Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-16

Starr has two years in the Au-
burn Jail.
NASHVILLE, July 1A-The north
bound train on the Nashville and
Decatur Railroad broke through q
bridge near Nashville yesterday,
fell into the stream. Tom O'Neal,
a telegraph repairer, received a
wound and died last night. Jones,
o brakeman, was desperately
wounded. Ten passengers, among
whom were several ladies', more
or less hurt, some seriously.
LONDON, July 14.-General IN.
easiness still characterize the feel
ing throughout Europe.
The tone of the French official
papers is pacific. Others are hos
tile and warlike.
The resignation Of the French
Ministry is asserted and denied.
The French people and Cen
erals are indisposed to accept
Hohenzollern's fathers dispatch,
forbidding Hohenzollern's candi-
dature, as a 6nality and peace
Without directly acknowledged
by Prussia, 1t would be more sham
tn an SUITES.
The newspapers Libertie and
Montuer says the opinion of the
public is very bitter on the Min
istry for primary arrogance and
subsequent timidity.
De Gramneon announced to the
Corps Legislatif the withdrawal
Of Hohenzollern, but that the ne
gotiations were not yet terminated,
and asked the Corps to wait until
Saturday for a full expose.
PARIS, July 1A-The Press
thinks a settlement is precarious
and dangerous to France, simply
enabling Prussia to choose a bet
ter opportunity. The Telegraph
says a formal reply from Prussia
is the only thing that can restore
confidence.
BRussELs, July l4.-Napoleon
is dissatisfied with the mere with.
drawal Of the Hohenzollern candi.
dature. He insists THAT Prussia
shall formally disavow the candi-
dature which the King Of Prussia
refuses, on the grounds hat the
occasion would produce more ex.
travagant demands from France.
ROME, July l4.-The infallibili.
ty dogma was carried yesterday
BY a vote Of 450 to IS.
EMO, PRUSSIA, July 14.-The
French ambassador to-day de.
manded an audience Of the King
of Prussia TO exact that Prince
HohcnEollern's remuneration be
made perpetual, and that the royal
veto be applied TO any fresh ap-
proaCh to the Prince on the sub.
ject to the Spanish Crown. The
King declines to receive the En-
bassador. He answered him
through an Aid-de.C Camp. that he
had no further communication II
make.
BERLIN, IL A. M.-The DISPOSE
ton Of the people Of Prussii
seems to be calm, serious and res
olute to fight for the national hon.
or. The National Journal regards
the situation very disquieting.
The Borsen Zeitung says: "Wal
Is sure because France wants It,"
The Borsen Courier says the
French preparations are q direct
insult tO Prussia and King viii.
liam, and war is inevitable.
PARIS, July 1.-The Constitu.
tionel, the ministerial organ, de.
MES the reported disagreement
among Ministers, and states furth-
er that no Minister has rendered
his resignation.
PARIs, July l4-Bourse opened
declining. Rentes go francs 10
centimes.
J. The journals to-day give the
details Of the military prepare
tons, which are still going on.
Last night from 800 to 400 stu
dents made a demonstration in the
. streets while returning from q
public ball. They shouted, "VivC
France; down with Prussia" an
sang the Marseillies without inter
! ruption from the police.
NEW ORLEANS, July H.-CottoI
. demand fair and prices firm ; sale
) 1000 bales. Middlings, lSN; Low
middlings, l7@l7H Receipts. 1928
Exports, noue. Sugar, prime, l2k
Molasses, ~fermenting so. New
York sight, 4 premium. Gold
NJ.
LOUISVILLE, July l4.-Bagging
, firm, 30@30k. Cotton no quota
tons. Flour dull, ex family S. 81
Wheat, 81 l5@l Is. Corn 81 10
Oats, 65@66. Rye, 9S. Pork. $50 %
: Bacon, 1914 Oily shoulders, IA
clear sides, Is. Lard, II. Whisky
=, 81. Others no quotations.
ST. LOUIS, July 14.-Flour dul
~superfne, $4 30@4 so. Corn de
; ; clining, s0@s5. Whisky nothinl
| doing. Pork, $50 90. Shoulders
D "a; clear sides, Is. Lard quiet, g