New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-26
Yesterdays Evening pi.patches.I

yesterdays Evening Dispatches.l
SAN Francisco, July 25.-The harvest Il
Oregon exceeds that Of any former year.
LONDON, July 25.-The Times publishe
and vOuches for the authenticity OF tn
following projected treaty transmitted b.
France to Prussia:
; Prussia and the Emperor Of the French, il
order to strengthen the ties of friendship
| between the two governments and thei
people, ETC., hereby conclude the subjoinet
treaty:
In the first article Napoleon admits ant
recognizes the late acquisitions Of Prussia
from Austria.
In the second article the Prussian Kins
engages to facilitate French acquisition O
Luxembourg.
In the third article the Emperor acqui
esces in the union. of the North and South
German States, Austria excepted.
In the fourth article, France finding il
necessary to absorb Belgium, Prussia lends
her assistance to that measure.
The fifth article is the usual one in such
treaties of offensive and defensive alliance
between the two nations.
The inhabitants of the islands near North
Elbe have removed, leaving the French
without pilots.
French forces are concentrating ON the
coast near the Belgian frontier.
PARIS, July 25.-The journals of Metz
say that the French have taken forty
/ prisoners, SO far. -..
The Emperor presided at council of
| ministers yesterday.
A feet sailed from Toulon to-day to rein
| force that of Cherbourg.
A body of Uhlaner lancers passed the
| border, near Saarbruck, and tore up the
railroad toward Metz for long distance,
destroyed viaduct, and returned to camp
without loss.
The gradual evacuation of Rome has been
decided upon.
Viscount d'Aukland, the present French
Minister to Chill, succeeds Mr.. Provost
Paradol, at Washington.
Sundays Dispatches.
NFw YORK, July A.-Arriyed: Mariposa
and Crescent City.
1t is confidentially stated the Prussians
are strengthening Coblentz only with the
intention of making it the base of opera
tons, and intend to throw the force down
the line of Saar and carry offensive war
into France.
Betting on the International yacht race
closed last evening, slightly in favor OF the
Cambria, though many wagers were laid on
even terms, including fifteen thousand dol
lars between two prominent Wall street
brokers and others at odds of five to one
that Sappho arrives before either the Cam
bria or the Dauntless. The Herald this
morning publishes calculation based on
cable kilograms, stating the position of the
Dauntless on the eighth and thirtieth
instants, showing she is not likely to reach
Sandy Hook before the twenty-fittl.
Cotton movement for the week light, both
in receipts and exports. Weekly movements |
until September first, the close of the year, |
are likely to be small, although in excess Of |
last year, when the crops We're much below |
that of this year. Receipts at all ports for |
week 7477, against 9474 last week, 1866 the |
previous week, and IL ,7O9 three weeks since.
Receipts at all ports since September reach |
?, S43, o3O, against !, lO9 42o for corresponding
period last year, showing an increase of |
1864 III favor of this season. Exports
from all ports for the week l2.712, against
1861 last week. and only 294 this week last
year. Total exports since September to
date, 2,l59,899, against ,425. $50 last year.
These figures show a remarkable increase in
exports. Stock in Liverpool, 6O7 900, against
}53, 900 last year. Amount of American cot
ton afloat for Great Britain is $1,000 against
81 900 last year. Amount of Indian cotton
,foat for Europe is 4l4,OO0, against TAG. 900
asst year. Stock of cotton in American
,eapOrts is 1864 against 43,043 last year.
STRAsBOURG, July pa panic occurred
here this morning. occasioned by the report
IF loud explosions. The Prussians had
blown up the abutments of the Kehl rail
way bridge. Marshal Mcmahon is expected
lere tomorrow. The Emperor is expec ted
It Nancy. French troops are massing at
Metz and Theonville.
PARIS, July 24.-News from the French
rmy will be furnished to the press from
he War Department, based upon official
dispatches.
The official journal of Austria says the
government having exhausted all means of
nollifying Napoleon and preventing war,
as resolved to observe strict neutrality, |
tut at the same time keep up careful
Vatch for chances OF a peaceful settlement
Russia announces her determination to
Sc all means Of limiting the theatre of war
nd abridging its duration.
LONDON, July 23.-The yacht Dauntless
n the thirteenth was in latitude forty-three
orth, longitude thirty-six west.
In consequence of the attitude of Austria
oward Bavaria and renewed rumors of the
7arlilSe attitude of Russia, England has
esOlved to make preparations for putting
er army on war footing.
The Channel squadron has received orders |
D get ready for sea. Its destination is to
mite with the Mediterranean squadron at
to form flying squadron under
of Admiral Horribly, who has been /.
elegraphed at Valparaiso to return to Eng
and Immediately.
A special dispatch from Berlin to-day an
ounces that passenger traffic on the rail
'ays will cease tomorrow. ,
Reserves and landwehr are being for
'arded. The army is IN excellent spirits ,
nd full of confidence.
The Gar of Russia will be neutral so long 4
3 Russian interests do not suffer. Mean
me he will do everything possible to nit
ateSthe horrors of war.
BERLIN, Prussia, July "a, 1S70.-The only
ritten document which Prussia has re-
lived from France since the beginning of | ,
he quarrel reached Berlin Tuesday last,
nd was a declaration of war. 1t declares ,
lat the Emperor of the French is obliged
consider the proposal to elevate Prus- ,
an Prince to the throne of Spain as an at
eek on the security of France, and he +,
osiYes Prussia to disavow the scheme.
his Prussia refused to do. reserving her
ght to be governed by circumstances. !
be Emperor says he is forced to consider :
lis determination as equally menacing to
rance, and the European equilibrium par I
cularly, as it was rendered more sgnif- |;
ant by communications made by Prussia 8
nd the cabinets of Europe, giving an ac
cunt OF the refusal to receive the French g
The paper concludes: The Q
fench government, therefore, is taking {
tops for the defense of its honor and in
ired interest and having adopted all meas II
res Whlcn circumstances render necessary, | 6
outsiders Itself at war with Prussia" &
Inc Proclamation announcing strict neU- j
failty OF Italy in the pending war was is !.
ued to-day at Florence. Large demonstra- !,
IONS have been made in Milan Padua and -
'enoa IN favor OF Prussia. Dispatches