eign to the question at issue.
NEW YORK, July lS-'rhe following
was received by the Tribune this even
Ing from its London correspondent -
Private letters from Paris represent
that there is prospect Of serious trouble
between France and Great Britain. The
French Government Is furious at the
tone of the English journals, and strong
representations have already been made
through diplomatic channels 1t is
threateneA2 that all app ications from
Enslishm for army passes will be re-
fused.
A meeting Of certain members of the
House of Commons was held, to-day to
consult rs to tho propriety OF holding
great meeting to express sympathy
with Prussia, and have been shown let
tiers from prominent members approving
the project. The workingmen propose
holding meeting for the same object.
The feeling here against France l. UNI
versal and intense 1t is now thought
that the troops recently called home
spm the English colonies, have been
c,t centrated here in anticipation OF the
present war. Great Britain has now at
her home depots, $4,000 regulars, and
by calling out the reserves she could
muster nearly 100000 men. There is u
great ylty in the navy 1t is reported
that secret instructions have been gwen
to the French officers that the troops
sha divide ali the land they conquer.
LONDON, July l9--lhe Times of this
morning abandons all hope of mediation,
and says the sword must now decide.
The Chronicle Enthusiastically dod-