Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1870, Page 1

> Seer THE EVENING STAR. | PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday exeensoa. { At The Star Building, ' 1 *W. Corner Pennsylvania Av. and lth St, BY Tas EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY. s = THE STAR f* served by carriers to thelr mb. eribers Im the City and Distri: wWEEs or FORTY Foun Cents P are rentf rom the office longer than paid for. WEEKLY STAB—published om Friday worning—§1.50 a year. Ss AMUSEMENTS. GRAND ANNUAL SCHUETZENFEST WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN VEREIN, AT TUE NEW SCHUETZEN PARK, July 1S, 19, 20, 21, amd 22, 1870. The Festival will be announced MONDAY, July is m.. by twelve minute guns. The Schuet- their invited guests will assemble in front of t Hall at 8 a.m Procession (one of the most | interesting features of the Festival) will be at 9 oclocl eed through Third ands of the Executive Mansion, and return throngh Peunsylvania avenue toSevouth street, and te the Park. PRIZE SHOOTING. PRIZE BOWLING, LADIES PRIZE 5 GRAND CONCERT AND DAXCLNG, POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. BRILLIANT ILLUMINATION. and - SPLENDID DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS. KV EBY BAY and EVENING During the Festival. THE GREAT AND WONDEBFUL WALHALLA TROUPE, Ot German and French Artists, comprising ten o' the MOST BEAUTIFUL FORMED WOME the world, in their MGNIFIORNT TABL EA OR LIVING PICTORES OF THE G 1ASTERS, under the direction of Prof, H. SCHMIDT. from the Grand Alcazar, Berlin, THE SKOBATS AND GYMNASTS GYM) TH AGE, whose performances in Baltimore and ational Theatre in this city have earned ‘of applanse and the highest encomiums, wii) ¢xery afternoon and evening. se Band DANCING MUSIC will be furnish 4 by the GER- 1A BAND, under the imaedi ne a se direction of tiyal will terminate PRIDAY EVEN- . with a ND BALL, FETE ©4 aMPETRE. SF For Prize Shooting, Bow ix Prize Shooting, Prizes ‘ $2.30 will be distribr gege snd Ladies ia value to Admission to the P: eateextra, No retr pie rd acters will Members s% DB cents: to the Pavillion 5 Fe tickets. reparat’ me have been mage to preserve rout! ¢erounds,and disreputable char sed po circumstances beadmitted. itora are respectiully enjoi he Aorderwof the Committee of Arranze- ok will te thus an ‘eativel for the night, after we the Park. will be at the terminus senth-street railroad in sufficient numbers ‘ey all visitors com#fortably to the Park. aris nf the &ssociation desiring to CONTRIB- ‘ eso “PRIZES are iy reagested to leave th DHN VOGT. 429 Seventh fetreet, ©. RNEBSS!. 422 Seventh street. jy) 9 WW ssuinetos CITY GARDEN, NEW YORK AVENUE, Berween Ist axp 2D StRexets 4 Respectable and Pleasant Family Resort on the European Pian. uty, the wm ‘This GARDEN is now open (since the retarn of proprietor rmaay) on the Buro- ‘pean plan. for the recreation and amneement ‘Of respectable parties. who may be assured that they will be protected from any annoy ance or impropriety, Families and children may wort here in perfect security. There will always be @ variety of amusements as well as of refreshments, Qed oevery Thursday, from 4 to W o'clock p. instrumental music, (the favorite German eoncert.) he American public are cordially in Vited to try this new institution for their health and . eIm) EB! Lo FFLER. of aire GBAND CONCERT by the celebre‘ced Marine | WALIOS (xy i i i i l iat Pir? ; i oii aul eth ne reet, After THIRTY YEARs trial fied ials una! of the highest characte sicians of the first oe iberal discount . "riety eteie Ras tats ae North Oharles st é , ¢ ¥ recommend it moat eficctual proper’ don for ths ertinetion vi pain, I Bruiees, or any «rt eu for i cite of Indi 2 Burne. ® #4 remedy ever known for it for Dy: wentery oF uty ts a ‘of notion dit ‘PHYSICIANS AND CLERGYMEN ‘Testify to the merits of SICILIAN HAIR BENEWER In restoring GBAY HAIR to its original color Dr moting its grow’ he, 3 old RY ‘The Cy Halim and th. It makes the bair jeoft and appearance are made young again DRESSING Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail: of the numerons preparations which are Beware ‘sold upon our reputation. B. P. HALL & CO., Nashue, 8 druggists. For sale by all TO REMOVE MOTH PA’ from For erextions and [yt grubs, pimply ‘on the face, = — +l epatiecocabeer) Te W.a. the: PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. E*congion TO G The “i UN SUNDAY safe steam. ip. LYMOBT ~ JULY ay 187 Cents. OFEPH H. SHAFFIELD. ANALOSTAN ISLAND! to the same. . gade st HENEY A. KAISE! 