The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-05
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ment OF Prussian forces in trout on the
French line is commented. 1t is evident
decisive operations nre ut hand. Troops
nre pushing ON TO Maycnce from nh d.
rections.
England's violation Of neutrality 10
supplying articles oonfraband TO France
is bitterly complained Of.
LONDON, July 30.--Ifn view Of the
public sentiment. Of England. occasioDcd
by the publication Of Tho recent treaty.
the Government will address a communi-
cation to The Governments Of France and
Prussia, declaring the explanation Of the
secret treaty unsatisfactory. From
orders recently issued from the War OF.
fee il is believed that il is intended to
ask Russia TO join England iu placing an
army in Belgium for the protection of
that country.
Heavy failures are reported on Stock
Exchange, London.
The Russian force 10 Poland has been
increased to zoe, 900 men, including the
Imperial Regiments Of guards.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg says
the people there are furious because Prus-
sin intercepts the English and French
newspapers.
An American lc, ion for the French
service il formed in Paris.
Russia openly favors Prussia.
The Carlst movement iu Spain is aban-
doued. Don Carlos having given offence
to his adherenis by Offering to serve
against Prussia, they refused 10 carry
nut the plot Of invasion aud q rising in
Spain.
France has inquired, through Russia, on
what conditions peace could be made -
Prussia's reply TO Russia was, "It is too
late"
The British Government is quietly but
actively preparing TO meet any emergency.
All do, kvards and nrscnals are busy day
aud night Supplementary estimates
for the army and navy are expected.
Bets are freely offered here that the
Pru.sian army will be at Paris in fort
, night.
The Frrsch Journals this morning say
::ne Prussian. have 800 900 men at Trevc,,
iU0. 600 10 the Black Forest, 100000
. near Mayence. 1O0. 900 in Schieswig and
sU. 600 near Berlin. The triangle be-
tween Trevcs, Mayencc snd the river
Tuuie is well filled with soldiers.
BERLIN, July 3O.-fhe feeling agains;
!. ENGLAND is niiI more intense. and seems
TO be shared by people # aii eiasscs -
: The press il unsparing ip its attacks on
England. A Journal says England evi
!, denily wants auorhcr Alabama question
Every able bodied Prus~ian betweet
y 90 aud 80 years Of age is now in th,
racks. A party Of French cavalry pass
y ed the frontier ut Pierpeyes yesterday
% bur soon returned. accomplishing nothing
METz. July 29-Grra, ezci'cmen
/, prevails Mt the news that The Pra-sian
" are moving. This causes general hur
/ ryieg f,rwsrd OF French op ;ra,ions.- -
There j. little doubt that the main bod,
Q will strike through Rhenish Bavaria. an,
4 an advance of Prussiaus on the left Is cx
pccfed.
/ SAAgcnucKEs. July 29.--The success
u ,,f the Pfn-~iai.s in The affair nf the on,
> p".,-. yesterday. it is admitted by eve
the French, who retired after few round
!, Of cannon aud mu-kcfry.
VI PARIS, July 30.--To-day the Emper
"a or assumed eoiniuaud in-chicf of the srmy
The Prince Imperial visited the camp Il
i, day aud was received with great enthrsi
a asui. There has been no serious engage
mcnt; all rumors to the contrary ~
false.
al III IL reported, on the best Of authority
M that the recent mission TO Vienna was
complete success. Austr will not tax
:. umbragc at present. The Italians i
- Rome will remain in accord with Italy.
ID LONDON, July 30.-Thcre is great &C
iiviiy in the defense of Antwerp. 3D.,
I. marck takes the field mt the head OF hi
a regiment of cuirassiers, leaving Her
Thiele 10 charge of foreign Office.
Belgium has LOG, 900 men in position
} The English home iorces is now only 80
n 900 men.
BERLIN, July 80 (via London. Jul
81, II 30 a. Nj This morning tn
)" French attacked Saarbrucken in largel
s, superior furcc. but were vigorously r,
pulsed.
r. BiRMISoaAM. July 30.-The Frcnc
:. army il placed as follows: First corps
:" under Marshal McMahon, Mt Strasbur.
y second corps, under Gen. Trussard. /:
st. Avoid; third corps, under Marshs
ar Bazainc, at Metz; fourth corps, unde
!. Gen. Count L'Admirault, ut Thiconvill,
, fifth corps. under Gen. Dc Failley, 1
90 Bitche; sixth corps. under Marshal Ca,
robert, at Chalons; seventh corps, und.
III Gen. Donay, at Beltort; eighth corps. vi
ho der Gen. Buurbaky, atarmy headquarter
A proclamation of neutrality is issue
- by the Spanish Government.
LONDON, July 3fst-Midnieht.-
wv dispatch from Paris states that the En-
he peror's headquarters to night are ut S
mt Avoid, near the frontier. This indicate
that general engagement is close
hand
=, LONDON, August lst.--It is certai
Nv England will take action to defend BE
OF GUM.
The Times says Gladstone's speech
,e. the Mansion House meeting on Saturd,
4 evening proves that he recommends wa
~ md = ready to meet it.
OF The Paris Journals Official Of tn
morning says that the Government h,
III. decided that during the war no person
an whatever nationality will pc permitted
- cn,er or leave France without passpor
iis This, however, is not apicaple to sui
CT jects of those States actually at war wit
France. They can only travel in the i
= terror with the special permission of ii
- Minister Of the Interior.