The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-07-27


, many parts Of the country. Duke Nemortmant ga
| one hundred thousand francs. Many persons agree
pay certain daily during the continuance of Il
war, and others agree to pay taxes, and many man
facturers agree to continue the wages Of their er
ployes who choose to enlist as soldiers.
A large number of the constituents of NJ. Thier
who voted for him at the last election demand his
trement from the Corps Legislatif the ground th
he has outraged the patriotic sentiment of the cour
try by his recent speech against war.
Several Deputies to the Corps Legislatif seek con
missions in the army.
Duvernois has applied for command in the orc
nance department.
Gle on the attitude of Holland with which it appear
to be pleased and continues: But no one can ignor
the ambitious designs of Prussia against the ndepen
| dence of Holland Bismarck wished to make that gen
erous, illustrous little nation to submit the Danis
Dutchies forced to submit; he wished'to rende
Holland the naval State of North Germany.
PARIS, July 20.-The Journal Official contains de
cree nominating Gen. Edmund LeBouf late Minister
Of War, Major General, and Viscount LeJean Minis
iss1r of War ad interim.
1t understood that all the French consus in the
German Confederation have received their passports
No newspaper correspondent, either French or
foreign, will be allowed to accompany the French
army
LONDON, July 2o.-Germany makes the dethrone-
ment of Bonaparte its ultimatum
COLOGNE, June 2O.-The French have passed the
frontier near Saarbrucken and seized the custom
houses
The London and Liverpool markets yesterday were
utterly prostrated the like of which was never known
Many men worth one hundred thousand pounds sterl.
ing day or two ago are bankrupt Business in yarns
and fabrics, at Manchester, also completely paralyz
BERLIN, July 20.-Ali Germans in the service Of
the French have been ordered to return forthwith
The Prussian Government has announced that the
merchant ships of the enemy will be interferred
with on the high SEAS unless for cases which would
expose neutrals to seizure.
Gen. Wedel, Adjutant General of Hanover was
arrested at Weimar as a spy
FRANKFORT, July 2O-The Gazette, in an editorial
asks how the cause of concerns the people of
France or Germany and ntimates that the question is
one between the monarchs of respective countries
one that the people does not feel interested in
BERLIN, July 20.-King William, in addressing the
Rechstag said that Prussia had interest in Hohen-
zoern beyond its bringing peace to Spain. Prussia
nevertheless, furnished the Emperor with pretext
or war unknown to diplomacy. Scorning peace Ma |
ooleon had used language to Germany which could
1ot have been prompted by mscalculation of hef
trength. Germany was powerful enough to resent
uch language and repel such violence He said this
q all reverence knowing that the event was in Gods
lands
PARIS, July 2o.-The declaration against Prussia
nd her allies was formally announced in the Corps !,
.egislatif to-day.
BERLIN, July 2O.-The mouth Of the river Weiser
as been closed with sunken hplks 10 prevent the en-
IosDor, July so-fsg I'a ssstl5 81 d q Esed III
ave occurred at Forbach was az exchange W shafsI
the sentines of the custom patrol ssssr E 8
The statement, made yesterday afternof IN the =
nglsh Government intends to dispatch tf6f p.pro-
'ct Belgium is generally discredited :. ~
The Daily News of this morning pronounces she ru-
or false. q
War rates are charged on freights to the Metater
mean.
PARIS July 2l.-At the grand opera the Audience f
ined Madame Sass in the Marseilaise Hymn singing
mid deafenng shouts of "Vive la Franee.4 e b
CoNsrANTISoPLE, July 2l.-The army now ndhisers
V, 1000. The policy of Turkey is absolute neutrality
LONDON, July 2l.-The officers of the Bank of Eng
nd have just announced advance in the rate Of y
scount OF one.haf OF one per cent. The minimum 81
te is now three and a half per cent discount lst
1t is said that further advance of tate of INTEREST,"
contemplated -
PARIS, July 2l.-One of the journals of this city In
day accepts the war between France and Prussia as
IDS Intervention to check Professionalism.
LONDON July 21.-The fact that Austria is order fro
an extended field for maneuvering in Hungary is r.
'epted as proving the sincerity of her neutrality
BERLIN, July 2l.-The estimated decline in the fr
mber of German immigrants to America this year. ele
reach fully two hundred thousand on account of va
. PHI
BERLIN, July 21.-Count Won Bismarck Informed u
North German Parliament yesterday that the de 90
ration of war was the first and only document off see
y received from France, proving conclusivey that An
prise of intended az
is still believed that Austria will maintain posi-. Fr
, neutrality without arming. Or,
'ARIs, July 2l-The proclamation of infallibility mo
ompanied with the most imposing religious cere har
'les, was promulgated az home Inc pubic re- phi
red the proclamation with great rejoicing at Mad leo
Thn tu a.
llibty.
ARrs, July 22.-Is is reported that Gen. Prim and r
Ice Hohenzollern met on FranceSpanish frontier
etherney remains at Washington. 70
onlteur says it is not true that Spain has made an
nee with France. Spain remains neutral "ba
he Moniteur discussing Prussias demand for neu. oo
ty on the Baltic sea, says any support of Prussias
and will be regarded as an act of hostility to I
ce as the Baltic is destined to play an important Rad
in the war. tb
.RIs July 22.-The Journnel official publishes to q.
liar from the Minister of Foreign Affairs, dated
list, and addressed to the diplomatic agents of anu
ce at foreign capitals The circular mentions tho the
anation made of the events of negotiation in thiei
as fast as redoubled our efforts to reserve With
3 the secret designs were developed by an adver D
resolved to render peace impossible Whether D
ern Cabinet had pledged war as necessary n the the
nplishment Of theierojects of selfgovernment the
German states, or hardly satisfied at having es- In
hed IN centre Of Europe military power, main
dable to all their neghbors, and had adudged snah
necessary, they wished to turn to account The san
already acquired by dispacng definitely to the No i
,tage OF Prussia the international equilibrium ooo
'remedtated Intention to refuse US guarantees s =;
|Eere indispensable to security as well as our
Yahowed, By the strongest evidence, their CON
of the negotiations. The circular then mentions III
andldature ehR Rhenzolern, and declares that the e
ern cabinet bel place prince on the throne espec
aries by sutN believing that Europe would 49,
the accompshe0fac and that France, in snte oaSe
temporary dieasure would hesitate to oppose man
Will Of the Spanish people, who were Der OIL
y Aher. The French Government. informed Tho &
dangers from this intrigue, did not hesitate to
TO the reRfesen tatives Of the people and oooo
all have felt that Prussia was alone - too, fl
scTupuous that knowing herself ID nation
hout the support Of common right she has never and .
Of so dangerous an extension ~ hor the OF
took r the cause of the balance of power the ad
e 'oe sne cause Oh all the people menaeed thorou
al house In 40 doins sha auuilemsne Oh concer
opposition to her own maxims and the nov af to Mar
al powers. The circular cites. as nroof tho {
orest ro..os. nnu Napies ana the refusal questit
those thrones The circular tban 70 pdity
avail OF Hohenzollern and that he conld ~. fuence
ue .nlone oi SPAN. 10 March, 1869, there bly,, th
90 question OF his candidature, and the French
= at berlin told the King that no Prussian would
ance need not concern herself abon. aepea Legisla
y iAprooaoe: And here Won Buest, Prussian publish