42 wn. ats . RAISER & TER. ge. 456)On Exhibitio 718 H = end Sale | ‘SvEEET. No. 486 bird at Srezer MARKRITER’S, 486 SEVENTH STREET. between D and B streets, = at Doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall, aa. 9 Frames = is Bist. Tessels, Bings, Please remember Name and Number. sp 35-17" A®? REPOSITORY. 245 °F STREET, Between Thirteenth and Fourteenth Sis. ENGEAVINGS, ULL PAINTINGS, PH JOTOGBA PHS, COHBOMOS, ae., BUGEB’S GROUPS OF CULPTUBE, ABTISTS’ MATEBIALS, BTATUBTTES, &e., Be. P.OTUBB FRAMES. COORD AND TASSELS, &c., &s. VELVET PASSE PARTOUTS. oo BBACKETS, be WOOD AND OOAL. ICE OF JAS. GLEASON WOOD AND COAL MERCHANT, G Sraeer W: 7. Wasniseton, D. C., June 21, 1570, 1 have commenced to lay inter stock ate in my w ot JAS. GLEASON, @ Street Wharf. TION called to the following Siiktot WHITE GOUDS Just receina QuariRe Handkerchiefs. war- 5,15 and MANUFACTURERS OF CAST AND WBOUGHT IBON BAILING, IRON STAIBS, STRAIGHT AND SPIRAL. - Garden and Cemetery Adornments, FOUNTAINS, VASES, VERANDAHS, Bos. 1514 axp 1516 SrRiwo Ganven STREET, aon, PHILADELPHIA. LETT Yee GTUR ERG RATAL TONNE WATER corn Ww. rs 1st, CARBIAGE MANOR At CRERS, ae 477 imine street. R branches. PA Fourteenth Agent for Brewster & Co.,(of Broome street.) Fitfh svenue, New Fork. : pea ‘The Lake, Captain J Excoesion DOWN THE POTOMAO. firet-claes steemer Lad of the the Potomac ag Excursion, down about forty mi ‘ON SUNDAY, JULY 17,1870, Leaving her wharf foot of reet at 3p. m., re turning at 9 p.m. Tickets: Beventy five cents. Refreshments on Bo: ‘Tickets can be Bsus board. iy ROWN, PLANE & CO. 1 IGINAL INDEPENDENT SUC! ‘3 T ai ony THE FIELD AGAIN ane Seventh Anniversary and Fifth Grand IND! . LIGHT EXCURSION of the 4 uoiy 2E eae BALL on MONDAY EVE. Jiuy 18th, , from ‘their the season 3 former Excursions it will ‘The er Arrow ionene SOF x oote ington, ite House and lone, Va., ret JAMES SYKES, Gen’ Sap’t, Ofice—Williand's H }» Marshail uring to jotel. F.% "Se'Gotta tess ctows Femme es Raabe PO MAKE FOR A VERY LARG! 1 0! FE FAL NOW BO EUROPE. HAVE CONCLUDED FoCCET IN THE PRICES oF ALL MY GOODS. LL PURCHAS! DP OFFER BOW ¥ nr eee nlOR INDUCEMENTS will Jay stock is of that clase i which most everybody im which he is in need of, com- ist. THE HOTION DEPARTMENT, which 1 Keep well assorted and up to the mark. always 30. TOIL Pinake o epeciaiity 30. TB MENT auire no farther arm. THE Tosatletied. 51m, THE FANCY posbich @ 5 67n. THE ARTICLE DEPART: of GOOD Tatencesis = ZEPHYR WO! . which hea become 40 well Kaows te to comment. TOY DEPARTMENT, which al- gach 8 variety ‘as to leave no little one ABTICLE DEPARTMENT, ‘zs, Ma a aad FIELD Y¥ DEPARTMENT, which Gente U eee piers PLATE BEC AN \Tuparnions necessary MASQUBBADE. for ALIA and S7n. THE BASKET DEPARTMS: full assortment of TRAVELING wot presente a other BASKETS, t of It is tmpossible to conceive the variety of goods I keep, therefore | would ity solicit # call. P. 8.—The store is cool and pleasant. B. SILVERBERG, 312 SEVENTH STESET, Bit. PexNsYLvawia AVENUE AND D Sta ret yt-te Ma" MARBLE AND SLATS MANTELS SWE Lives tesa ae myzi-ly oe ‘The Maryland te furnish LA Asie PS By Also, ROUGH DIMENSION STONE to order. RUBBLE STONE for heavy masonry. street, oF Biome Hane, foot Retest. 0. W. HAYDEN, Becretary Op 7 wise Sa Washington News and Gossip. erimnaL Revanve—The receipts to-day from this source were $575,973.39. JERowe B. Cuarrig has been nominated by the Republicans in Cotorado as delegate to Con- gress. Urver Justicy Cuase and daughter arrived at St. Paul, Minnesota, Thursday evening, and will remain several weeks. J. H. Saviraz, Esq., Chiet Clerk of th» Department, has returned to his du- ties after a brief visit to the West. LEAVE TaKtno.