The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-25

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rope pronounce upon the Justice OF our cause. y
Orders sas to Prussian Subjects and
Merchant Vessels.
PARIS, July 81.
The Gsurnal Oflclel makes the following an
nounoement:
The Emperor has decided, On proposition OF
the Minister Of Foreign Affairs, that all sub
ieots of Prussia, or OF. States allied with Prus-
sIa, now In France or French colonies, shall
beipermltted to remain so long as their COZ
duct furnishes no cause for complaint.
Admission from this date to the territory oi
France Of subjects of Prussia or allied States
| will be sdbiect 10 special permission, given
enly exceptionally. In regard to vessels 'oi
commerce belonging toithe enemy, the follow
ing rules will be observed: To such vessels
now in French ports, or which may enter said
ports in ignorance OF war, q delay Of thirty
days will be granted for their departure, and
safe conduct win be given them until their ar
rival at their destination, or at ports to which
they belong. Vessels having shipped oargoes
for France on account Of French parties before
the declaration are not liable to capture. and
NAV safely discharge their cargoes and load
with other in ports of the empire, after which
they will receive safe conduct to the.ports to
whlh they belong. -. ,.l -. :.
Tapkish Neutrality.
CoNsIANTINoPLE, July 81.
The Levant Times, of to-day, announces
that the flrstol Of reserves had been called
under arms. This, with the regular force,
makes the Turkish army three hundred thous-
and strong. The policy OF Turkeyis absolute
neutrality. - -. -.
Position OF Bavaria. -
BERLIN, July 22.
The KIAg of Prussia recently notified the
Bayarian Government that according to
treaty he intended to assume command OF the
latter's army, embodying it. in the Third Corps.
Bavaria Immediately assented, and forwarded
congratulations to the Prussian King, and is-
sued patriotic exhortation to the army
A Claim OF Switzerland docs not Please
France.
- PARIS, July %.
It is reported to-day that Switzerland has
asked permission to occupy Chablais, the most
northern part of Savoy, on Lake Geneva,
claiming that by the treaty Of Vienna 1t is her
right to do so. The Moniteur, official, says,
however, that this movement on the part OF
Switzerland is not confirmed.
Austria watchfully Neutral.
BRUSSELS, July 81.
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Yesterday, at which it was resolved that
Austria should maintain a position of watchful
neutrality. The Austrian Government is buy
ing horses and accommodating supplies. Her
ulterior policy Is dependent on that OF the
Car.
The French Declaration.
.s.s - BERLIN, July 81.
Connt Won Bismarck informed the Reichstag
Yesterday that declaration Of war was the first
and only document officially received from
France. proving conclustyely that surprise
was intended.
From the Seat or War.
PARIS, July 22-6 P. N,
The evening journals report several skir-
mIshes yesterday betwee -tne advanced guards
along the line of the frontier, but give no de-
tails. itas extremely difficult to obtain inteli-
eence from the seat Of war, as correspondents
are strictly forbidden from approaching the
army lines. The authorities Of Strasbourg no
longer permit strangers to ascend the steepie
of the cathedral. The movements of troops
on both sides can be seen from that point.
Quarters are preparing for the Emperor aud
staff at Ssrasbourg.
The number of volunteers who have enlisted
for the war is $1,000.
Many ladies offer their services as nurses for
the wounded. While In the service they Will
wear a costume similar to that Of the Sisters
Of Charity.
The Prussians on the Defensive-confi-
denoe OF Bismarck and NIoltke.
r. LONDON, July %.
Adv,ces from the scene of war indicate that
the Prussians will adopt defensive line from
Coblentz along the Rhine.
Minister Bismarck and General Motke are
equally confident, and are unreserved in their
predictions of success.
The French journals object to the neutraliza-
ton of the Baltic.
1t is said Count De Palikao will command
the expedition which is to enter Prussia
through Denmark.
The Garde Mobile of France has been called
out for active duty. None Of the men are al
lowed to procure substitutes.
The General Council of; the bank OF France,
by advice of the Governor, have voted to give
one hundred Thousand francs to the Sanitary
Society, and have resolved to continue the
salaries of all employees who are called into
military service, whether in the army. reserve
or Garde Mobile.