The New York herald., 1870-07-22
THE WAR.
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Napoleon's Demands on Provo
cation to Germany.
NO BATTLE YESTERDAY.
B1smarck's Opinion Of French
"InsOlencc.''
Negotiations for. Military
Alliances.
PRINCE NAPOLEON IN LONDON.
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Premier Gladstone on the Russo.
Austrian Policy.
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THE BRITISH FLEET IN CONCENTRATION.
Premier Gladstone Oh the Russo.
Austrian Policy.
THE BRITISH FLEET IN CONCENTRATION
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PRUSSIA.

wyonch rrovocatien to War-Napoleon's De.
nsands In the Hohcnxollcrn Case - Isis.
unarcl9's Newspaper ON French 'sInsOlence''-
The Russian Policy-MOncy Vote in pnrlia-
meus-NIiiitary Movements-EGect Of the
War ON Emigration.
BERLIN, July 2l-5P.M.
i. The 0ficial publication Of the demands of France
onPrussa shows that Prussia had no alternative but
refusal OF them. France demanded from the Berlin
government pledge that no German should ever
eseend The Spanish throne, that ono OF the Hohen.
zQIlern princes should reside permanently In Paris
a. hostage Of guarantee Of this pledge, or that
very large amount of money should be deposited In
France security OF its observance, the money to
DC forfeited should the pledge be violated. 1t was
also demanded, as an alternative for this, that the
Rhenlsh province Of Prussia be handed over to
French keeping, to be held by France until the
period Of the death OF the last prince OF the House
OF HohenzOern-S -Sigmaringen.
Tie Berlin OGctai Gazette declares that before The
present war closes Germany, with the other Powers
Of Europe, win exact from France special guarantees
for the observance Of peace hereafter, and that IN
case Of her refusal to give them the united forces
will SO cripple the French empire as 10 prevent
further mischief on her part.
The NordentocE AHegmeine- BismarcL's
newspaper 0rgan-says that Germany had not suf-
Iered the insolence OF France sixty ago, ana
consequently how much less chance is thero OF her
toleratng 1t now, after the victory OF Sadowa.
The report which prevailed on the Berlin Bourse
on the Goth inst, to the eject that Russia had de-
clared for the Germans, and which produced
financial excitement in the street, is not confirmed
to-day, Thursday.
A squad Of French troops, numbering 200 men,
crossed the frontier OF Germany last Tuesday on a
reconnaissance. They were made prisoners after q
skirnish. There were mono killed and but few
wounded. The French were surrounded.
The Prussian Council Of State met ON the Goth In
stant.
War preparations are continued actively on Ger
many. The entire army Is being mob,lized.
Artillery is being forwarded to the frontier.
There are July 2l) several failures IN the Berlin
Bourse.
The vote in the North German Parliament July 2o)
for an extraordinary credit of one hundred aud
twenty millions unanimous at the nrst and Sec
ond reading
An enthusiastic German In the State OF Illinois,
America, has sent cable telegram 10 Count Won
Bismarck, promising give $500 the captor or The
nrst French flag.
1t Is estimated in Bremen that the decline In the
number OF German emIgrants to America this year
vii reach fully 900, on account OF tho war.
In the North German Parliament yesterday pr
Simson read despatch from America, announcing
that the Germans or st. Louis offered 81 600 900 IN
aid OF the wounded and widows and orphans Of tue
war;
La Lfoers reports that The Prussian troops massej
between Treves and saarbruck have fallen back to
concentrate between the fortress OF Ooblentz and
Aayenre.