The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-23

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thss Fanes Hni ~Halnialnei "a slafmlnT
and ~pfsyotlur altitude tovafd PrusslN.
and wafllho preparations eoaslnucd IN
Ffsbce. Notwithstanding he Withdrawal
Of Primes Leopold
In Cansiantlnopie, on The iith, another
disastrous FIRE occurred. The flames ragged
nine hours. Over 1900 houses. mainly
Of the poorer classes, were burned
The successful landing If smother espe.
dillon IN Cuba, IN AID Of he patriots, is
announced. The expedition wasno, very
largo, but would be on essential service 10
the Cuban Army II consisted Of sup.
plies ofarms, munitions, clothing and med.
icine.
A London dispatch Of The illh ssysthe
feeling throughout Europe was one Of
general uneasintsa A Brussels dispatch
says the French Emperor was dissatisfied
with the mere Withdrawal OF Hohonzol.
Tern, and persisted that Prussia formally
disavow the csn6 ,daturc. Tho King Of
Prussia firmly refused, alleging that to
aocedc to this would only produce more
extravagant demands from France, Eng.
land, Russia and Austria were making
energetic efforts to prevent a rupture,
but SO far had made no progress. A
dispatch from Ems says: The French
Ambassador had demanded an audience
of the King Of Prussia, to exact that
Prince Hohonzollern's remuneration he
made perpetual, and that the royal veto
be applied TO any further approach to
the Prince on the subject Of the Spanish
crown. The King declined to receive
the Ambassador, and answered him
through an aid-de-csmp that he had
no further communication to make. A
Paris dispatch Of the 14th says the
preservation of peace was assured. The
report of the resignation of the French
Ministry was contradicted.
In tho Gcumenical Council, on the
18th, the dogma Of infallibility wa
adopted by a vote of 450 Alternatives Il
SO negatives, and SO conditional.
The French Corps Legislatif, on III,
afternoon of the 18th, declared war agains
Prussia. There was great excitement i
Paris, and no opposition to the wa wa
manifested by any class. The declaratio
of war is based on the following causes
First, the insult offered at Ems TO CouI
Benedict, AID its approval by the Pru
sian Government. Second, the refusal
! the King of Prussia to compel the writ
drawal of Prince Leopold's nam as cal
didate to the Spanish throne. Third, Il
fact that the King persisted in giving u
Prince the liberty to accept the crow
: The declaration continues 1.-THE extr
constitutional changes in Prussia awake
the slumbering reoollections of 1914. L
e us cross the Rhine and avenge the insul
Of Prussia"
The Runesrath of the North Germ'
Confederation met at Berlin on the 15t
The Prussian Diet was already in 81
!, sion. The chiefs Of all parties assur
\ the King oftheir approval ofhis dignifl
!. and energetic attitude. A resolution "
> adopted according unlimited credit for t
A. national defence.
all A Berlin dispatch of the 18th sa
there was a strong feeling at ST. Petel
pf burg on the part of the Russisn Cover
4 ment against France. 1t was believ
that the Emperor Napoleon was bent
Ian aggressive war to destroy the bahn
"a of power in Europe, seize an overmastt
n ing position, and force the restoration
!. the Bourbon on Spain by arms.
Recent private advices from China 8
ID the imperial government had prohibit
al female emigration to California, and wou
establish a Chinese Consulate in S
ID Francisco.
r. A Toronto dispatch of the 18th sa
IN great satisfaction lie expressed In Cana
with regard to the result Of Fenian tri
at CaHandaigua, N. Y.
We In the French Corps Legislatif on I
n. 18th, N. Theirs, in a long speech, p
rk nounced against the declaration of war
yer the government, and thought that Fran
had received satisfaction from Pruss
1T. and war should not be made on her 70
at mere formality. The vote against b
lp. and his views was more than two to o.
A dispatch from Berlin on the II
ON says the South German States were
Big spending to Prussia's notice Of the dec
ON ration Of war. They were enthusiastic
ey, support of Fatherlsnd. The King
Prussia arrived al Berlin ON the night
for the 10th, from Ems. His journey. ]
been q complete ovation, and he fount
IN. Berlin an escort of fully 100000 PEG
in. waiting his arrival. The governm
was in hourly receipt Of dispatches Fl
inc all parts of Germany, Offering n
uis money, arms, horses, etc, in support
for the national cause.
There was q rumor in Paris, on
in 18th, Of an engagement having tai
the place near Forbach, resulting in a
OIL. to the Prussians Of 1900 killed, and
ng. French loss was placed at 1000 killed
nta- Gable dispatches Of the 18th say s.
to zerlaud will maintain an armed neutral
and that the neutrality Of Sweden
Red lust been officially announced, the &
to eminent having previously communities
with France. TIE report Of an engt
me ment between the French and Prus'
His forces was not confirmed. The fee
in England against France was unive
Jhi- and intense. There were exciting run
&c q in London that Russia had joined Pru
and as an ally. The London Morning Poi
abb the 18th has a doublc-leaded article I
tanning the following Any violation
On Belgian territory ends England's
ing tralitY"
. oil Later and authentic advices from tt
zen sin, received at St. Petersburg on the !
Gill. confirm previous reports Of the mass
and Of foreigners in China. The outr'