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Show TELEGRAMS. R"pnrto I Bpially for the Put Law Herald by Western Union Telegraph. LIGHTNINGJLASHES. Don Carlos, of Spain, is in Paris. Russia still maintains a neutrality. Don Carlos is ordered to quit France. Wheat closed at $1.38 in Chicago on Tuesday. There had not been even a skirmish ud to Tuesday afternoon. The agent of Hesse Darmstadt ha withdrawn from Paris. Several suspected Prussian agenti have been arrested by the French. The mercury was 100 in the shade at Albany on Tuesday. Grain crops in Russia are reported excellent. Prince Napoleon is to command an army corps. Eugenie has given 50,000 francs to the society for the aid of the wounded. The corps legislatif grants all the government asks for the war. Denmark is said to be yielding to English influence. A hundred thousand French volunteers volun-teers are enrolled. The Catholics of South Germany are reported opposed to Prussia. Eight Prussian officers have been seized as spies at Strausburg. Sheridan and one of his staff will visit both armies in Europe. Tuesday was fearfully hot in Chicago, with several sunstrokes. The Washington cabinet has no later war news than the press dispatches contain. Changarnier will probably be French minister of war, as Le Bouf takes the field. Roehefort's M-jrseillaisf was issued in Paris on Tuesday, and was promptly-seized promptly-seized by the police. There was great excitement in the New York gold room on Tuesday evening, even-ing, and a nice run up of gold. The steamer Silesia, with the mails, sailed from New York on Tuesday, with the Prussian flag flying. French journals have received orders to publish no information concerning military movements. Earl Granville didn't have that interview. in-terview. He wasn't even in Paris. Another telegraphic canard. Napoleon gave a grand dinner to the officers leaving Paris. They were most enthusiastic in their loyalty. It is reported that the ambassadors of Baden, Saxony, Hesse, Bavaria and Wurtemburg are ordered to quit Paris. Many of Thiers' constituents demand his retirement from the French corps legislatif' for his peace speech. General Grierson writes from Fort Sill that the Cheyennes are endeavoring endeavor-ing to prevent a general Indian war. . There are thirty-one millions of currency cur-rency and a hundred and fourteen millions mil-lions of coin in the treasury at Washington. Wash-ington. The Paris JviienaU Oniciak says Prussia ha.- designs on Holland, wishing wish-ing t.i make it a naval state of the North German Confederation. News from Neufehatel says the Swiss war measures are only designed lor a friendly neutrality. This i- deemed favorably to franco. Baron Rothschild wy- tinea 5X00 'nine fT not :rv'rL" a- n iror at 'he hieh court of Blois. France, tor which he had been drawn. Napoleon ha.? notified Prussia not to use explosive bullets. If Prussia pays-no pays-no attention to ths, after the first battle bat-tle is fought all Europe will make an effort to stop the conflict. Subscriptions for the army are liberally libe-rally given all through France. Duke Monrpon'ier has given I'tfim..) francs: and many agree to pay double taxes. Some uianufaOiur'-rs will continue the pay of workmen who have enlisted. There is great ex ritement in Raleifh, N. C, because -heriff Kirk arrested certain citizen, and Governor Ilolden instructed them not to obey a writ of habeas corpus. The chief justice is to decide whether an attachment will issue is-sue against Kirk or Holden. The Kinu of Prussia says he might be personally passive in the war, but Germany has spoken, "even from beyond be-yond the seas;" and though Prussia has been spoiled by rapid victory in two wars and a worse fate may await her now. thev "know what to hone from God, the army and the people. LAST NIGHT'S FLASHES. Fearfully hot weather all oTer the ea-st. Pittsbunr had two deaths by fun-stroke fun-stroke on Tuesday. More failures are announced from Liverpool. Affairs in Yeuezuela are very unsettled. un-settled. Galtsborg, Els., had an $18,000 fire on Tuesday. The family of Abner Turner was accidentally ac-cidentally poisoned on Tuesday at Nashville.- The wife died. There were 71 sun strokes in New York on Tuesday, 46 of which were fatal. News unfavorable to the French government can't be sent by telegraph from Paris. Bull-Run Russell, of London, is engaged en-gaged by the New York Suti, aa war correspondent. The Germans in leading cities of the Union are enthusiastic in favor of Prussia. Forty thousand G-ermanB in Louisville arc unusually so. W. T. Haywood, of Richmond, Va., mortally wounded his son-in-law, B. F. Lindsay, on Tuesday, for seducing his daughter. - France notifies Europe that she has entered into reciprocal engagements of neutrality with Belgium ana Holland, and is negotiating with Russia with the same object Sixteen gold fuits, involving $14,-220,000, $14,-220,000, arising out of the gold excitement excite-ment of last September, have been sent by Judge Barnard to the supreme court. The heated term in Chicago is pronounced pro-nounced by the "oldest inhabitant" unprecedented in that oity. Iron ore, containing 95 per cent, of iron, has been discovered m large quantities in Faxewell and Fulton counties, coun-ties, Ills. Frelinghuysen accepts the appointment appoint-ment of minister to England, ana hu received his commission. Frelinghuysen's instructions on the Alabama claims will be a duplicate of those Motley failed to carry out. President Grant will probably issue a neutrality proclamation this week. Some of the European powers are making arrangements to purchase war material in the United States. The Prussian minister thinks there will not be any serious fighting for a week. Frelinghuysen does not leave England Eng-land for several weeks. Business is at a standstill in London. Lon-don. As the Prussian and French ambassadors am-bassadors at Paris and Berlin did not get their passports, but only withdrew on leave, some London business men think there may yet be no war. Drowning Drown-ing men catch at straws. |