The Sun.
London, England, 1870-09-07 00:00:00

ENGLAND,

amous as it has

as well . as for its
.)f the association
, may henceforth

a.ted than ever

Ito that one outer
L'hiefly- of exceed-

%lay in number,

rough by-WaY6'

.nd disa,ppointing,

has only to pass
and to step into
bridge which,
Is the opening to
delightful points
3 standing on the

Lat Rochesterians
wn, nor that they
;tle reminding the
f London ; the
Tices of Gundelly
en ; the small but
its," according t°
to Rochester late
as Fairborne—all

inouncement on
arcely a hundretl
is "The City of

of proof to the
TOW High Street,

gs abutting over
a inns and the
three Postb).:',
Sad; prove that
the town p°'"
for the mind

Le alms are

ho must

odest breakfast
as chronicled big
rhich the charitY
additional fact
rut which may be
on certain morn"
resent themsel,.cg
at a policeman is
iminal and which
a two mornings iII
arly opposite the
[co is surmounted
se ".referred to ill
3 of the Cathedral
1r Canon Corner,
small rows of red
rs connected With
:h is in admirable
e cross, there are
3 whiteness of
ere are more re'
iemory of Dante
mesented in her
Lion which is
ose who stitched
been doing wiled
ny extraordinarl,
;here denote that
tic windows halle
antique Norm-
ante,. with wbrj
nthorities of 07
edral is Gundelf
le body of Mr.
his burial in the
r its reception, if"
is Chapel," nt
elaborately 8111
;ory of the g0,,1t
a who lay by trl'
-olent oare-taket•
, the dungeons for
the narrow ;, tair4'
aentioned
ore pillars, uulik.e
?,dral, are eurtPt)..'
ave those attao,ll.-

ARMY.

cathedral
Lest, and yet 011°
ro is nothing 0°
it or its service''
I a single vergel:
s of seating tilt,
, and preservlo
:tune. Next tf:
the roadway
sing the latter
studded with
[low, sycamore,'
is underneao
will tell the tra:
up in the case'
A ground, jr"
T the city, 'note-

ceiving,

am rise.

?.t jacket, was
3ompanied by I
hat the repeatev
A his dogs ga.e
)peared sigh':
)a,stle have been
Le city, whd pill"
ople's use. Wbe&
ages will no donlr
cy which. witlO
a charm of tbe
can quietly `fit
the whole City'
dong the silvery
te other, will 1)°
)markable in his.
Elizabeth wle,
Nlary. Men ‘1,,,
)ath along whic"
s soldiers frog
led then and for
') to the castle'
he summit of the,.
of stone st •
I- uneven that
all to assist if,'
at suoTiested.V-
XL" bgffille na3
Rochester 3
k may be too ,
leave the el
„i
een there sera
ie many re
von the read
The view fr ,
quare castle
Sitting doNlill
buttresses,
poetry and 4,1
;ands of Nature,.
Fu
of the ci%i
r the clinking I
Aooking in Olt
ne sees the P-01
e about here 0.1,,
ancharecV4r
Chatham,.
•e hills. is VS;
ire new vy,";i4
white build'
•ected hospit
Diseases Saar
gbam the unfi-
tted with •
dr& seem re)--
lely apart-, G°,,,e9
its are also tog'
and the gv-lile
:11,L;tiactly 14.
the dock3/311`
Are are stanch,
anded by
artless re( ti ives
sent thernse,
treets; wb
the resideno„
are visiblo,o,
i the 'vv813791,,1ce
,ropagate sTie I,
nougtt to iiii.iboy
the bruq,yo
the red Woo
e plenty. tr
sion.

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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE INAR.

(EEL TER'S TELEGRAMS.)
riVIPORTANT CIRCULAR OF M.

JULES FAVRE.
APPEAL TO THE KING OF PRUSSIA.
PARIS, SEPT. 7.

M. Jules Vavre, the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
has addressed a circular to the French Diplomatic
341gellts abroad. In this circular he recalls the fact
".La' he had energetically defended a policy of peace,
r' had wished Germany to be left the mistress of
Ilia
own destenies, while the King of Prussia, on
side, had declared that he made war not upon
ranee, but upon the dynasty. M. Favre says
The dynasty has fallen, and a free
'ranee has arisen. If the King of Prussia desires
t° continue this imiious war he is free to assume
responsibility the face of the world and of
gistcry. If that it his decision we accept it. We
'4lll not cede one inch of our territory nor one stone
°f our fortresses. A dishonourable peace wouid be
a War of extermination at an early date. We will
1113, treat for a durable peace. Our interest is that
urope, but were we alone we should not be
ed.

e' have a resolute army, well-provided forts, a
itabli ' n ciutP. and, above all, we have
lasts u, uok),MU combatants, determined to
Lt till the last. After the forts we have the
.ts, after the ramparts the barricades of Paris,
can hold out three months- and conquer.
3 succumbs, France will rise up at the
and avenge her. That is what Europe
know. We have not accepted power with
,her object; we will not keep it a moment if
-not find that the population of Paris atA the
of France is decided to share our resolutions.
an up, we desire peace, but if this disastrous
to continue against us we shall do our duty
unto th,. end, and I have the firm confidence that
`lle cause of right and justice will triumph in the end."

RUSSIA AND THE WAR.

ST. PETERSBURG, SEPT. 7.

The Journal de St. Petersburg tates that the
Imperial Cabinet has officially declared that if is
ledged to devote all its efforts towards shortening
4nd localising the war, and to bring about an equit-
ahle and lasting peace.
Its co-operation, therefore, in the endeavours to,
effect this object will not be wanting to the neutral
Powers.

The journal states that the Imperial Government
nevertheless, not permit any obstacle to be
raised which might hinder its freedom of action.

I)ROCLAMATION OF GENERAL
TROCHU.

PARIS, SEPT. 7.

General Trochu has issued the proclamation, dated
esterday, in which he says :—The enemy is march-
ing on Paris. The defence of the capital la
Ilkured. Instructions have been given to organi4e
defence in the neighbouring department. ,The
,(I°°ernment reckons upon the courage and pa-.
t'rlotism of all.

ARRIVAL OF GENERAL VINOY'S

Official reports announce that the Prussians have
44 yet appeaired at Laon. General Ninoy arrived
at Paris at 4 p.m. yesterday by the Northern Rail-
11174rith 13 trains of artillery, 11 of cavalry, and
cf infantry. The whole of the carriagegof the
'N°llll4ll Railway will return immediately to bring
back the rest of the troops of General Virtu.

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