Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-16
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| War MOVements-Excifc in Eng
lnnd-Ereadstufs Rapidly Adtanc'
ing-English Intervention Pr0DaDle
Holland and Belgium 10 be InYOlv-
cd.-EnlhusiasIn In Berlin and Paris
| Proceedings i'll the Corps iegisla
| tif-Fxcitiug ID ebnte War Measures
| approved, &c, &c.
PARIS July lG. The Empcror is ext:tttd
| IT, head the army in pcrSoL, and by a s;rnS OF
rapid movements, arrive at the Rhine before
Prussia has completed her defcuca.
LIVERPOOL July IL. There Is much cx-
| ciiemeut in the markets. Breadsuifl are RAPID
~ advancing.
LONDON, July Ii. The Times intimates
| that the recovery OF Asace and Lorraine, con
tabinG the modern provinces of AloZclle, hieur-
the, Mense, Eosges, the. prer Rhine and the
Lover Rhine are real objects OF war on the
part ct Prussia, and in that she has the SYM
pathirs OF mankind. The Tunes hnts that
English Intervention +, probable in case OF
Prussia losing strength. The neutrality OF
ltneEnd will be difficult, and perhaps impossl
bic AMI dishouorablc should Holland and Be-
GUM become involved in War.
rhr l'rua,ian fleet of Prince AdeLert, which
has LATELY been in these watel4, sailed for kiel
To day.
BERLIN July Ii Tue King arrived here
late lat evening from Elns. Ills journey was
a complete ovation, from the start. Pausing at
CoIleulz he waa surrounded by an immense
throng ut his c1untrymcn who greeted him
with cheers. At length the King came forward
and said IL ain pleased with this surprise.
Sec to it that you behave as bravely elsewhere.
90 arriving at this city the King found full
ly lUu, coo people at the station waiting TO es-
cort him to the palace. The route lay through
the splendid street "lInter Der Linden, I"
which was covered with flags and granlly ilIu-
minated for the OCCASION All along the march,
the crowd shouted, checred and sang national
hymns. The King aiterward repeatedly came
forward and salutcd the crowd from the pal
ace win uOWS.
PARIS, July lG.--The proceedings in the
Chambers yesterday on the question Of war
were interesting aud important.
PARIS, July lG.-The pupils Of the second
year at the military school Of st Gym have been
ordered to Join the army with tho rank Of sub
licutcnants.
The Empcror's attendants last evening re.
ceived orders to depart for the seat OF war
forthwith
The steamers OF Messagarics lmpcrialcs have
been dispatched to Algeria to bring home the
troops now operating against the rebels in that
country. The Minister OF Marine has ordered
all vessels not useful in time OF war, such as
the Imperial yachts, &c to be disarmed.
Great popular manifestation in favor Of War
was made last evening in the streets and on the
boulevard5 The streets and all public places
were crowded TO excess till alter midnight.
Much enthusiasm was manifested.
LONDON, July lG.-'l'he absolute with
drawal OF Prince Leopold is generally credited.
Paris, July lG.-Prince Napoleon arrived
in Norway yesterday. He received dispatch
from Paris aud will return Immediately.
In the Corps I.cgislatt Theirs in loug
speech pronounced against the declaration of
the government He found from all that was
said that France had received satisfaction from
Prussia and war should not be made on her
for mere Formally. Olivier responded 10
Theirs. He said it was impossible for the gov.
eminent to do otherwise than it had done
Theirs again took the floor. He recalled Mcxico
and Sadowa and said the government had made
speaker, hut he continued amid the greatest
agitation. When silence was restored Mr..
t3aurhctta demanded that all correspondence
that Ind been had with Prussia should be laid
before the Corps Lcgslatif Jules Favre second
ed the motion in long speech, say log Franco
would not make Var on tclcgraphlc dispatches.
The Minister OF foreign affairs replied that It
was necessary to go to war and TO DO SO lnlmedl-
| atcIy in order 10 give Prussia no time 70 arm.
| If any other course were pursued he could no
longer remain in the Ministry. The question
was then put to vote, and the demand Tor
the correspondence was REJECTED by vote Of
i.l64 against 81 The Corps then adjourned
llit egh, o clock in the evening.
J. On rcasscmbliDg the following projects OF
law were brought forward: First, to call the
r. 9arde mobile iuto active'servce. Second, to
authorize the enlistment Of volunteers for the
term OF the war, and third, to issue demand
fot a. loan of: 50;000,000 francs iD aid OF the
amy and &c. 100000 10 aid of the navy
Ater q short debate all these propositions
were, carried by the following vote For GAG,
against 10