New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-30
LONDON.

Hungary Will Go with Austria--The Drain
of Gold-Depressi0n i'm Liverpool Mar
ket-Steamships at SouthamptOn-Par-
Lament Adj0arned-RumOrs that Pres
ervatiOn Of Peace is Secured-Negotfa-
ti0ns Between Lerd Lyons and Duke De
Gramment-War Panic at the Ex-
change-Six Failures Yesterday-Re-
call of Motley Discussed-Preparation
to Meet Any Emersency-The Offer of
France to Italy-Neutrality of England
Depending on Prussia.
LONDON, July 29-Count Andressy has
assured the Diet that under all circum-
stances Hungary would go with Austria.
The Times says the drain of gold is sub
siding The amount on the way from New
York will go a long ways to counteract the
tendency Of the pressure in the money
market.
The advance in the rate Of interest to five
per cent was a precautionary measure.
rather than proof of actual scarcity of
money.
There have been thirty failures in the
Stock Exchange since the war panic
The depression in the Liverpool market
is still very great.
The steamships Bremen and Baltimore,
which recently arrived at Southampton.
will discharge cargoes there and not at
tempt'to reach Bremen. The Leipsig is the
only vessel of this line known to be at sea.
Rev. Henry Griffin Williams, professor of
Arabic of Cambridge College, is dead.
Parliament adjourns August IL. Glad
stone proposes bill to reassemble in six
days after adjournment.
The Prussian Ambassador to England
states that France in 1866 offered to lend
Prussia 800, 900 men to war against Austria,
if Prussia would surrender the territory
between the Rhine and MOselle The rejec-
ton of this offer awakened Napoleon's sym
pathy for Austria These offers, which Ma
pOleon now finds it convenient to repu-
diate, have been repeated since 1866.
There are street rlImors again in circula-
ton to-day of successful negotiations be-
tween Lord Lyons and Duke de Grammont
at Paris, whereby the preservation of peace
is assured. The rumors, however, are not
generally credited.
The war panic at the Exchange continues;
six more failures were announced to-day.
The Times. discussing the recall of Minis
ter Motley says tickleness is the reproach
of republics: eulogizes Motley, and con
graduates the would that he goes back to
literature.
1t is rumored that Austrian Catholics will
embrace Professionalism unless the ln1aIl-'
bility dogma is materially modified
The British government is quietly pre-
pairing to meet any emergency. The dock
yards and arsenals are busy day and night.
The story is repeated that France offers
Ttaly 60. 100000 livres and the evacuation of
Rome for fidelity to France.
The demand for discount at the Bank of
ENGLAND is rapidly diminishing.
1t is reported that the Landwehr through.
out Germany respond sluggishly.
Austrias neutrality causes discomfort iu
Vienna.
The ship Doctor Booth. from New York
tor Hamburg. has reached British port.
Dark Meridian. from PhiladeIpnia.
'eachet. BreInenhayen. She was over
lauled by French cruiser, but was allowed
% proceed.
The Post, in dorble-leaded leader. com.
nents angrily upon Eismarck's language
egarding the alleged violations of British
neutrality; calls it a direct threat against
England, and adds that Prussia's boasts and
les viii soon be properly estimated; does
lot beileye that France covets Belgium.
england viii remain fairly neutral .ss long
s Prussia holds her hand from neutral ter
itory
The Examiner laughs at England's red
anded form of partition and diplomatic
iolence, which disgraced civilization, and
ow virtuously protesting against the pro
osals of France.
Eleven P. M.-Advices from the scene of
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