—There was a large number of Senators and Representatives at the Execu- tive Mansion this morning to bid the President good bye, and he was kept busy in receiving all the forenoon. APPOINTMERTS BY THE PRESIDENT.—The President has appointed Wm. W. Bell Collec- tor of Internal Revenue for the third district of Mississippi, and Henry W. Bowden Assessor for the second district of Virginia. THE War ix EvRrore.— What Should be Done to Increase the Efficiency of Our Navy *—Vice Ad- miral:Porter expresses the opinion that in view of the situation between France and Prussia fourteen thousand seamen should be enlisted immediately, and all of our sea-going vessels, eighty-two in number, fitted out for sea. Be also thinks that sixty fifteen-inch guns should be placed upon these vessels, It is stated that the President agrees with Admiral Porter in these ‘views. ‘TRE DULL sEason has already commenced here, and throughout the Executive Depart- ments great inactivity prevails, nothing what- ever transpiring to relieve the dull monotony of routine business. A number of clerks in the various offices are enjoying their annual leave of absence for thirty days. In the course of the next ten days, all of the Cabinet officers will be absent from the city, but will visit Washington at intervals of ten days or two weeks, to keep up the routine business of their Departments, Tne HeGina.—Senators and Representatives are rapidly leaving the city for their homes, and already nearly one-half of the members of each House have departed. By the middle of next week there will hardly be a dozen Kepresenta- tives in the city,as every train out decreases the number here. Senators Anthony, Buckingham, Conkling, Edmunds, Fenton, Ferry, Flanagan, Hamilton, of Md., Hamlin, Howell, John- ston, McCreery, Morton, Patterson, Robertson, Scott, Vickers, and Willey left last night and this morning for their homes, and Senators Boreman, Cameron, Cattell, Davis, Sanisbary, Tipton, and others will leave to-xight or to-mor- row. . Tae Dest or Wasinirox—Tae Cerriet- CATES OF INDEBTEDNESS AUTHORISED RY Con- oREss.—The clause in the sundry civil appro- priation bill authorizing the corporation of ‘Washington to issue certificates of Indebtedness, provides that the corporation may issue such certificates not to exceed $200,008 in addition to the sum heretofore authorized; to bear interest at the rate of 7 3-10 cents per annum, and be re- deemable within five years from the date of issue. The certificates not to be of a less de- nomination thah $50, and to be receivable for taxes due the corporation; not to exceed 50 per centum of the amount due by any tax-payer, and the certificates shall be used for no other purpose than the payment of the ascertained indebtedness of the corporation of Washington to the 6th day of June, 170. THE RBSOLUTION directing the Mayor of this city to have the grades of the streets in the vi- cinity of the Capitol so modified and estab- lished, with the approval of the chief of the army or officer in of public build- fas and Ue architoct of the Darint eee as may be necessary to effect an easy and’ Do hep ding the Capitol, and to farnish s plan the same to Congress at its next meeting, was passed by both houses last evening. Tae AVENUE PAVEMENT.The Senate for all that portion in front of the public reser- out conference committee on the bill; the pavement poco ary bad by the }) COR- Ei provided in the crigiaal bill. Cengany, Tue DierRicT APPROPRIATIONS.—Congress bas done fairly if not liberally towards the Dis- trict ot Columbia during the present session, and the various appropriations for District mat- ters in some instances are larger than have been the Wi et ‘or the teason for > and no i. bed doubting bis declaration, endeavored to discharge his Maprrp, July 15. From the Minister of State tothe Representative of Of the Council of Ministers has 2 3 5 ge i rt F my 5 zie ah HI ii fis & 4 i i ——__ The New French Minister. He is Presented to the President—Addresses of Mons. Paradol and the President. The new French Minister, M. Paradol, ac- companied by M. Berthemy and