The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-07-23

be made will be deemed TOO great for the
cause of Germany.
The Government recommends Bremen
as port of refuge for German shipping.
LA MarseiHaise."
PARIS, July 16.-I.ast evening the artists
of the various pleasure gardens received
permission to sing the Marseillaise The
audience in all cases joined in, amid i'm
mense excitement and enthusiasm Last
night many Senators congratulated>the En-
peror Several club honses were illum-
mated
Belgium Bridges Destroyed.
All the bridges on the frontiers, between
Belgium and France, have been destroyed,
that the territory of the former shall be
respected.
The Official Declaration.
The Senate will vote to-day on the meas
ures voted on yesterday, by the Corps Leg
islatif, after which the declaration of war
will be officially transmitted to all govern
ments in diplomatic relations with France
1hUTCHtHy ~ TIC TTOHCs
Every preparation is being rushed IN all
directions Great enthusiasm by both army
and people Many regiments are already
marching for the front. 1t is positively as
serted that the Emperor will start at once
for the field of active operations.
The French Polite to the Last
Before the departure of Baron Werther,
yesterday, the Minister of Foreign Affairs
expressed regret on account of the conduct
of Prussia, and the course that Werther
himself had chosen to take before a final
rupture Of friendly relations. 1t is said
that when he returned here from Ems q
few days ago, he neglected to call upon
Grammont, until the latter sent for him. and
even then said he had nothing to communi-
cate. This coldness created great surprise
Provision for the Suffering
The GaulOiS to-day announces the open
ing of a subscription by the patriotic for the
wounded and other sufferers in the coming
struggle. Emile Girardin's name heads the
list for 10000 francs.
GaucherieS.
In the Corps Legislatif last evening many
members of the party of the Left refused to
vote on the project of law submitted by the
government.
Russia an Accord a0ttb PruSSia--HoELand
can Take Care Of Herself:
London, July l6.-Rumors are in circu-
lation that Russia and Prussia are in strict
accord in the struggle against France.
The Prince Imperial will go with the
Emperor to the Rhine frontier. Camp
Chalons will be broken up Immediately.
Gen lie Beuf exchanges the war portfolio
for command in the field.
Holland declines the offer made by Prus.
sia of an army to defend her frontier.
Edmund About viii go to the front as q
war correspondent for the MOniteur De SOir.
ReUolUing Capnon-F0rtg Shots Minute.
PARIS, July 16.-France will oppose to
the Prussian rifed cannon a revolving can
non, shooting 40 balls per minute, perhaps
Lyman's American gun.
The PTusSidns Enter France.
A dispatch from Selzbas, on the Rhine,
about tweDty-seven miles from Stasburg,
received this afternoon, says the Prussians
entered France by way of Forbach, IN the
Department of Mos ellie, on the Wancy and
Mountuira Railroad, but as the Prussian
force is only said to be detached corps, no
Importance is attached to it.
The French forces near the froRtier are
estimated at 10000 men,
Proposed Attack on Metz.
1t is believed the Prussians will attack the
fortified City of Metz, the capitol depart
ment of MoselIe and an important railroad
center. They are moving on it from two
directions One body via Thonville and
another via Kehl. 1t is said the French
forces are throwing a bridge over the Rhine
near Kehl
That Blessed BeRedith.
The Li6ertc says Beneditti's dispatch was
not communicated to the Chambers yester-
day. because it contained, besides the mat
ter from Count Bismark, projects looking tC
certain alliances with France, and which
may be realized tomorrow. The Emperor
returned to St Cloud after the Council o.
: Ministers yesterday.
Hot Work Ahead-French Vessels ALread.
IN Prussian RtUers.
The French army concentrating at Metz
Napoleon leaves to-day for the border anC
will cross the Rhine Immediately. Mar
shals Mcmahon, Bazaine and Couvreherl
command divisions The French gunboa
FlotiIla Is on the Rhine. Admiral Genera
VilIy who commands the Baltic fleet, viii
Immediately lombard the Prussian ports OF
the Baltic. French gunboats are already il
Prussian rivers. The army and navy vii