Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-07-22
THE WAR IN EUROPE.

A bloody war, which before it ends may
draw into it half the nations of Europe, is
now inevitable. The last hope of peace.
full settlement Of the dispute between France
and Prussia is given up with the actual
crossing Of the Prussian frontier by the
French army on Tuesday, and the formal
declaration made in the French Chamber by
Duke Of Grammont the day following, that a
state of war exists between the two coun.
tries. Intelligence of actual battle aud
tIoodshed may now be expected any mo-
ment.
The following are among the latest dis
patches:
COLOGNE, July 20.-The French passed the
frontier near Saarbruck, last evening, and
seized Custom House.
LONDON, July 2O.-Telegraphic communica-
ton between France and Germany has Teen
destroyed by the authorities.
A gentleman just returned from trip up
the Rhine tells his experience in the Times this
morning. He says the German army is quite
grave, anxious and resolate. On the other
hand the French are yelling, drinking, swag-
gering, and literally spelling fer fight. For
1.eiy o"' "oin'"n 'o'o'er ne Sd" nuhored
fiuuou A
AIS July gu Is rnmo!eu tnat frlnce
, Napo e VIII ~ 70 'no nai'lc ana Win MS
lanu i",oo oo-opera'e Win INC Meet Oh vice al
the territory of Hanover.
LONDON, July 20.-Germany makes the de-
| thronement of Bonaparte its utimatum.
The Liverpool markets yesterday we're utter
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snv ~ .h u.p,esson u. MANY men worm
u'us y. sAo1s%u"S y. po"nue s'eliinS
va" p,..;as. aso ".o o" a sap .o,u"y.
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49,, iost n;rht Wo- - - -.
sand nsonIe WITH t.antr hauas ~ n,,,sa ,mou
ont on nnrade French and rich 49, we-o
oorr;ed entw;ned Tha roI;.a oharnaa -, ~ ~.
nrocession and captured these aaes bn, tho
mob rallied and retook than Intense ax.;ta
ment prevails
RERI,s. Jplv 0-Tba Rs;cbstoo or North
German Parliament. met Yesterday afternoon.
| The Grand Duke Of Mecklenburs Schwearin
was chosen President Vehement cheerino
followed Count Won Bismarcks announcement
of war by France. The King opened the sess-
ion with speech which was gree ted with the
widest enthusiasm.
PARIS, July 2U-In the corps legislatif. to-
day. the Duke of Grammont announced that
war had been declared with Prussia and her
allies, in the following words:
MEss1EuRs: The expose presented to you on
| the 18th inst, made known the causes we have
| for war against Prussia according to the usage
| of nations. and by order of the Emperor have
requested tho charge d'alfares at Berlin to no.
| tify the cabinet of PRUSSIA of our resolution to
| seek with arms guarantees we could not obtain
| nv Olsen. sion. This has been done and have
| the honor To make known to the corns lepisla
| tif that in conse uence thereof a stare of war
| ex;sts since the Iqth between France and Pms
sin This declaration also applies to the allies
of pruss;. who o;vo bcr any assistonca
RrpIIy Julv 81 -Re;cbstao voted mani.
mouslv ON the ioyal address in replv to KING
Williams sneecb. On reading the address the
m.mhars of Re;cbstag and The ent;re assam
| Mo-. az snoctatnrs ;nc,ud;ng Prince J,annold
panoroft ~ Amar;c.n min;s,er ona atho,
notable nersons arose and remained standina
| nn,;l No rood;ro erl.d Tho scnre ,v.s az
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no lnNI NJ. anu 81 a. y, pvop.I ~ .n.s
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wal NJ Ill.,,
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t w., nado hn ,ha Franoh nn Tho prus.;an
as Sah.n;v co., ond ~ E,anoh arnv n,a A.
nnea ns ths prnss;on tarr;t"ru II s
aiso sa;d ,bat Er.,oo Ives Itoly sovaro;cntu
over Rome.
Five hundred Paris hackmen and one hun
dred omnibus conductors joined the army; also
three hundred Americans volunteered.
PARIS, July 2I.-The Letemps has the
| following information relative to the distribu-
| tion of the Italian forces:
Italy, $4,000 troops will be sent in the di-
| rection Of Swiss lakes, and six divisions on the
Pc river. and a large number of troops will be
! concentrated on Tuscany, between Florence,
Leghorn and Bologna. Italy has give France
the best assurance. She has declared that her
gratitude would determine her in certain cir
cumstanccs to actively support France.
The lie Babes news aper says: Italy has
resolved to maintain friendly attitude towards
France-the latter has not demanded any
material assistance from her. The LIE Babes
saws Italy is conciiated by tie evacuation of
Rome by the French troops,
PARIS July 2l-The Madrid newspapers