Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-29
EVENING STAR.
TIE WAR.
KILOGRAMS LAST M CHI.

Ic>roN, ,T,ly -Midnigh.-Everyl.' ng I'm IN,
.Ee4rsr that an important engagement -
.abe ItRce within three days The Pru-sl. &c
sc S'Tr' Tween Ireve- ana a VI 'a 3
.fE,r too F-fsh Cava.Ty-nOrc than thew can
--al forage ior. The opposing force Of tho
r.r.-l' ur-.HeTs S.s9.ntJ.
,--.r,...F,. VIM THE SPANISH AMBASSADOR.
The Spanish Amba-sadOr hsi an interview
vita lie Emperor ard Empress Just before tse
..-ertIr. pi His Majesty, and the AsEdssT dI
t.r remarks the ,vtrerns fT.sndliue~s CT their
-..vsel~atiIT. 7 he AmJassador says the Emp
-1I auf,s a.. -lr- well. AZ the crowd garneTFi
4-lurd TIE Imperial car the Emperor bowed
-f5slu;Iv go al TIE rcpreSe natives of 70 "a
,.vtr- a. Paris have transmitted 10 their re-
receive governments notice OF the Emperor's
Tr~s.H yIrv o. RUssIA's POSITION.
PAE-s- July The Journal otEci>' also con
.4-r- a correspondence from ~. Petersburg, III
which % q. sad t5at Russia does not SymPathiZa
--=.a prus>'a- Prussia WISHES 20 MAKE Prus-
a- lake 81 re Baltic, and attacks the inde-
-sIsleIce OF DENMARK aud that o. hall ct Ger
-aary. TIE Jurisprudence says further, the
car ;r,4ts the french ambassador here with
rJ-.uS vAvTED FOR THE ARMY.
pam. .ir..v 1S.-The Pdsrjs to-day pahIi he
. .i.~url- fst p, the Minister of the Interior an
-roHUcirg 20 the projects OF the various depart
-aeEtS t!rat the Emperor desires that the fund
usually APPROPRIATED Tor public eioiciny at the
--'s- or tile 18Th OF August, may be given thi
V'sT fu the a my.
AsfKRICAS OFFICERS NOT ALLOWED IN THE
FRENCH Inns.
u having been reported here that several
American cfliC GERS desire to follow the French
=. Iy ia the Campaigns against Prussia, tor the
prrtsCS. al making ObSeT vst0ns for the use of
Tire American government, q petition was lately
rled with rEe gOyeTLIc for the necessary per-
mission. The request was declined, the highest
.aiiitgTy authority Of the empire repeating that
,lo foreign UEccr. however high his rank. would
ise permitted near the French army.
-kFOI EoN To THE NATIONAL GUARD OF rARIs.
PAEIS. July The Journal OficisI this
~ he
Emperor. dated july 20, TO the Commander-in-
Chiet ct the Gardc Nationals of Paris:
'.bsdI '.sz a., az | beg yGn to express on my
count Cn 81 patriotism and devotion at u mo
rBent when ! an abOat to set out for the army.
have 70 ttstify to the confidence whichH re-
iose IN liz vii and ability TO maintain order in
Paris. and o. contribute to the security Of the
rs.vncy Of The Empress"
MOVEMENTS or FRINGE NAPOLEON.
PARIS, juit Prince Napoleon is going Sc
cIet!y L. Copenhagen.
THE EMPEROR AT METZ.
PARIS. July 2~-Sidnight-Tha Emperor ar
rived al tour O'Clock tins afternoon at Metz,
where To Imperial headquarters are eStsb-
ISLod- = Proclamation to the amy will be is
sued tO-n;C-Tow-
CArTCEE OF PRISONERS.
PAFrS, Iuiy 2S-ThC NoEtteHr reports that
three Tui oT;aUt prisoners have been taken at
Net. Two were officers of the Baden army
AMI have been released parole. The other
was CAPTURED while attempting to cHt the tsle-
graph WiT->- The Baden officers have been
treated VII. great courtesy by General LebT ui,
and VII he sent To Paris
Tx COAL QUESTION.
