, 1870-08-05
the s,ate Of whose nalady doea not permit him +

dIepeuse With hIl most tnsted phyKcan.
rAR1s, Aug. 1.-THE Journal 0&e4<t publishes
The diplomatic circular Of Gsammont on the dlt-
armament The document, after rcfutiax tue
statements Of Blsma1t, termin.tca thus:
"11 Europe remains armed, II million OF men
arr on the cyc of the shock OF battle It cannot be
denied that the responsibility Is P1ua4iaf, u sne
REFUSED Ill tdea OF dsaz rnAment when ne oauscd
the proposal to be made, and began By RtytnR the
example. Her conduct Is explained BY the fsct that
Al that hour. when France conndlnziy reduced her
military contingent, the Cabinet II Berlin WAS |
secretly organizing the candidature Of the PzIs-
san Prince for the throne OF Spain, ~ provoca-
tive Of mischief. Whatever caiumniea the Federal
Chancellor nay Invent We fear not lie has Inet
the right to " believed The conscience Of Eu-
rpre and history will say: Prussia sought this wa1
u Iunlcting upon France. prcoccnpicd With the
development Of her political institutions, IN out
rage that mn nation could accept without !oeuHtng
contempt
The Empress came to r.,r Tuiler1es to-day and
presided At the Council Of MintstesH
The Gdulots ksyB The Emperor will lasuc de- |
cnc making the Aa1selllaise hencefosth tho IA |
slnnal aar Of France During the light At saar- !
hfuck 1t Was played by the bands
The Constitutional says the agent OF T1tnce |
Charles If Rnumauia, In Paris, took an active |
part tn procuring the renunciauon OF the throne
OF siatn by his btother Leopold. The Berlin
Government, trgtated nj the coMluct Of the agent.
demanded Ills dismissal. but Prince Charles re-
fuScs to yield to the demand.
ohenbach, the opera boune composer, though
German, mas published French war song, entitled
God Speed the Emperor"
The Tibumes special letter OF Wednesday eten-
ing says the Fscnch vert reluctantly admit that
tat ; 10 mt octupy the town of Ssasbruck- They
simply preserve their position on thc heights, on
mich thcy had erected batteries week before
lie att4ck- Ii IL ROW well understood that SAar-
Aruck MAS never m outpost dnd, 30 long NJ the
l'r,ssans occupy Ssar Louis is not M important
military position.
The hf.y deraf tnchts at dFxt exempted from
the Garde Mobile service. have heeu warned that
ihey mrst Immediately furnish their contingent
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN. Aug. 1.-The o11cers OF the Unior
tiut, OF this CITY, have accepted the large wager
Uttered hy II. Thomas, Of Paris, that the French
Vii he In Berlin On the 18th Of August.
4 rushlAn reserve OF 100, 900 Men Is encamped
In front OF Berlin.
The uBmLufX correspondent Of the Tribune
:ays The break In the railKay system between tho
right and left banEs Of the Elbe causes grrat liz
convenience. Bridges Of bosts can he constructed
within tWeEty-four hours French merchant yeE-
Fe1s 1T that port are ordered to te treated as II
Ieace existed.
kca1neg, the Austrian ytce Consul at Cuxhayen,
has been arrested II French spy-
Co1l has risen hundred per cent
4 Tribune despatch from Frankfort, Tuesday,
says 1t Ia generally believed that great battle
aIl1 le f0u9ht near Ma5ence. The nnm1er Of
1nrn now natsed near Masence and the front Ia
tno1mous. Citizens Of Frankfort who are sup
rreed to be hostile to rrussian rule show lavish
hospitality TO the troopa- II they do not
l,r the P1uasans thcJ At least de:est the French.
| This WAT. instead OF dctachlng Frankfort from
Prussia, has developed sincere attachment to
| fatheIiand.
Pyussian batteries passing through here arc OBJ
| served to i,e uuch lighter aud more seryccabe
than In 1855.
German o1lcers believe the pruss:aus will bring
ti.ery, and that the rrcnch:mltralc': = will Ind
! their match.
BELGIUM.
NEW r0KK, Aug. 4.-A correspondent u the
lnn,lon -sfrt. ut Brussels, writes: Is Throughout
| Belgium the excitement Is even greater than In
! France. The lelief seems tU prevail that the
p1ussians will not come OIL second best, aud it IL
generally hell that the SUCCESS OF tne PraSsiaus
would In. a security rather than a menace to Be-
gtum."
Proposals for new weekly steamer scrytcc be-
tween Antwerp anu New YORK, to take The place
of that recently performed hy the North German
11Uyds AMI Hamburg American Company, With
| ,Irawn On account of the war, hare been opened
IL t's'1iesa The Belgian government Is prepared
10 accept the first satisfactory Offer.
