Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-27
closely watched by the German authorities.
| Frankfort-on-the-M Main has been designated
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as the Prussian headquarters.
british Dockyards Busy.
There is unusual activity in all the
dockyards of England to-day
Wales as n Diplomat.
The Prince of Wales has gone to Dem
mark for the purpose of influencing that
country to preserve strict neutrality. Ihe
Prussian authorities, at the earnest request
of Bismarck, have granted permission to
newspaper correspondents to follow TIE
army.
Prussians Concentrating at May
ence-BalIOOns.
The latest news from Beslin is that the
Prussians are concentrating powerful
force at Mayence. The Prussians are using
balloons for taking observations at the
recommendation of American officers in
the Prussian camp. The German sailors
continue to leave Liverpool for home.
More About that Treaty-Was IL
Bismarck's or Bencditti'ss
Earl Granville in the House of Lords,
this evening again referred to the
draft of a secret treaty alleged to be
proposed by France to Prussia. He said
he had an interview this p. NJ with the
French Ambassador, who told him that the
treaty originated with Bismarck, and that
it never had any serious basis, and was
rejected by both parties. The Ambassador
asserted that France actually desires main
tanning peace with Belgium, England and
Holland.
Gladstone informed the House that adj
vices from Berlin settling automatically
of the Times information regarding the
alleged treaty were hourly expected. The
British Minister at Berlin telegraphed
dispatch containing the proposition of
Napoleon embodied in the treaty existed
in Count Benneditti's own handwriting.
Otaway, Under Foreign Secretary, de-
clined, when asked, to make any commu-
nication or express any opinion on the
proposal made by Napoleon to annex
Holland.
Switzerland Full of German Con-
scripts.
PARIS, July 26.-A large number OF
workmen have been engaged this morning
on the Notifications of Paris The Nor
seiJIaise has suspended; some of its editors,
| and its reporters have gone into the French
army. Switzerland is full of German emil
grants who fed from the country to escape
duty.
Denmark ProcIaims Neutrality.
COPENHAGEN, July 26.-The government
of Denmark has issued a proclamation OF
neutrality in the war between France and
Prussia. Sailors and pilots, subjects OF
Denmark, are warned against lending as
sistance to the belligerents.
The CarIists.
MADRID, July 26.-The danger OF the
Carlists rising is not yet over. The gov
eminent is redoubling its precautions.
Frenchmen in Germany.
PARIS, July 26.-A Council of Ministers
was held at St. Cloud to-day, the Emperor
| presiding. The Paris PresSe complains
| of the extreme rigor with which French
men in Germany are treated, while Ger
mans in France are in no way molested.
La I6erte reports the Empress to have
| said the only end the war can have is VIC
tory for France.
That Question OF Vcracity.
The Journal Oficid publishes dispatch
| from Duke Grammont, addressed to the
diplomatic representatives OF France, re-
| futing the statement made by Baror
Werther, that no mention had been made
of the candidature OF Prince Leopold pre-
vious to the late offer of Gen. Prim.
The Duke appends letter from Count
Benneditti, dated March, 1863, stating h'
was assured by the Cabinet of Berlin thai
there was nothing serious in the report
that it was possible an offer of the throne
of Spain might be made to Hohenzollern
RochefOrt Arrested The Roman
| Question.
Rochefort was arrested at Blois, and Il
in charge of the gendarmes.
| La LibeTte announces that the J0LFnd
| 0Bicid will publish tomorrow correspond
ence between the French and Italian gov
ernments in which the first step IS takel
for the solution of the question of the oc
cupation of Rome.
The Li6erte promises the document
will create sensation. They show tina
the Italian government has not even asket
for the withdrawal of the French troops
but France has taken the initiative to tina
end.
German Dcserters.
Some French journals report that man
German deserters come daily Into th
French territory. Subscriptions to patr
otic funds continue to be literally signed
The Feeling i'm Germany.
BERLIN, July 26.-ProUnclA CORES
pondence say the rapid and vast prepar
tions for war has extinguished all feelin
of inquietude caused by the boasted reat
mess of the French to take the initiativ.
and it is hoped will save Prussian soil frol
, the calamities of war.
England for War.
LONDON, July 25.-The Pail Mall Gazet
says that now the real designs OF I'll
French Emperor are revealed, and th
,, counsels of England will make every pref
aration for war.
Evacuation of Rene Almost CerLai
The evacuation of Rome by the Frenc
, | is almost certain. France takes this met
! cd of securing the friendship and alliant
Of Italy.