Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30
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IGLEoIthI 11lS.
wAsmISGIoS, July 20.-rreyost farniol
committed suicide this morning at z clock
with a pistol. Ills mind yesterday seemed
wandering aud disturbed, though engaged
in business until u late hour. IL is sup
posed he committed the deed while labor
ing under an insanity produced by over
work aud intense heat,
Sherman remains here TO reorganiEc the
army.
Paralol, though evidently partially de-
ranged, made preparation for some acct
dent. lie wrote note TO the Chancellor
Of Legation on Monday, to be opened here
after, giving lircciiors regarding his chill
dIen aud servants.
Pn,LAprLrut, July 20.--.lamcs Glib
hons, chairman Of the fcninn Executive
Committee, has issued the following:
''ln view Of tho imminency Of n general
Eui opcan war, aud strong probability OF
England being engaged, General Com
miiicc Of Irish Narionnlisis, irrespective
Of past differences, lie held at Cincinna' !,
August I'D, to adopt such measures M will
best promote the cause Of lssh indcpcnI-
cncc.'
NEW YoRR, July 20.-Baron Gcrnlt, the
Prussiun Minister, is here. lie refuses TO
receive visitors.
Pans, July 20.-Thc Journal Onicirl
contains n decree nominating General FL
mund LcBouf, lately Minister Of War, Ma
jor General, and Viscouht Lcjcah Minister
Of War; al mtIrim.
II is understood that all the French CON
suls in the Gcrmanic Conf, Iteration have
received their passports.
MI nnI nj
foreign, will be allowed to accompany the
French army,
PAt'S, July 20.--A declaration Of war
aga inst Prussia anil her allies has been
formally announced in the Corps hcgislatif.
LoxpoS, July 2O.-Gcrmany makes the
lcthronclncnt Of the Donararlcs its ultima
tum.
There has hecn great popular demon
stration in Dublin in favor Of France
More than one numbered thousand people
were in the procession, with twenty bands
of music, and the French and Irish flags
intertwincd. The police captured three
French flags, but the procession rallied and
rctook them.
Tclcgraphic communication between Ger
many and France has beef destroyed BY
the authorities.
The North German States arc perfectly
harmonious.
Parliament unanimously voted one hum
bred and twenty million thalcrs.
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-Bartcmy arrived
and takes charge of the French Mission.
Pnrndols rcma rs go to France.
No fighting. Nothing startling at half
past ten.
Official dispatches received here, say that
the French government refuses ID exempt
the North German steamers from capture,
except those ut sen and ignorant Of the war,
which may enter French ports.
The Naraennsctt and California arc or
dercd to fit fo. sea with all dispatch.
The President and family has departed.
The President will return at stated times
but will have special office at one OF the
Long Branch hotels, where he will trans
act executive business.
WASHINGTON, July 22.--The foreign mis-
sionary correspondent of the London Times
was arrested as n spy at Metz, spent the
night in Jail, and was then expelled from
the French lines.
A collier arriving Mt Newcastle, Eng
land reports being fired at by French
cruiser.
1t is reported that the Prttssians have
retired from their position between Lax
embourg and the Palatiuate, and are mas
sing between Coblcntz and Mayoncc.
The North German Ihoyds announce the
suspension of American steam advices.
Austria is not nruling.
The bcllgcrcnts begin with about quar-
ter of mi lion men on each side, but, say
European Journals, the Frenca troops have
been made soldiers by recent service in AZ
RIGA, while tho Prussians are mere mili.ia'
France puts her army in the field, whilst
tho Prussian drmy are only an ARMED peo-
pie. a.,
Latest details contain no report of Blood
shed vet, nor battle imminent.
PANS, July 22.-Thc Emperor is i'll at
ST. Cloud, and will not join the army for
some days.
BERLIN, July 27.-king William assumes
con troll Of tho Ba2arian army, placing 1t
in the third army corps.
wAsnryGrdy; July 22.-Baron Geralt at
tended lSrodars funeral.
Sheridan sails ON the Cuba to watch the
European war.
Official adviees received say that the
French Government refuses 10 exempt
North German steamers from capture, ex-
cept they are ignorant Of the war when
entering French ports.
Responding to an invitation from the
French Minister, DertheDey, reaching Him
through Secretary Fish, to attend Paro-
dal's funeral Baron Geralt, the Prussian
Minister, replied: "Certainly. There is
no war after death.
At the very latest moment, nothing from
the belligerents.
PARIS, July 22.-Bcrthcnay remains at
Washington.
The Monitor says il is not true that
Spain made an alliance with France.
Spain remains neutral.
The Moniteur in discussing Prussia's de-
mand for neutrality Of the Baltic sea says +;
HAny support of Prusslan demand, will be
regarded as an act Of hostility to France,
as the Baltic is destined to play an i'm
portant role in The war"
1t is reported Gen. Prim and Prince Hol
henzollern met on Franch and Spanish