the Secretary of State, called at the Executive Mansion this morning, where they were received by the President. After the usual ceremonies M. Ber- themy presented his letters of recall, when M. Parodol addressed the President as follows: “‘Mr. President: 1 have the honor to place in sad hands the letters whereby His Majesty, the Em pleased to ac- cre tm in the anatity ‘of Envoy Extraordi- inister ipotentiary e vo ic Se ho acl am particu on been selected for this high ialeton ah @ thane when the traditional friendship of France and the United States is darkened by no cloud. This happy state of good feeling, which is, so to speak, TES natural and ne sitaation of these two great nations, and which has always seemed to be in accord as much with their true interests as with the traditions of§their his- tory, renders my task near you an easy and at the same time a pleazant one. To cherish, and thereby to enlarge, between France and the United States, those industrial and bm ge gre gen Pog : and strengthei it sympathy, such must now be prey on of em) offerte, and if [shall be able to contribute thereto, I shall have falth- fully fulfilled the intentions of my journey.” The President a. “ Mr. Minister: It gives me P areaceegy to receive as the representative of His Majesty, the Emperor of the French, a gentleman so well known and distinguished as yourself. ican assure you that I si give a cordial support to every effort which you may make to crease the commercial and industrial ties be- tween the pe of the United States and of France, and to strengthen and perpetuate the amicable and historical relations between the two governments.” NoMINATIONS NOT ACTED on.—About twen- ty-one nominations remain without any action having been taken upon them by the Senate Previous to the adjournment yesterday. A ma- jority of these were for postmasterships or small revenue officers. Among them that of Jno. F. Smyth to be Postmaster at Albany, N. Y. ——— +0e- CAPE MAY GOSSIP. |, Sometimes Prices the Rale Here Watering Places— Hi as at is to e to On! Pleasure Seekers Whe Hi Count the Cost. Carx May, July 15, 1870. Editor Star:—Fighty miles from Philadelphia, down the Delaware river in the fine steamboat ‘ Arrowsmith” from Arch street wharf, a good six hour trip, pleasant, breezy and healthful, lands the Careler at "Cape Toland, common!, 2d as Cape May,and for yearscelebrated seek after health, Rance bling, ski; and raci re be seen hol P racing on t se may uoachtowerbecinet reeie ing in old Neptnue’s sreeR, the ey air, the brine semen ich braces the body of poor humanity into a new lease for that lite, so dear when in danger and so oft neglected and unappreciated when in possession. For rheumatism and weakness, peculiar to women, nothing in all the Pharmacopoia of Med- icine can benefit the sufferer as prompt as salt water bathing. To say that it agrees with all diseases would be a loose assertion, to some or- ganizations it has a contrary effect; in extreme cases itis best to consult a good physician. Sev- eral cases of bathing, known to the writer, have terminated fatally; in fact, congestion of the lung and brain is by no means an uncommon occurrence at the seaside. Sea very great advant: elther for health or ‘exercise, necessary, which in many dangerous. If on retiring cases from the cold pear, or a headache comes on, or the feeling of exceedingly Fath &@ person feels chilly or him go citement, = ot fashionab! May. ni ifhe wishes the “light fantastic,” and fond pleasures, let him come to Cape si. Prom Washing to Cape May, £7.50 by boat, taking the boat Newcastle, Del.; dinner 75 Board at Cape May, from $12.50 to any Pi taken by jarket-street WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1870. he Boening Star. vot. 86-Ne. 5,411. TWO CENTS. THE EUROPEAN WAR. | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. INTERESTING DETAILS. ENTHUSIASM IN FRANCE AND PRUSSIA. Attitude of the Other Great Powers. It is understood that orders have been sent to ‘New York by the Prussian Minister here to detain the steamers of the North German line, so that they may not be captured by the