Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-07-29
European News,


not use explosive bullets if Prussia will not
After the first battle has been fought all
the powers OF Europe will make an effort to
/ stop the conflict
The French journals have received orders
to publish no information concerning military
movements.
Eight Prussiln officers have been arrested
in Stnsbourg as spies.
One hundred thousand volunteers have en-.
rolled their naulcs in Paris and the depart
meDts.
PARIS, July 22.-'rhc Emperor is ut St.
Cloud, and will not join the army for several
days
The proclamation OF intullbiiity was cclc.
brated, accompanied with the most imposing
religious ceremonies at Romo The public
received the proclamation with great rcjoic
ings.
Bcrthcmy remains at Washington
The hlonltcur says it is not true that Spain
has made an alliance with France Spain
remains neutral The Moniteur, DISCUSSING
Prussla's demand for the neutrality of tho
l'aIt'c sea, says any support of Prussias de.
mand will he regarded an act of hostility
to France, as the Baltic is destined to play an
Important role in the war.
BERLIN July 22.--king William assum !;
control Of the Bavarian army, placing it in
the third army corps.
IoNDoS, July ga surveillance has
been established in Paris over the telegraph
which prevents the forwarding of any news
unthvombc to the government
The authorities on Saturday night forcibly
put stop to a riotous demonstration of the
peace party in Paris. y thousand mcn wav
ing white flags marched through the streets
shouting +" Vice ht puic." A collision with
troops was at one time iinmiucnt.
On Friday last party Of citizens had a s,-
Iious ailray with some soldiers in a cafc. One
mhn was killed, and the place was badly daul.
aged
y special despatch [, The Times from Paris
says the Empress Euuenc is delighted that
the Prince Imperial will now sec his first
campaisn, with his father NJ Oliver avows
his rntnc confidence in the favorable result,
ut the war,
Napoleon's address to the people will not
bc published, says the Patric, uutil the En-.
peror has departed for the trout
PARIS. July - News from the army of
France will be furnished to the press from
he War Department, based upou Official
dispatches
The following details of the affair at For
bach, which has been varousIy reported as
battle and skirnish between the customs
patrol, are published hero to.d,y. Two re
ginrnts of French h,,SSars and a body of Ur
lnncr (Gcrnan troops, commonly armed with
ancrS,) met on the frontier The French
Immediately made preparations to receive an
attack. Al length, one of the Uraner came
ward. The French allowed him to ap.
p"," y, regarding him as Il descrtcr, or ex-
pnu', i;.s * ,Hrley On coming near, the Urla.
but m M Missed his commander Of the French,
amid m a shower m ofpGykk, and turned and fed
The evening Journals onort so.or,, s,;.
ishcs yesterday between tRoo a, aoYc,a' sk'Im
along the line of the frontier, bul ""'"'
tails. 1t is extremely difficult to o. o. =" ?o'
tclllgcncc from the seat of war, ms core ="
dents arc strictly forbidden from approachinn- :
the army lines. The authorities o. Stras
bourg no longer permit strangers to ascend /! &
stceplc Of the cathedral The movements Of
troops on both sides can be seen from that
point.
FoHDAcn, July 25-Thc Prussians have
been rcpnlscd at kerlin. A reconnaissance has
been made on Prussan soil by the French
PARIS, July 25.-Thc Toulon fleet sailed
to day to reinforce that Of Chcrburg.
The gradual evacuation of Rome has been
decided upon
The Inhabitants of the island near the
mouth of the Elhe have been removed, Icay.
ing the French without pilots
~ body of uhlancr lanccrs passed the bor.
der near Saarbuck, tore up the railroad to.
ward Metz for long distance, DESTROYED the
viaduct, and returned to camp without loss.
The French force is concentrating on the
coast near the Belgium frontier.
The journals of Metz say the French have
taken forty prisoners SO far
The Emperor presided at council of Min
istcrs yesterday
LONDON, July 25.-Thc Times publishes
and vouchcs for the authenticity of the fol-.
lowing projected treaty, submitted by France
to Prussia: The preamble sets forth that the
the King of Prussia and the Emperor of the
French, in order to strengthen ties of friend
ship between tho two governments and peo
pie, Nc, hereby concludes the subjoined treaty.
In the first article, Napoleon admits and re-
cognizcs the late acquisitions Of Prussia from
Austria. In the second, tho Prussian kim
engages to faoilitatc the French acquisition
OF Luxembourg. Iu the third, the Emperor
acquicsccs in the union of tho North and
South German States, Austria excepted In
the tnurth, France finding it necessary to nh
sorb RcIginm, Prussia lends her assistance to
that mcfsurc. The fifth article is the usual
one ofufensve and defensive alliance between
the two nations
The Morning Telegraph today prints in
large type communication reciting an Ia.
| tGrrGw held with the Empcror Nnnolco, a