The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-21

La Liberte looks upon the fact as one OF
much significance, and explains it as follows
Count de Solm declares that bis government
does not desire to begin the war; 1t does not
wish to assume the responsibility, and still re-
lies upon the wisdom and conciliatory spirit OF
the Emperor In accordance with this view
the Prussan charge admits that he has been
instructed not to ask for his passports, but II
the Court Of the Tuileries choose to take the
Initiative and sends, him his passports, he will
consider the act an expulsion, and will with
draw with the entire legation. This situation,
however, cannot last long. The Chambers
expects to receive tomorrow proclamation
.by the Emperor declaring war, which Of course
WIN put an end to all diplomatic delays.
RIGGS - Financial Legislation.
=! '..@&, .i.}.'..2z PARIS, July 1s.
The minister of finance has asked ofthe Corps
Lesislatif supplemental credit on 1870 OF
A4l. 000. 600 francs for the war budget, 10000,
600 for the navy and 100000 for ministry Of
finances, and 1000, 900 for the ministry OF the
interior. tits stated that as soon as the Corps
Legislatif has disposed Of the above business,
together with the budget of Paris, it will ad-
iourn for the municipal elections, after which
the session will be. resumed and additional
legislation, necessary to sustain the govern
ment In an emergency, will be attended TO.
Public subscriptions for the army continue to
be taken up throughout the country, and large
sums have already been received. The jour.
nalists of Paris and the provinces have ap-
pointed & committee to receive subscriptions,
with Emile de Girardln as president The
prefect of the Seine has placed offices in the
public buildings at the service of the COM
mfttee for the collection Of the subscriptions.
France to Occupy Hanover-Capture Of
al Spies.
WASHINGTON, July 20.
The following Is summary of foreign dig
patches: -, p .-.,.sl .,,..,.-.
It ia rumored that Prince Napoleon will take
land force to the Baltic, to cooperate with
Admiral wellamey in the occupation Of Han
over. :..,,....s 80 u ..is@'l
Anumber ct spies have been captured on
both sides OF the Rhine. -
II Admiral Milne commands the Channel feet.
Prince De la Tour D'Auvergne'is the French
Minister to Austria. = seq. <:
Enthusiasm in Germuny-MoneyV Voted
Freely for the War; -
The Grand Duke of Mecklenburg was elect
ed president of the North German Parliament,
which cheered yehemently when Bismarck
announced the declaration OF war by France.
The King opened the session with o speech
amid the widest enthusiasm.
The North German States are perfectly har-
monious.. The Parliament voted one hundred
and twenty million of thalers for the.war.
Brightness In the French Money Market.
g The Bank Of France. has raised the rate of
interest. to 81 dos. rs i.,ys.,,g
The Porte Making Ready-Cutting the
iI.-rlI 2; 7zl5s. 81, Wires.
Turkey has called out her reserves.
sTelegraphie communication between Ger
many. and France has been destroyed BY the
authorities. fir..f -
APopular Denonstration In Dnblin-
The Popxlacea. Recapture their Flags.
"a lt,. z1is:.,s:c sr.3 !. LoNpoN, July 20.
/ There has been great popular demonstra-
ton In Dublin, in favor of France: More than
100, 900 persons were in the procession, which
had twenty bands of music. The French and
Irish flags were entwined.. The police captur-
ed three French flags, when the procession
rallied and recaptured them. 'ai -, ''.,..'
The French Cross. the Frontier-The
I : :,
War Begun.
COLOGNE, July 20.
/ The French have PASSED the frontier near
Saarbruck, and seized the customhouse.
The German Ultimatum-Comme
4 Prostration I'm Liverpool and Nam
/ chester.
i LONDON, July 20.
! Germany makes the dethronement of Bona
parte its ultimatum.
! The Liverpool markets yesterday were ut
terly prostrated. Nothing has been ever
known like the commercial depression. Many
men worth one hundred thousand pounds
sterling day or two ago are bankrupt day.
Business in yarns and fabrics at Manchester is
also completely paralyzed.
Prussia Stripping for War-Merchant-
I men en- the High Seas.
BERLIN, July 20.
All Germans In service of the French have
been ordered to return forthwith. -
! The Prusslan Government has announced
that merchantmen of the enemy will not be
interfered with on the high seas. unless for
causes which would expose neutrals to seiz-
hre.- -. -..,...=,- ..-....,. -
General Weidel, Adjutant- General of Hano-
yer; has been arrested at Weimar as a spy.
A Mild View ola National Question.
0tss ia FRANKFORT, July 20.
The Gazette, In an editorial, asks how the
cause of war concerns the people Of France or
Germany, and intimates that the question is
one between the monarchs of the respective
governments, and one that the people do not
feel at all Interested In.
Significant Scraps from Paris.
- PARIS, July 20.
The Journal Officiel contains decree nomi-
mating General Edmund LIE Beuf, lately Minis
ter of War, Major-General. The yiscont De
Irau as Minister Of War al interim.
tits understoodthat all the French consuls
in the German Confederation have received