The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-07-29


As follows: That the army vii first chte
Hesse 10 ncutrslizc the Southern States q.
Germany. II will then occupy and fortify
Frankfort. From this point they will SWEEP
oil the Prussian territory TO the left Of TIL
Rhine, then enter Prussia BY way Of West
phalia, and the destruction Of the confcder
alton will follow.
The Islrie this morning Gays that tn.
Prussian Embassador at Vienna started las
night for Berlin with the official declaration
of war.
The Minister of War asked the Corp.
Legisiatif for IN increase Of tho military
class of 1870, from $1,000 to 40 900 men
and that the contingent may be called Out
TO serve till January LIST.
La L;1ertIs states that Changaricn will
probably be Minister Of War rice LcBouf,
who takes the field.
The journal de !s1;Ur has information that
the American Minister Wnshburne has agreed
to protect Prussian subjects In France. II
adds that Washburne has not made such a
promise without the consent of the French
government.
The Empress has sent 10, 900 francs 10 the
Secretary IT. aid of tho wounded.
II Is ruluOrcd that Denmark has given
way TO the influence of England.
Russia, SO far. has shown NO signs Of
swerving from neutrality.
France has notified Prussia that she will
not use explosive bullets II Prussia will not.
After the first battle has been fought III!
tho powers Of Europe will make IN cifOr: to
stop the conflict
The French journals have received orders
to publish no information concerning mill.
tary movements.
The Catholics of South Germany arc re-.
ported ~ being opposed 10 Prussia.
Berlin, July 10Th. Tho King made .
speech to The people last evening, saying
that he was not responsible for the war; that
he might personally he passive under the
outrage. but Germany, even beyond the
seas, had spoken of sacrifices. He said that
Prussia had not been spoiled by rapid VIC
tory in two wars, but pcrhaps worse fate
awaited her. However, We know what to
hope from God, the army and the people
Brussels. July l0th.-Francc has notified
the Great Powers that she has entered into
reciprocal engagements with Belgium and
Holland, insu,ing neutrality. France is
also negotiating with the same view with
Russia.
Florence, July 13th.-Thc italian govern.
ment has called out two classes of militia
reserves, rs q precautionary measure.
London, July 19th.-The steamer Union,
of the North German line 10 at Bremen, and
will not leave for New York until further
orders.
The surveillance in Paris over tho telc.
graph prevents the forwarding of any news
unfavorable TO the government
The authorities on Saturday night f0rcibIy
put stop to the riotous demonstrations Of
the peace party in Paris. One thousand
men. waving white flags, marched through
the streets Shooting "Viva Ia pax!'' A col
lision with the troops WAS at one time i'm.
lnineut. The Project OF Police, on Sunday,
ordered nil demonstrations in the streets
London, July 20th.-Telegraphic com.
munication between France and Germany
has been destroyed by the authorities.
A gentleman just returned from trip up
the Rhine tells his experience. He says the
German army 10 quiet, grave, anxious and
resolutc. On the other hand, the French
arc yelling. drinking. staggering and liter.
ally spelling for fight. For every German
soldier he saw there were 100 French.
Paris, July 20. Il. is rumored that Prince
lard force co operate with the fiect in occu.
pylng the Territory of Hanover
The Bank of France announces that it
will advance ito rate of interest to 81 per cent.
Cologne, July 20th-The French passed
the frontier near Soar Ducken last evening,
and seized the Custom House.
Berlin, July c0lh.-The Pruseian govern
mcnt has announced that merchantmen,
even of the enemy, will not be Interfered
with on tho high aoaA, unlcsx for carsAs
which would expose neutra!s to seizure:
Gen. Wicdcl, Ad]utan. General of Han
over. was arrested at Wciniar As . spy.
Dublin, July 20th.-A great popular dem
onstrati0n was made In this city last even.
ing. in favor Of France. More than Ion. 1000
people, with twenty bards of music, parad.
ed Inc streets. carrying French and Irish
flags. The police charged the procession
and caDturcd these flags, but the mob rallied
and reiook them. Intense excitement pre-.
vailed.
Washington. July l9-Ths French Min.
lister called upon the Secretary of State to.
day and verbally informed him that France
would he governed by the provisions OF the
Secretary Fish telegraphcd to Minister
WsshOurn to-day, ut the request of the
North German government, 10 ask the con.
sent of France to permit the American LIE.
CATION to extend 10 German subjects the
same personal protection ~ was extended
10 French subjects In Mexico by the Ameri'
can Legation.
Washington, July 2o-Prcvost Paradol,
the new ErencO minister, cOmmiCeO SUICIDE
this morning Ivy shooting himself with
pistol. He had been very busy aimee his ".
rival, and yesterday his mind appeared to
I've wandering, though lie continued 70 give
attention to business during the evening. II
was presumed that he lshored under tempo.
rary insanity. caused by the heat. ..
New York, July l9-Thc North German
Consul here received the following telegram
from Bismarck: "Privatc properly on the
high seas IL to hs exempt from seizure by
Prussisn vessels, without regard 70 recipro-
city"
4 specia, to tho New York Times says Il
Is positively asserted In London-on what II
regarded as the highest authority, that Aus
tris Joins France against PrusejA
The French lire announce that their stea.
mers will sail n usual. Among the pasecn.
gers by the Lafayette, on Saturday, will Be
N. Berthemer, the late French Minister at
Washington, aud COL Bonsparte, OF Balti.
moro. ...-.-....,.. s..,-.-,-. 4. -,.z.r-.
The PYusesAn Eovesnmsn% has made pro.
posals for tho Stevens battery:
Chicago, July .l0-0eu. Sheridan. with
one uaSmbeS of HE staff, leaves Tor Europ0
on q tour Of observation of the war between
France and Prussia. He expects . visit
both csispa !. ~ ~
The excitement among the Germans con-
tipuoa Over 100 young Germans left ~.
serduy and to-day Tor New York, en- route
Inv tkc Arena Of war with the intention Of