L"SUpN, !Uly 2S--Thr Shipptn1 Ga-s'ts CEN
~urss the attempt OF Prussia 10 interfere with
the CUTi trade in tIe Baltic, and has reason to
suspect Tat LcT lit Vt move Will be 10 pronounce
CCai CUItTabaHd Of war.
Trut EEDINGS OF PARLIAMENT.
LES pcs. .Glv The floor. galleries and
!JbtHC~ ~ the House Of Lords were crowded to-
l--lt vIih privileged visitors and other spec;a-
t,I~ ANXIOUS 90 hear the state of the govern
InrTt's position in the present war.
IaTi GiaHviiic said that the government WAS
embarrassed by the explosive material lying
around - with matches ready lighted, efforts
g. eNtlI- G.sE which hal been useless though
Lord Lyons had been able to hold back a decla-
ration Of war five DAYS The incident at En-,
between Count Benedetti and the Ming Of Prus-
- wa remarkable. bat TO insult was intended
All Ch>e vance of the Paris protocol which PRO
vlGes FOR the settlement of disputes by mediation
Wa> rep-diated by both parties In the presence
81 t4IS war England had but one ddty-to oh.
-trVe stTir; neutrality.
Lords MalmesJuTy and Russell approved OF
The attitude and action OF the government.
The war Was wholly needless and IneNcusable.
Parliament would certainly sustain the govern
-iIent ii its policy OF neutrality, and await an
opportunity Tor Intervention.
The blii removing clerical disabilities was
debated IN committee AND amended The India
budget Va Presented by the Duke q Argyle
Adjourned
IL The House Of Commons tonight the gov
CTIU.s II vas asLed If any order prohibiting the
cNI OItatluu q coal hal gone out.
The Attorney Genera replied that no such
OTder had been Issued. and aided that 10 would
he IN iCsSiS.s 70 lega'iy seize and drtain Goa.
uu'e=> Oh vessels III the service OF the belize
EertS.
NJ. CaTdwell. War Secretary declined to
-ai, any statement of the views OF the gov
crfiils III about placing the army on war foot
IgI-
Ire Attorney General begged the members
TO ceas putting questions OF international law
and protested against bang expected 1T tia,
'res,ht tine TO answer questions OF 50 muci
Cci4CaCy AID moment
TIE Foreign Enlistment act was introduced
After di~cJ ssing in the Committee OF suppl
-svcral appropriation bills, the House adjourned
tLLiANtE WITH FRANCE-EONE THE CAPITAL
or ITALY.
PAIRS. July .S.-The CquI,is published a re
sort tc- day that there = a conditional alliance
between France and Italy, and that the new
treaty sti TIltSS that in cease OF certain eventu
francs an leave her free 70 MAKE Rome tn
capita! oi the Kingdom
TaE Pore.
AGvicss ireu Rome represent that he Pop
accepts a. Inevitable the evacuation OF Rom
Il the French tI,OFS.
rLTTs raTICNs To SUPPLY EEvoLTs.
IoNupN- July threat excitement has heaI
caused ~ BauUhiau Principalities nv the bre K
~ ont Ci war The people are p-eparing 20 n
iEe II"Ttuf-lF 20 obtain DdcPcn fence. TuF
ley l. cCIse3 Ienty aiming 10 prevent the re
volt
DIVISION or THE CONGRATULATIONS
i"Aupr- July Z>-Ehu eigian camp at Bev
49, --' Nttt 81 al tie tEoct- nave u ei
"~t--t,st- -r-rrE che 'front.' tJ.tresscS. \
"s-h on Notifications il rapidly hurTied forwar,
e. CUIuI lesIuH.
Atde. kafsT has volunteered to serve in IN
lT,L,l. army.
SITUATION "F The TECssfAN ARMY.
iNi'~. -ia.S 2~--EcForts from the southern
Dc -L'- Il Bad "a state that no PruSsian troOp
are 20 Re seen along the Rhine from Basle 4
'c'.>iauSe- y small CORPS Of infantry il pOstc,
Gar LLgiuieiieuS.
- Nj Case. of Kentucky, COarteI a f4
widow and was mittenei. Then he shot AT h
srlT tIut~. and she married him. Then sht
uai him placed IN Iurance for The aftemDts,
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