The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-28
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES!
FOREIGN NEWS.

MADRID, July 26.
The danger of a Carlist rising is moi
yet over, and Government is %redoubline
its precautions.
LONDON, July 2G.
Tomorrow is the day for stock settle
ments. Failures are anticipated.
The Mcintosh Oil Works at Leith
were destroyed by fire last night. Three
men were killed and one badly injured.
The British troop ship Lamar, from
Halifax, has arrived in Portsmouth.
PARIS, July 26.
An eloquent eulogy on the late Pre-
vost Paradol appears in The Sirele,
signed by Taxile de Lord.
The extreme rigor with which the
French in Germany are treated, while
Germans in France are in no way mo-
Tested or restricted, was complained of
in the Council of Ministers to-day.
La Liberte reports the Empress to
have said that the only end the war can
have is victory for France.
The Journal Oficiel publishes a dis
patch from the Duke de Grammont, adj
dressed to the diplomatic representatives
of France, refuting the statement made
by DuIOu NtilutI3 tuut NJ thtA was
made of the ~candidature Of Leopold pre-
vious to the late offer Of General Prim.
The Duke appends a letter from Count
Bennedette, dated March 81, stating that
he had been assured by the Cabinet of
Berlin that there was nothing serious in
the report that ii was possible an offer of
the throne of Spain might be made to a
Hohenzollern.
Henri Rochefort is arrested in Bats, and
is in charge of the Government.
La Liberte announces that the Journal
Officiel will publish tomorrow the cor
respondence between France and the
Italian Government, in which the first
steps are taken for a solution of the
question of the occupation of Rome. La
Liberte promises that the documents will
create q sensation. They show that the
Italian Government has not even asked
for q withdrawal of the French troops,
but that France takes the initiative to
that end.
The Bourse closed stronger. Rentes,
65f. SOC.
The Journal Ohiciel says a dispatch
has been received from the French
Charge d'Afaires at Pekin, dated June
%, announcing the arrival of a French
gunboat at Tientsin, where the English
Consul is Professionally charged with the
care of French interests. On the arrival
of the vessel, the French flag was sa-
luted by the Chinese fort, and no violent
demonstration was made by the natives
when they landed.
Some French journals report that
many German deserters come daily into
French territory.
Subscriptions to the patriotic and hos
pital funds continue to be literally signed.
BERLIN, July 26.
A provincial correspondent says that
rapid and vast preparations for war ex-
tinguished all feeling of unquietude
caused by the boosted readiness of the
French to take the initiative, and will, it
is hoped, save Prussian soil from the
calamities of war.
LONDON, July 26.
The Pail Mall Gazette, now that the
real designs of the French Emperor are
revealed, counsels England to make
every preparation for war.
PARIS, July 26.
The Moniteur du Soir says it learns
from a reliable source that Prince Leo
pold and his father are in bad odor at
Berlin on account of his remuneration of
the Spanish throne. 1t adds, that Bis
marck reproached them for precipitation,
when they might have enabled Spain to
keep clear of the quarrel, and thus per-
NIT France to place more troops on the
Rhine, rs they had no need to watch
Spain.
LONDON. July 26.
Persons residing under the walls Of
Paris have been notified to quit their
houses. Space is required for the dis
play of artillery.
The French forces at Thronville are
estimated at 0 1000.
The Imperial Guard is at Nancy.
The early evacuation of Rome by the
French is almost certain
FLORENCE, July 26.
The Minister of Russia has assured
the House of Deputies that ii may not
yield from any pressure of France.
LONDON, July 26.
The French report another cavalry
skirmish near Metz, and claim that the
Prussians were beaten, and lost three
officers.
PARIS, July 81.
1ub EuDiCSoy WHICH Nv ~DOuIkf
read to the sailors of the fleet an address
from the Emperor, which says, Though
not among you, my thoughts are with
you, and follow you to those seas where
your valor will be displayed. The
French navy has n glorious history.
You will be worthy Of its path, and
when in front of the enemy remember
that France is with you, and calls the
protection of Heaven upon your m
While you fight on sea your brethren
fight on land for the same cause. Go
and show with pride the national stand
ard. When they see it, the enemy will
know it unfolds the honor and genius OF
France After delivering the above, the
Empress was overcome with emotion.
The effect of her visit to the feet is said
to be great.
LONDON, July 81.
A special dispatch from Strasbourg,
received to-day, says the elite of the
French army is now concentrated al
Strasbourg and Belfort. The Algerian
forces, consisting of Zouaves and Turcos
reached Strasbourg on the Oath, and to
day took up their position at Belfort
close to the Baden line.
Sixteen squadrons of Chasseuri
d'Afrique arrived to-day, via Lyons.
A dispatch received from Thionville
states that the army has commenced t.
move to the frontier. The Imperia
Guard has already started.
It is now thought certain that the EN-
peror designs closing in on the Prus
slams between Thionyille and Wassen
berg, throwing his army ON the German
side of the Rhine. This army is com
posed of three corps, commanded b,