The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-26

RI ~ 10 l4tAllSl SltAi4o4a abhY SikA AalIt tLG DukG
PalAkiOI will be cOmRIander.in.ChiCt q
the army Of the Baltic! lsat.;4- A"Hi"
The Journal 0GcieflthlS morning pub
T. lishesa decree closing the sessions Of ath
Senate and Corps Legislatic
7 The journal has several other of1leid
declarations lone touching. the inviolRbIlity
OF neutrality Ofdhc neighboring pOwerf
and another IN. regard 10 Strengthening
the Notifications Of France. It.is reported
that the Empress has gone To, CherbourQ
to visit the teet,g 1t t.isnOw said tic En-
perOr will go To the front about Thursday
next.
RumOred Alliance Between Franc I
,4s ~ ip@"and Spain.l' 7fslai J
q"," rt,'rT-.' "a - MADRID, July25.
The existence Of d treaty offensive
and defensive between Spain and France
Is denied by the Ministerial organs here,
but reasserted by, tho other Journals
nevertheless. lu!ri rai'. .a,. "ASIir.ID
/, Irish sympathy .With France. Franc m Z.
~. ~, @'h' !. ,5i. 'a.' DuIE1E, JulyS5.
Tie sympathy Of ireland. isi almost
unanimously with France, and large meet
ings were held'at Dublin, Cork and else
where in Ireland YesterIlaY. Strong Gal.
ltcan resolution were adopted. ~ +,
An Italian Loan Authorized. I /
MI Il F1oRENoE; July 25,1
Tie Italian Chambers here passed law
authorizing the negotiations ,ofa loan Of
six million liyres. 'ih ~. " - ',,'l
A 7Skirmish ON French Soil---The
'""r' French WOrSted. '"''5
La!!ll 4Ilf- ll,Lt ND6ES,i july s5.' {
The following dispatches have been I'd
ceived from SaNrbuck pid Berlin On Sun.
daya body Of PrusStans crossed the from
tier'near Saarbuck. They penetrated the
country several miles, and at tlength found
the French in considerable force near
Gessweiler. = Sharp sktrlniShing ensued
and the French soon retired, leaving ID
Killed and wounded. No loss on the
PFussiau side. This action has demon!
strated that the needle.gun is superior
to the ChassepoL Subsequently, a company
dt{Aa GtStlt EtSinI0ut tlaa lima
all either killed or captured. One Prns.
sian officer was slightly wounded.
Desertion from French Army.
Dcserters from the French army are,
very numerous and arc continually coming
into the Prussfan lines! a. +
.er ii LONDON, ,July25-4P.M.
No o,report Of any general engagement
has been received. % -. Y ,9P, %" ~
No Battle Expected fortsOme days. !
q, q ,,,... .r' sss ...,!,s PANS, July 95;r,
No report Of any battle has yet been
received and none indeed is expected for
some days yet. .T', Nh -. ...s taT,asy , a,s
French Manifesto in Regard to Neu.
si'" tiI trail Rights. ky '!1.
a.il III, sFIa,a PARIS, July 80.
The Journal Ohciele contains the fol:
lowing: "The French Government has
issued orders that in the prosecution of
| the war commanders Of French forces
will scrupIlotsly regard, with respect to
neutral powers, the rules of international
rights, and that they will especially. con
tform to the principles Of the declaration
of The Paris Congress Of 1856, as follows:
Privatcering Is abolished; q neutral flag
protects enemies merchandise, except
contraband Of war; merchandise Of o
nentral, except c0ntrnband Of war, Is not
seizable under q foreign fag: q blockade
must be effective. Although Spain
and the United States did not
adhere to the declaration Of 1856. The
French vessels will not seize the property
4 Of an enemy wien such property Is the
cargo ot q Spanish or an American vessel;
provided IL Is not contraband of war.
France will no longer claim tho right 70
!, confscate the property. Of o merchant or
Spaniard found on board the vessels OF
America. '' i|.lI r ...t..... ~ t'''
| The Interdiction Of News.
The Journal QGeiols also reported that
lin spite Of the interdiction pronounced by
tho government, certain Journals Continue
\ To- give news oi themilitary movements, To
Rreat detriment Ct ihS HSn tSSSf tho r
ipeal, inado to their patriotism would be
regarded. 1twill be a matter Of regret I
1t be found necessary to secure therccog
milton Of the law. 5l,t1fa-.. 0.. -
J Austria Don't Believe In Infalli.
!" '@ biIity. sf,.
/ i',a, y ltt.easss, - VIENNA, July s5,
Austria will probably prohibit the proc
1lamatton Of Papal infalltbility.
All QGiet on the Rhine.
LONDON, July 25.
Telcgraphic news from PaFisho'day
represent comparative quiet along th'
''GSt: GIsSlsls .SkiSsl,E q eatlt49H
M StIa.,tII Il CE,ri ri;SS SSS1urtIav, wllcrI
a PrussIan accommodating party crossct
the frontier and, were encountered ale r
: pulsed rbE bdethclMnent d. French ohas
seurs, the Paris papers claim that thu
Pnlssians LOST two killed and titteer
! wounded. The two PrusslAn sol0tcr
:, killed were left on the field.
! FPOsltiyelyL Last Anp0u1ceneHt' 6
+ + I'M EmScros, IiIh Ais sony it b stated
!. will positively leave for the front onTuca
i day or Wednesday, Harr
!; Peace Party in Paris Dwindling.
THO Peace party 10 PFFtS G1i y numsElGalE q
j. limihiSlhhg every Hlohr: The small nun
c ber remaining dare not now made
9 show in the street. ...,...., .t.,.i ,
A great many English officers ot not
will 70 Into the PtuSsiah army. a,,''.
~ ia1.o. LATEST. .a
.rat.r ,rlNv' 49, t' a-.-
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