Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-17

occaslon All along the march the crow
shouted, cheered, aud sang the nations
hymns The King afterwards repeated
came forward and ssluted the crowd iron
the Pslsce window v,,r-
Has HohenzSflern Withdrawal
LONDON, July 16.-The absolute with
drawal of Prince Leopold is generally cred
ited.- -- ca. -
rine Troops-Paris EntbusIastic.
q PARIS, July 16.-The Prince Napoleon
arrived in Norway yesterday. He received
dispatch from Paris and will return i'm
mediately. ~ ,4r,-
The pupils Of the military school OF st
Cyr, have been ordered to Join the army
with the rank of Sub-Leutenants.~ p
The Emperor's attendants last evening
received orders to depart for the seat OF
war forthwith. aaea
A steamer of the Messageres Imperial
have been dispatched TO Algeria TO bring
home troops now operating against
the rebels in that country. -. E.
The Minister Of Marine has ordered all
vessels not useful in time of war such as
Imperial Yachts, ETC., to be disarmed.
Great popular manifestations in favor
OF war last evening in the streets and the
Boulevards, streets and all public places,
were crowded to: excess till after mid
night Much enthusiasm was manifested.
The Bourse opened declining. Rentes
65f Coo.
BenedIttl Arrives In Paris
Beneditti arrived in this city last night,
coming from Ems instead Of Berlin. He
did not receive his passports. He came,
and gives the Emperor verbal explana-
tons.
Austria stu ON the Pence.
Nothing positive has been ascertain ed
yet concerning an alliance between France
and Austria It is reported again that
Austria will remain neutral
Baron werther Departs.
Baron Werther, the North German Min
lister, and all members OF his embassy, left
Paris yesterday afternoon for Berlin.
Sealed Orders.
The French squadron in the Mediterra-
mean has been doubled. Vice Admiral De
La Groacere is in command. There Is
great activity at the War Department to-
day. A large number of sealed orders have
been sent in various directions.
Lord Lyons Wants a European Con-
gross.
LONDON, july 16.-Lord Lyons, English
Minister, is still endeavoring to get his
colleagues to present, collectively, re-
quest for Congress of European powers
to settle the question between France and
Prussia. II
Prussia Meant War from the BcgI n
ming. II
PARIS, July 16.-The journals this morn
ing publish the following statement: II
Eight days ago Count Bismarck sent by
3 special messenger to Baron Werther, Am
bassador Of North Germany, an order to
to make no concessions TO the French gov
"Do not be too much impressed
We are ready to prolong the situation If
possible to the goth Of July" The journals
argue from this thst Prussia meant war
from the beginning, and sought only TO
gain time.
Eugenie Sends Husband and Son TO
the Front
The Emperor leaves Paris to-day for the
seat of war. The Prince Imperial will &C
him. The Emperor desired this,
and the Empress does not object. The
military attendance of the Prince is in
readiness.
The Prince Napoleon, as soon as he ar
1ves from Norway, will be charged with
IN important mission to Italy.
The Last Man and the Last ThaIere
BERLIN. July 16.-The Government is in
lourly receipt Of dispatches from all parts
If Germany, offering men, money, arms,
horses, ETC., In support of the national
cause, and asserting no sacrifice that can
De made Will be deemed too great for the
cause Of Germany.
The Government recommends Bremen
Is port of refuge for German shipping.
LONDON, July 16.-Volunteering in
Prussia isiextraordinary, the entire male
population demanding arms.
ssLa MaTseiIIaIse.c
PARIS, July 16.-Last evening the ar
lists of the various pleasure gardens re-
eived permission to sing the Marseillaise.
The audience in all cases joined in, amid
excitement and enthusiasm.
last night many Senators congratulated
he Emperor. Several club houses were
Illuminated.
Belgium bridges Destroyed.
All the bridges on the frontiers, between /
Selgium and France, have been destroyed,
hat the territory of the former shall be
expected
The official Declaration.
The Senate will vote to-day on the meas |
Tres voted on yesterday, by the Corps Leg |
slatif after which the declaration of war !
viii be officially transmitted to all govern
nents in diplomatic relations with France |
Marching TO the Front. |
Every preparation is being rushed in all !
directions. Great enthusiasm by both |
rmy and people. Many regiments are
lready marching for the front. 1t is posi-
lively asserted that the Emperor will start
t once for the field of active operations.
The French Polite to the Last.
Before the departure of Baron Werther,
the Minister of Foreign Affairs
expressed regret on account of the conduct
4 Prussia, and the course that Werther
himself had chosen to take before a final
upture of friendly relations. 1t is said
hat when he returned here from Ems a
ew days ago, he neglected to call upon
irammont, until the latter sent for him,
nd even then said he had nothing to COM
nunicate. This GOODNESS created great |
urprise.
ne bOuTse StOSeS Qu1ets
The Bourse closes quiet. Rsntes 66f,
DC or SOC higher than the opening.
Provision for the Suffering.
The Gd,Il0is to-day announces the open
ng of subscription by the patriotic for
be wounded and other sufferers in the
oming struggle. Emile Girardin's name
eads the list for 10, 900 francs.
IHave Exhausted HsaVen,s Pa
LONDON, July 16.-The Spectator pre-
lets as result of the war that the Bona
artes will be found to have exhausted
Ieayen's patience.
Gaucheries.
PARIS, July 16.-In the Corps Legislntif
sst evening many members Of the party Of
be Left refused to vote on the project of
sw submitted by the government.
russia in Accord with Prussia-H0l-
land can Take Care of Herself.
LONDON, July 16.-Rumors are in circu-
alton that Russia and Prussia are in strict
ccord in the struggle against France.
The Prince Imperial will go with the
Emperor to the Rhine frontier. Camp
Jhalons will be broken up immediately.
rem. LIE Beuf exchanges the war portfolio
Or a command in the field.
Holland declines the offer made by Prus-