French fleet that is about to blockade the Prussian ports, or by French vessels of war sent out to intercept them. From our dispatches received last night we learn that a proclamation, si; by Napoleon, has been prepared. for dintibation ‘chrouwh: out the German as soon as the French States troops shall have crossed the frontier. It as- sures the German that France wars against y, and < Prussia and ge German; ith no idea of conquest. An enormous number of copies have been pri: a Soper I Paris is great. No opj m to war manifested ty ‘any class of citizens. Rentes have advanced. La Liberte reports that great bodies of troops were put in motion Thursday night for the frontier, and the Emperor will soon take the field in person. The governments of Austria, England, [taly and Russia are known to have presented at Paris urgent remonstrances against the war. It is reported that the Empe- ror received a dispatch from the Queen of Eng- Sa et for peace, and a si patch was sent from x of Prussia. Marshal Ran- don has 6 to to take the place of General McMahon. e Gaulois says that the Minister of Austria to Berlin is in Paris, and bas had an interview with the Em: London to the — The Bundesrath of the North German Con- federation meets in Berlin . The Prus- sian Diet is in session. The chiets of all assure the of their unqualitied ap- proval et his ‘dignified and energetic attitude. ‘The excitement in Londen yesterday, arising from the situation, was intense allday. Busi- ness was at a stand-still, and commercial quo- tations quite nominal. People collec’ in groupe in the streets and discussed the news. After ’Change hours the markets were gener- ally firmer, and American securities were steady, but prices The fol sl s THE SCENE IN THE CORPS LEGIELATIF. Panis, July 15—Evening—The scene in the Corps Legislatif this afternoon, when the gov- fern had finally decided. to: declare war agalust hi Erents; ware cuasocter. aed Prussia, was of an exciting a cries of “Vive la France!” “Vive Empire!” ay leon !” issued from every quarter of the rs, and order was restored with the test difficulty. Unbounded satisfaction at fvcome the Emperor has decided to pursue was mani DEBATE IN THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT. Lonpon, July 15, Midnight.—In the House of ‘mons to-night the subject of declaration of of war by France against was called up, Mr. Disraeli addressing the Houre at length in severe denunciation of the proposed war. He said it was impossible to believe Reaper gue 4 80 barbarous as a war of succession could now happen under the civilizing influences of the nineteenth century. That pretext had ceased, and the Great Powers should oppose, with all the skill and wisdom at their command, the attempt of any sovere! thus to disturb the peace of Europe. Such a war was an outrage on the opinion of an enlightened world. Mr. Gladstone, in replying, said he considered that there was nothing in the differences be- tween France and Prussia which could justify a war in the judgment and conscience of the world. The English government had used its best efforts to mediate between the two govern- fui in beoventing tee ittation of warlike ‘al in preventing warlike meararee It bee whan poe emg en- leavors to prevent @ contlic ving that while bloodshed was prevented, there was still a — for conciliatory measures being lis- tened to. THE FRENCH ACROSS THE RHINE—THE FRENCH MINISTRY UNITED. Parts, July 15—10 vp. m.—The National news- aper in an extra this evening says:—“The ‘rench will cross the Khine eae ‘The Constitutionnel says that disse in the French ministry have ended in their unanimous vote for declaration of war against Prussia, the treatment of General Benedetti by King William was sufficient to cenvince every member of the cabinet that only in the humilia- tion of the French nation or the laration of war could the menace of Prussia be properly met. WARNING TO GERMAN VESSELS. Bert, July 15.—Government has issued warning of danger to the North German vessels, ACTION OF 8WITZERLAND. BERNE, SWITZERLAND, July 15.