The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-20
the Hague is on it's guard, and will not fail to
maintain the real interest of the country"

MAINTAIN the real interest OF the country.
THE POSITION OF SWITZERLAND.
The same paper has the following on the
relations of Switzerland to France
"We learn from several Swiss cantons, and
particularly from Neufchatel, that the mill
tary measures of the Federal Government are
not directed against France, but are inspired
by friendly neutrality. Switzerland knows
she has nothing to fear from France, her
natural ally and firm friend. The measures
taken by Switzerland to secure the respect of
Prussia for her neutrality are in our favor, as
by her geographical position she protects i'm
portant positions on our frontier"
HOW SPAIN STANDS TOWARDS FRANCE.
The friendly feeling of the Spanish people
towards France is also pointed out by the Jour-
nal, which says:-''We hear from Spain that all
notice how carefully in the present conflict
our Government and Chambers have avoided
any act or expression of unfriendliness
towards that power This results from
feeling of sympathy between the two nations"
PLoN-PLoN AS 4 GENERAL.
Prince Napoleon had arrived, and had a
long interview with the Emperor. 1t is un-
derstood that an army corps will be immedi-
ately formed and placed under command Of
the Prince.
BANQUET TO ARMY OFFICERS.
A grand dinner was given by the Emperor
at st. Cloud yesterday, after the council
of war. The principal officers of the regi-
ment of the line and Imperial Guard, who are
on the eve of leaving Paris, were present.
They testified in the most enthusiastic man.
ner their devotion to the Emperor, and the
band played the Marseillaise.
AMBASSADORS ORDERED TO QUIT.
1t is reported that the Ambassadors of
Baden, Norway Hesse, Bavaria, and Wurtem-
burg have been ordered to quit Paris.
EXPLOSIVE BULLETS.
France has notified Prussia that she will not
use explosive bullets if Prussia will not.
THE NEXT EFFORT FOR PEACE.
After the first battle has been fought, all
the powers in Europe will make an effort to
stop the conflict.
THE CATHOLICS OF SOUTH GERMANY
are reported to be opposed to Prussia.
PRUssIAN SPIES.
Eight Prussian officers have been seized in
Strasburg as spies.
FRENCH VOLUNTEERING.
One hundred thousand volunteers have en-
rolled their names in Paris and the depart
ments.
NEUTRALITY OF BELGIUM, HOLLAND, AND
RUSSIA.
BRUSSELS, July 19.-France has communi-
Gated to the powers notification that she has
entered into reciprocal engagements with
Belgium and Holland, insuring their neu-
trality. France is also in active negotiation
with Russia to obtain a formal promise of
n eutrality.
CENSORSHIP OF TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LONDON, July 19.-Surveillapce has been
established in Paris over the telegraph, which
prevents the forwarding of any news unfa-
vorable to the Government.
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The authorities on Saturday night forcibly
put stop to a riotous demonstration of the
| peace party in Paris. Thousands of men
waving white flags marched through the
streets shouting " PSU6 la Pdir." A collision
with the troops was at one time imminent.
The Prefect of Police on Sunday ordered
that all demonstrations in the streets should
be suppressed.
AUSTRIA JOINING FRANCE.
LONDON, July 19.-It is positively asserted
here to-day, on what is regarded as the
highest authority, that Austria joins France
against Prussia.
ITALIAN MILITARY RESERVES.
FLORENCE, July 19.-The Italian Govern.
ment has called out two classes of military re-
serves as precautionary measure.
THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT.
LONDON July 19.-In the House of Com
mons tonight Sir r. Seymour gave notice
that he would question the Government con
cerning the secret treaty which is alleged tc
exist between France and Denmark, and also
whether Prussia has declined the proposition
made not long ago by France to disarm
Amendments to the Education bill were de-
bated In committee until the adjournment.
EUGENE DELIGHTED.
LONDON, July IA special despatch to the
Tines from Paris says that Eugenie is de
lighted that the Prince Imperial will now SEE
his first campaign with his father.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.