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

Mr. Rouher asked if any Senator wished to
speak Loud cries of no, no, followed Mr..
Rouher then said:
AS President of the Senate l will state
that the Senate in responding for the nation,
approves the conduct Of the Governments
and we must now place our hopes in Prov
idence, and rely upon our courage, for the
triumph of our rights.
THE NEPHEW OF HIS UNCLE
The Emperor is expected to head the
army in person, and by series of rapid
movements to arrive at the Rhine before
Prussia has completed her defense.
OVATION TO KING WILLIAM-HE MAKES A LIT
TIE SPEECH.
BERLIN, July .16.-The King arrived here
late last evening from Ems His journey
has been a complete ovation from the start.
Pausing at Coblentz, he was surrounded by
an immense throng Of his countrymen, who
greeted him with cheers. At length the
King came forward and said: 81 am pleased
with the surprise. See to it that you be-
have as bravely elsewhere"
On arriving at the city the King found
fully one hundred thousand people at the
station waiting to escort him to the Palace.
The route lay through splendid streams Of
water and dense timber, which was covered
with flags and grandly Illuminated for the
occasion. All along the march the crowd
shouted, cheered, and sang the national
hymns. The King afterwards repeatedly
came forward and saluted the crowd from
the Palace window.
PRINCE NAPoLEoN-sT. CYR-THE ALGFRINE
TRooPs-PARIs ENTHUSIASTIC.
PARIS, July I6.-The Prince Napoleon
arrived in Norway yesterday He received
dispatch from Paris and will return i'm
mediately.
The pupils of the military school of st.
Cyr, have been ordered to join the army
with the rank Of Sub'Lieutenants
The Emperor's attendants last evening
receiving orders to depart for the seat of war
| forthwith.
| A steamer Of the Messageres Imperial
have been dispatched to Algeria to bring
home troops now operating against the
rebels in that country.
The Minister of Marine has ordered all
vessels not useful in time of war, such as
Imperial Yachts, etc, to be disarmed.
Great popular manifestations in favor of
war last evening in the streets and the
Boulevards, streets and all public places
were crowded to excess till after midnight
Much enthusiasm was manifested
| BENEDITTI ARRIVES IN PARIS
Beneditti arrived in this city last night,
coming from Ems instead of Berlin. He
did not receive his passports. He gives the
Emperor verbal explanations.
AUSTRIA STILL ON THE FENCE.
Nothing positive has been ascertained yet
concerning an alliance between France and
Austria. 1t is reported again that Austria
Will remain neutral.
BARON wERTHER DEPARTS.
Baron Werther, the North German Min
lister, and all members of his embassy, left
Paris yesterday afternoon for Berlin.
SEALED ORDERS.
The French squadron in the Mediterra-
mean has been doubled. Vice Admiral De
La Groacere is in command. There is great
activity at the War Department to-day. A
large number of sealed orders have been
sent in various directions.
LORD LYONS WANTS AN EUROPEAN CONGRESS
LONDON, July 16.-Lord Lyons, English
Minister, is still endeavoring 20 get his col
leagues to present, collectively, a reques
for Congress of European powers to set
, tie the question between France anC
; Prussia.
PRUSSIA MEANT WAR FROM THE BEGINNING
PARIS, July 16.-The journals this morn
ing publish the following statement:
Eight days ago Count Bismarck sent by
special messenger to Baron Werther, Am
a bassador of North Germany, an order t,
t make TO concessions to the French Govern
9 Inent. ''Do not be too much impressed
We are ready to prolong the situation,
possible, to the Goth of July" The journal
D argue from this that Prussia meant wa
a from the beginning, and sought only t.
5 gain time.
e EUGENIE SENDS HUSBAND AND SON TO III
FRONT.
The Emperor leaves Paris to-day for tn
: seat of war The Prince Imperial will &C
company him. The Emperor desired this
] and the Empress does not object. TIL
military attendance of the Prince is il
: readiness.
The Prince Napoleon, as soon as he al
f rives from Norway, will be charged with al
e important mission to Italy.
|, The Last man and the Last ThGLer.
s BERLIN, July 16.-The Government is i
a hourly receipt of dispatches from ali part
e of Germany, Offering men, money, arms
horses, etc, in support of the natiOna
s cause, and asserting no sacrifice that ca