The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-07-29
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Foreign Nows.
LONDON. July 7.-Revolutionary in.
trigue is rife in Rome and Italy, in view
OF the probable French evacuation.
Secret deposits of arms in Genoa have
been seized.
The Pope is deeply concerned by the
projects and plots OF the party Of action
Of the French.
The French prelates who were absent
at the final vote are sending in adhesion
to infalibility.
PARIS, July 27.-La Li6erte has the fol-
lowing from the front. The Prussiape
have evacuated Weisserbiellig and have
but two squadrons of cavalry at Treves.
They are concentrating at Mayence,
where King William arrived last night.
AN engagement ia rumored, wherein
thirty Germaus were killed and eighty
captured.
TnEvEs. July 27.-The French yester-
day invaded Luxembourg soil. One hun
dred crossed at Schlenger, singing the
Marseillaise.
BERLIN, July 2S.-Prussia, accepting
the Paris declaration. also exempts from
seizure the enemy's merchantmen not
carrying contraband of war.
The Moniteu, De Loi, says the move
ment of the French armies points to i'm
mediate and decisive action. Olivier
invokes the prayers of the clergy for the
safety OF the Emperor and the young
Prince.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 2S.-The Rus
sian force in Poland has been increased
to 200, 600; which includes the imperial
regiments of the guards.
PARIS. July 8.-Napoleon's mobiliza-
BILE force on the frontier is 100000.
Prussia can't fight, except at desperate
odds. on the frontier.
Ieemlng country enables the Emperor
to dispense with q commissary. The
weather is splendid for fighting.
Prussia replies to the overtures of
peace from France, through Russia, that
it is too late.
Eugenie's regency is not absolute. She
will be governed by Nnpoleon's instruc-
tions, and is forbidden to promulgute
other laws than those now pending.
It is regarded certain that the Empe-
ror intends closing on the Prussians be-
tween Thornville and Weissinburg, and
throwing McMahon's army across the
Rhine. McMahon'a army consists of
three corps, commanded by Ferily, Do
nay and McMahon. 5000 marines, un-
der General Denassaigne, accompany the
"Ao'o hooe' Abo oUJeCtiF6 polQG 1S Slrel-
sund.
France reitcratcs denial of the au
thenticity of the secret treaty with Prus-
sia.
PARIS. July 2s.-Only the reserve
steamers of the French Transatlantic
Mail Company were seized by the go
yernment. Prussia complains that
England furnishes arms and coal to
France.
The Emperor in lotter to the com
mander of the national guard, says:
"DEAR GENERAL: I ask You to express.
on my part, to Garade National, OF
Paris, how much I count on its patriot
ism and devotion when I am about to
set out for tho army. have to testify
to it the confidence which L repose in
its will and ability to maintain order in
Paris, and to contribute to the security
of the Empress"
LONDON, July 2S.-The Times, com
mentlng on the secret treaty, says it is
clear that both parties arc involved in
conspiracy, touching which both should
make clean breast
The people of St. Petersburg are furi-
on" because Prussia interrupts English
and French journals.
The Times fears that Belgium's good
understanding with France is due to Lcr
hatred of Prussia.
French cruisers are off the Isle of
Wight boarding merchantmen.
LIVERPOOL, July 2S.-All demonstra-
tions in favor of Prussia or France are
forbidden here.