—Switzerland Chambers have been convened to take measures to the independence of the nation du pending contlict. THE EFPECT OF THE WAR ON THE BREMEN TRAMERS. 8 New Yors, July 15.—The ot the Bremen line of steamers have to Washington to know if the United gov- protect them ernment will their carr; answer has been received, and unless one comes the Bremen will leave to-morrow as ad- has airy that for the would maintain Pig see reserve, r selves from the rest of a WAB ENTHUSIASM IN GERMANY. Brvessxxs, July 15—The of Hol- land and jam will their armies. Ger- SPAIN ARMING. MADRID, July 15,7 p. m—Gen. Prim has re- ofthe Spanieh'armape It has got transpired whe of army. who will be C -eeabed succeed Gen. Prim as Min- ister of War. AyreenaTaN 70 PROTBOT NERSELY. NTWEEP, July 15—Evening.—A large torce ot Belgian are ‘at this point to be held in readiness in case et a breach of Belgian neutrality by either of the belligerent powers during the ‘TRE PRUSSIAN MINISTER LEAVES FRANCE. Paris, July 15,8 p.m.—Baron Werther, Prus- sian Minister, this afte: received his pass- port from the French thus termi- all diplomatic relations between France russia. MOVEMENTS OF THE FRENCH. STRASBURG, July 15—Evening.—The French at this point in divisions. E -—| oun vening. cares pean of +202 = TE Cominc Women’s Reoatra aT Prrrs- fered rare Be eyo ives the description for Sp ip in the coming women's rowing match at Pittsburg: At the present time the contestants, so far a: known, are Miss Lotta McAlice, Miss M: Lue and Mary Whalen. Miss McAlice is rT: Z ps are Mxztz, July French treops S7Gen. John A. Garfield began " ver on the Erie Canal. sage tap This Afternoon’s Dispatches. ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. FROM EUROPE TO-DayY. THE WAR. NAPOLEON TO HEAD HIS ARMY. He Wants to Strike Before Prussia is Ready, | Excitement in the English Market, BREADSTUFFS ADVANCING. WHAT PRUSSIA WANTS. ENGLISH INTERVENTION PROBABLE. HER NEUTRALITY IMPOSSIBLE THE PRUSSIAN FLEET. Telegraphed Bzclusively to The Evening Star. Panis, July 16.—The Emperor is expected to head the army in person, and by a series of rapid movements arrive at the Rhine before Prussia has completed her defence. Excitement im the English Markets. LivERrooL, July 16.—There is much excite- ment in the markets. Breadstuffs are rapidiy advancing. What Prussia Wants_ - pathizes with meet = Loxpon, July 16.—The Times to-day intimates that the recovery of Alsace and Lorraine, con- taining the modern provinces of Mozelle, Meurthe, Meuse, Vosges, the Upper Rhine and the Lower Rhine are the real objects of war on the part of Prussia, and in that she has the sympathy of mankind. The Times hints that English intervention is possible in case ot All Prussia Wants to Fig). Lompox, July i, noon—Volanteering im Prussia is extraordinary; the entire mile px pu~ lation demanding arms. Panic at Rome. Rom®, July 16—A Liberal uprising is expect- ed here. Fears are entertained of an attack on the city. | LaTEST. | BISMARCK TO HIS MINISTER. | PRUSSIA READY. | She Meamt War from the Start. | Napetews Gone to the Sent of War, ‘The Prince Imperial with Him. | The Treops Recalled trom Rome. Austria Still Neatrat. Panis, July 16—The journals this publish the following statement’—Eight da: j ago Biemarck sent dy special memenger to Wace j ther, the ambassador of the German Confeder- | ation, an order to make no concession to the French government. ‘Do not be too much im- pre:sed.”” Bismarck continues: “ We are ready. | Prolong the situation, it possible, to the 20th of | duly.” The journals argue from that, this: That | Prussia meant war from the beginning, and sought only to gain time. The Emperor wil! leave Paris to-day for the seat of war. The Prince Imperial will accom- pany him to the field. The Emperor desires this, and the Empress does not object. The military attendants of the Prince are in readi- ness. Prince Napoleon, as soon as he arrives from Norway, will be charged with an important ion to Italy. Panis, July 16.