The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-07-28
Foreign News.

has been destroyed by III authorities.
A gentleman just returned from trip
on the Rhine, tells his experience in the
Times this morning. He says the Ger
man army IS quite grave, anxious and
resolUte. On The other hand The French
are yelling. drinking, swaceering and lit
orally spelling for fight. Nor every
German soldier he saw \ hundred French,
PTussians on The border say that Bis
marck s much troubled at the slowness
of the Landwe}f IN coming forward.
Paris, july 20-Et IS rumorod that
Prince Napoleon viii 50 to the Baltic
and, with his land forces, cooperate with
the feet of ice Admiral Count Bouet
Nltaumesse IN occupying the territory OF
Hanover.
4 number Of spies have been captured
or both sides of the Rhine.
No newspaper correspondent, French
or foreign, viii be allowed TO accompany
the French army.
An American resident here, DR. Evans,
has given 10000 francs to the Secretary
to aid wounded soldiers OF France.
Mr.. Washburne, american Minister,
was In Bohemia when he heard the news
Of the breaking out Of the war. He i'm
mediately returned to Paris, and yester-
day was in consultation with several Of
his diplomatic colleagues.
La Liberte asserts that NJ. Vcrmigate
has gone TO Florence with a treaty Of al
lance between France and Italy. The
same paper says that if Denmark joins
France III war the Princes Of Orleans will
serve IN the Danish army.
Berlin, July 20.-The most perfect
harmony exists in the governments of all
the North German states. In the Saxon
Chamber. yesterday, Baron de Frissen,
Minister of Finance, made speech, tel
Eng the deputies that France was anxious
for war and she should have it as sharp
ly and severely as possible. His remarks
were greeted with enthusiasm. In the
North German Parliament, after the
Kings speech had been delivered, a loan
Of , coo, 900 thalers was carried unani-
m0usly, amid the widest expressions Of
enthusiasm by ali parties.
Frankfort, July 2O.-The Gazette, in
an editorial, asks how the cause of war
concerns either the people Of France or
Germany, and intimates that the ques-
ton is one between the monarchs Of the
respective Governments, aud one that
the people do not feel at all interested in.
London, July 20-Germany makes
the dethronement Of Bonaparte its Wtt5-
n3afun1
Spanish papers unanimously condemn
Napoleon for declaring war.
Vienna, July 2O-Twkey has called
out her reserve, and has stopped tele-
graphs in all directions.
In the Corps Legislatif to- day the
Duke de Grammont announced that war
had been declared with Prussia, 10 the
following words:
Messieurn-Tb expose presented to
you on the 18th inst, made known the
causes we have for war against Prussia.
According the rules and usage of nations,
and by order of the Emperor, [ have d.
rected the Charged Affairs ct Berlin to
notify the Cabinet cf Prussia of our revo-
luton to seek with arms the guarantees
We could not obtain by discussion. This
has been done, and | have the honor to
make known to the Corps Legislatif that
in consequence thereof state of war
exists since the 10Th between France and
Prussia.
london, July 2f.-It is believed here
that the Prussians are short of fammu-
milton; that the French know it, and
hence the great activity Of their move-
ments. bitches around 5he forts ct May
ence have been filled with water and the
works at that place are considered i'm
pregna5e
Three hundred Hanovarians have vol
unteered for the French service.
Turkey offers France 200, 600 soldiers
for pay.
The British government is considering
the question of diSpatchiag troops across
the channel TO preserve the neutrality of
Belgium.
The French government has been mott
fed that the kingdom of Wmtemberg
aad Bavaria Join Prussia.
The Grand Duchy of Hesse Darmstadt
has voted large war loan.
Berlin correspondence says: "Thanks
to her organization Prussia will in a few
hours, be equal 10 France in ali points
Colleges and schools are closed and the
students are tmoncing 10 recruiting off
ces. The same Is true OF South Ger
many.
The French fleet has passed through
the sounds and entered the Baltic.
The steamers Of the liverpool and
Baltic Line have ceased running.
Berlin, July 2l.-The Reichstag voted
unanimously a loyal address in reply TO
the Kings speech. On reading the adj
dress, The members of The Reichstag and
spectators, including Bancroft, Prince
leopold ana other noble persons, rose
and remained uncovered until the reading
was ended
Paris, July 2I.-The representatives
of foreign powers here made another
united effort yesterday to prevent war,
but were unsuccessful.
Madrid journals advise neutrality for
Spain.