BKCssE1s, Aug. 1.-THE Chambers are callei
| IN Meet Oh tle 5th Inst.
Mr. Jacobs Is appointed MtHIster OF Finance,
and baron II. Ahethan aislssthe charge uf the De.
rartmtEt Of Public Works ad interim to his uthrr
duties as President Of the Council aud Minister
/ oI Foreign AGaits.
n1u
Wednesday: The dual result af the election s1yes
the Senate twenty-etsht Liberals and thirty y-fou,
| Clcticals, ansi the Representatives. nfty Liberals
amt seventy y-fUnf Cericals. Whatever patty .lis
scnsions therc mag be, alt BtlRiaNs agree tina
their Independence must lw maintained at mi
prize The Clerical cabinet may, nevertheless, III
| great mischief in home Affairs, aud 1t may taxi
! years 10 reconstruct the Literal majority, Ths
| clerical party promised fifteen years. prplungatt0t
Of tho gambling hell 4, sra as the price OF SUCCESS
All the clerical party as such favor France rather
| than Prussia.
The Chambers VII be conyoked on the ssh o
| August
! The nrst levy Of f;aT.te will probably he mot.i
tze.l, ard tho regular asuy ralse.l 30o,o00 men
There were quite number ct election disturb
a1ces at Brussels and Antwerp, and At Ghcnt
where tl'e working classes are greatly exaspesatet
against The religions communities
grand review was held yesterday at Utrecht
| GREAT BRITAIN.
toSroS, aug. 1.-The Duly .S<nt gives an In
ros.ant contradiction 70 the statement of the parl
hbdts respecting the secret treaty. The Dehat
say6 that the treaty was not secret but ss q pro
bet, REDUCED to writing, and vaguely promulgated
it VAS with the cognizanca not only ot the gov
, rEnsnents Of Frnnce and Prussia, but Of the Eng
| :ish and brigham Governments. The text Itself.
. | is said, was In the hands Of the English uoyeru
rent from the very beginning.
To this the TAaily Mrs responds: 3" Without
any fears OF wel1-foundcti contradictions, VIC INK
ulou Ourselves to- assert that orr Partisan conten
| rorary Is 1nisinformed+ The treaty was never
!. .hc hands OF the English Government. and drs
:. tame puter their eyes when II mas published /
! the 7irnet."
The Nf9s suggests That any member Of par!!a
mcht who Nishcs to 1t assured Of the absolute ic
noraucc OF lit Foreign Ofrice, has only to put III
. question to elicit distrust BY negative answer
= The officers ns the Bank Of England announc,
still further advance In the rate OF discount o
cnc rcr cent The minimum ratc Is now SIX Pc
/ cent.
The ror1a OF England arc now rapidly d1l1u{
with North German vessels anxious to escapt
| FIcnch cruiselR
A dcrutat.on from Newfoundland ,Tattc,l OF
Earl Kimberly yesterday, and asked that III,
Erttish troops now In the Province be suffered I,
I AtAA1A Ne ltuSIktlA 6EAllSt PO5Eln9e FGO8n al
, tacka The Minister returned d a3iscouragtng an
swrr, tntimating that The colonies must rely uro,
: | themselves. :.
TIE ministerial whitehall dinner nt Greeuv1cl
| Will be omitted this ycar.
1t is said that the petroleum tills pending In III
Lords, II passed, will psuve almost tAtal IL IL,
: : / ra.tlc-
cotlhu commission dealer at 1isetT1oo1 SAT-
t"te wclLknnwn American. has ned the com
: t'y. leaving liabilities the alnuuu1 OF .ca0,ooi
: | IFS name In not given.
, LnSpoS, Aug. tit is rnmored that Count D
Canmnnr In Force has arrived In London as
: special messenger from Grammc nj, 10 assure tn
\ government that France will respect the neutral
lt1 Of Belgium, and II Ia added that he met COZ
reception.
II tH asserted that the hank Ta,e WAS raised 70
| In!lttca1 cfect, md not from financial neccsi.y
, In th~ Lords. tonight, the Marquis OF Sa1,soar
, wished to know when discussion would he orpor
: tune concerutnR the recent negotiations Of Eue
l2.,i With foreign powers
Earl Granville replied that rho paper.
with full details Of what had taken place, wee
, ncaEiy ready, and when taey were submitted Ii
government world be prepared for the debate.
The til1 removing political disabilities Of c1esRy
: | men passed.
, sa5tous Irish measures we're advanced staEt
i The BILL authorizing the elective organixatio
OF the militia forres Of The country was read tn