—The journals assert that the | French government, as soon as the result of the vote on the infallibility dogma was krown here, | sigwed an order for the recall of troops from | Kome. The Bourse to-day opened declining, rentes 65 francs, 60 centimes. | Count Benedetti arrived in this city last night, coming from Ems, instead of from Berlin. He | did not receive his rts. He came to give } positive ascertained yet oor cerning the alliance between France and Aus- It is reported again to-day that Austr p realy, era agai y nstria will ] morning erthers, the North German Minister, and all the members of his embasey left Paris yester Mi #4) m in the Mediteranean hast been doubled. Vice Adwiral Dela Groviers There is activity at the War De ent to-day. A number of sealed orders have been sent in various directions. Lerd Lyons, Minister, is still en- deavoring to get his co! here to ee oe of the —— Powers to settle between France and Prussia. x gium become involved in war. ‘The Prussian fleet of Prince Adelbert, which has latterly been in these waters, sailed for Kiel to-day. THE KING His Journey to his Capital. His Speech at Coblents. ‘The Ovation at Berlin. Benim, July 16—The King arrived here late last evening from Ems. His journey was a com- plete ovation from the start. Pausing at Cob- Jentz he was surrounded by an immense throng of his countrymen, who greeted him with cheers. At length the King came forward and said: “I am pleased with this surprise. See to it that you behave as bravely elsewhere.” On arriving at this city the King found fully 100,000 people at the station waiting to escort him to the palace. The route lay through the splendid street ‘Unter Den Linden,” which was covered with flags and grandly illuminated for the occasion. All along the march the crowd cheered and sang national hymns. The King afterward repeatedly came forward and saluted the crowd from the palace windows. FROM PARIS. The Military ‘pees: Cotema to the Panis, July 16—The pupils of the second year at the military school of St. Cyr have been ordered to join the army with the rank of sub- Ueutenants. The Emperor's attendants last evening received orders to depart for the seat of war forthwith. The steamers ef Messagaries Imperialls have to excess till after miduight. Much enthusiasm was manifested. FROM PARIS. Exciting Debate im the Corps Legis- The Govermment Assailed by Thiers. War Bille Passed by 246 Votes Against The “Garde Mobile” to be Called Oat. Volunteers for the War to be Ealist- A War Lean Paris, July 16—The proceedings in the Chambers yesterday on the question of war were 5 ive A iil i fi ina Hail ti if i : : § F : 4 g 4 fe ee i i in aid of mavy. After de- all Were cartied by the Togas Feria apace F| A F fi i ilj Fe : e i ; i is, | | | i ; j [ | | il & i | | i i | | | i ! | i | i i Ff i : I i | [ 5 H Hy ! j lio, 80 long , Drought to a termina- bya rendered by Judge Allison th 5 case came up on Mon- ; Gay last on an to dimolve ‘thé injunction previously to pre- i wal of L i and Stratzer is | enjoined oe eer ———— Sappesed Salcide. PROVIDENCE, July 16.—Mra. Betsey Lake dis- from her husband’s residence. Providence, on Tuesday evening. Las her body was found in the river. It is sq) she committed suicide. ——_e——_ Destructive Fire. MERIDEN, Comy., July 16.—The main tactory building of the Meriden Britannia Company was almost totally destroyed by fire this morn- ing. Loss $400,000, and insurance 375,00), in seventy different insurance companies. Arrival of the North German Steamer at Baltimore. Battrmworg, July 16—The North German steamer Berlin, from Berlin, via Southampton, arrived this morning. tee! AFPAIRS IN PRINCE GoRroEr’s COUNTY, Mp. ‘The Prince Georgian of yesterday bas the {ol- night posed lowing items: New —On Monday last the District any tied with the clork of the cireutt court ws court ite Certisieate "of PRIOR TO REMOVAL, BOL ENTIRE STOCK or SEASONABLE CLOTHING, WHICH IN MANY CASES 18 STILL Com. PLETE, AT COST: WHITE DUCK, coats. WHITE DUCK VESTS, (Bingle and double breasted | WHITE DUCK PANTS, (eee) bento end goods thoroughly BROWS LINEN DUCK SUITS, Large variety ALPACA, DRAP D'ETE, AND NUNS CLOTH COATS, (all sizes.) ALSO, A few CHEVIOT’S AND DOUBLE AND TWisT Ca88, SUITS. BHABLE BROSB., 336 PEXNSTLVABIA AVENUB, ile UNDEB U. 8. BOTEL,