The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-22

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,s,m,.ts for.vs, A.. st,.mnt. or Fr..es a, .ha,,.r
the Cermaa nation which nov or tho so,d os hath.
will attain a upi,y never enjoyed berore Europe i.
ooesrsp.,sa ,h., =, Isst ths oo.t.s.t A. ,o n. Al.
,,vercd from the Bos,partst lust Of NO var tina evi,
.mbi,,op which has ever direetsd N.no,eon,c s.pi
rations. and that healthy check will nov be sy,n
to the .,,,v of the Pr,,ei, NATHAN
On the reading Of the address. the m.mber, NJ tbe
Reichstas and the entire assemb,ase Of sp.cts,or,.
ine,rJing Prince Leoco,d Mr.. Bsncrof,L the Amsr,.
can MIoi,,er. and othsr notable per.ons .tose ana
remained standing. reyerenti,ify uoeovered pntii
the reading was ended. The scene wa. one Of deem
.o,emnity.
wHAr BISMARCK SAID.
On the day before the reading Of the address,
Count Won Bismarck informed tho North German
Parisment that the declaration OF war was the GRIT
and only document o6hcially received from France
proving conclusivsiy that surprise was intended,
FRANCE TO M cprryLxp.
Tho 0metaf Co,,tts dsci,rs. th., h.,,r. Oh. ,x.r
closes Cerm.,v and R,ron. ,v,, .,n.., sro,o v,.,c.
guarantee. for the obse,v,nc. of re.es bers,f,.r
and IN ease Of refus.i will "a c,inn,. p,,n.a a. IN
nrevent ber fror rr.l,n, rno.o ,n,.sh,.,
Tha No,a,,f,ch. AUe,n<.a. p,.n.,.l,. o-u.,
saws Gormapy would NOT .uaer the insolence of
France .i,tv ve,rs avo and sbe IA mpoh Lass l,le,v
to nut up with II after s,doya
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LIFE AND nohK ron SArnrRLASp.
Upon tne Mri'si OF the steamer Cimbria a' Havre
on saturday on her regular trip from Hamburg TO
Nc" iork' n'e nunoreu Germans VINO had PAID
'hoir passsse 10 america nearing OF the deesrs'on
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ns'eu IN ne, armies an en'uusasuc eerm'h IN
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FRENCH NhS-of-"AR AGROUND
Inc Hon'o'-Nar h'se ehu hitondehe' accompany
,hg tne risnel meet sot Aiouhn on ,nc islani o.
iheir guns they may get afnat The dtchos around
the forts OF Maienee have been niled with water.
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the V,ssooey.s bnn,yiai, for the charter of their
steamers AZ transports.
rux PRussIAS TROOPS FALLING BAcE
II is reported that the French army on the Pru,
sian frontier will make sierck the base OF its on.
cratIons
La Ltb,r, rrror,s that the Prussian troops massed
between Treyes and Sagrhruck have fallen back To
concentrate between ,he rorresse, Of Coblentg and
Maycnco.
The London Shining and Mercantile Gdeeiis con.
sijor!ug the EXTENDED coastline OF Prussia doubts
II blockade can be made effective under the law Of
nations.
WHAT GLADSTONE KNOWS ABOUT ruE WAR.
In the House of Commons tonight Mr. Gladstone
answered a number of questions of which notice had
previously been given In the course OF his replies
he said Russia and Austria had used every effort
with Prussia and France to preserve peace
lie was unable to state what Prussia might
have expected from tho wi hdrawal Of
Prince Leopold, and had no knowledge Of
the existence of a secret treaty between France and
Denmark He was sorry to say that all the CORE
spopdence in the Foreign Once on the proposition
for n mutual disarmament OF the nations of Europe
was not ready for publication but some papers on
the subject would be submitted on Friday lie had
no doubt on the score OF the neutrality OF Holland
Belgium, and Luxembourg.
Prince NAPOLEON IN LoSDoS-A WILD AnERIc An
DISPATCH
Prince Napoleon has arrived in London. There