The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-22

} and other noble persons, arose an
remained standing uncovered unit
the reading was finished.
BERLIN, July 21.-An enthusiast
German in Illinois has sent a cabl
telegram to Count Won Bismarck
promising to give 5000 to the capto
of the first French flag.
The vote in the North German Par
liment yesterday for the extrordinary
credit of 120.000,O09 thayIers, was
unanimous at tho first and second
reading.
BERLIN, July 21.-Bismarck In
formed the North German Parliament
yesterday. that the declaration ot
war was the only document officially
from France, proving conclusively
that Surprise was intended.
1t is still believed here that Aus
tria will maintain passive neutrality
without arming.
Upon arrival of the steamship
Cambria at Havre on Saturday, on
her regular trip from Hamburg to
York, FIVE hundred German, who had
paid their passage to America. hear
ing of the declaration of war, left
the ship, returned to Prussia, and en-
listed in her army.
BERLIN, July 21.-The mouth of
the river Weserbun has been closed
with sunken hulks, TO prevent the
entrance of the French navy.
PARIS, July 21.-Representatives of
foreign powers here made another eff
fort to-day, to prevent war. but were
unsuccessful.
The Madrid journals advise neu-
| trality for Spain.
PARIS, July 21.-Madam Raizo sang
at the Grand Opera last evening. In
the third act Of "Marseillo" she sang
the "Marsellase." The scene of ex-
citement and enthusiasm, on the oc-
caslon, was indescribable. The audi
ence rose en- masse, and joined in the
song, which terminated amid deafen-
ing shouts of "Vive la France"
PARIS. July 21.-Patriotic sub
scriptions continue. The attaches of
the Imperial household have given a
months salary.
At the theatre last night, the Mar
sellaise occasioned great enthusiasm.
The Government has issued a cir.
cular, denying that the French troops
invaded Bavaria.
Francois says Italy promises to
maintain friendly attitude to France.
The latter declines further aid.
The Journal O6icieI denies that
there is any truth in the charge of
deceit made against M. Olivier in the
Prussian journals, because he stated
that the King of Prussia had in
suited the French Minister and then
gave notice of the act to Europe in a
circular note. Olivier was simply
inaccurate, in calling note What.Was
actually telegram. sent in hot haste
to all the foreign Courts.
PARIS. July 21.-Our journals of
this city, to day accepts war between
France and Prussia as Gods inter
Vention to check Professionalism.
SOUTHAMPTON. July q. The
steamships Leipsic, Maine and New
York will not leave here till il is Of
ficially noted safe to do SO.
LONDON, July q. - Dates from
Paris to noon, gives no new develop
ments or any engagement.
France has made some important
concessions to the German merchant
men now In French ports, or which
may come in hereafter, not knowing
of the declaration of war. The con-
cessions will be made public immedi-
ately.
= The, Times deplores the death of
Paradof.
Ii is said a still further advance in
the rate of interest in the Bank of |
England is contemplated.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 21.-The |
LeVant Herald of to-day announces
that the First Glass of reserves has |
been called under arms. This. with |
the regular force, will make the Turk |
ish army 100000. The policy of |
Turkey is absolute neutrality.
PARIS, July 21- Evening. The |
Emperor remained at St. Cloud all |
day. He comes to Paris tomorrow |
to receive the Corps Legislatif at the |
Tuileries.
President Schneider will make pro-
testations of the devotion of the Rep
resentatives of the country to the |
dynasty and the national cause.
La Li6erte Gays the Government
has decided to dissolve the Corps |
Legislatif if they members should |
make too strong opposition to the
closing of the session.
Same paper states that the Govern
ment asked the Baden Cabinet wheth- |
er In case of hostilities, the should |
permit the use of explosive bullets, |
and notified them that should they do |
so, the French government will not
hesitate to follow their example. |
The answer of tne Baden Cabinet |
was that they never intended to resort
to such a method of warflre.
LONDON, July 21.-The Daily Tele-
graph thinks it discovers in the re-
call of Minister Motley, an intention |
on the part of the American Govern
ment to meddle in the European i'm
broglio.
Prince Napoleon has arrived here.
There was an absurd rumor to-day
that be had been captured while
crossing the channel.
In the North German Parliament.
yesterday, DR.. Seuison read dispatch
from America, announcing that the
Germans of St. Louis offered 81 900.
900 In aid of the wounded. and
widows and orphans of the war.
BRUSSELS, July 21.-A Council of
Ministers was held at Vienna yester-
day, at which word was received that
Austria should maintain a position #
watchful neutrality.
The Austrian Government is buy
ing horses and accumulating supplies.
Her policy is dependent on that of
Caesar.
ANTWERP, July 21.-It is reported
that the Admiral Of the European
feet of the United States has received
orders to keep his vessels we'll to-
gether, and await events.
Varioloid has brokan ont IN board