The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-19

CITiXtnP % HObOEen tnIF
OF selling out their phces and going back to fight
THE HUDSON COUNTY IN. ~ GERMANS STEERING.
The German population Of Hudson county, N j..
are making preparations Tor a mass meeting at an
cary day to Pive vent TO their enthusiasm for tho
German side OF the Franco Prussian war. A num-
her OF the most influential citizens Of German birth
OF Hudson county will arrange prelimnares at a
meeting tomorrow evening.
ONE HUNDRED VARIATIONS IN TBE PRICE OF GOLD IN
TBB GOLD ROOM.
There was lively iandango In the Gold Room
Yesterday, owing to the news Gold opened at
H. and ran up to I23 The brokers were on hand
as early 1880. The bears finding their efforts use-
less Joined the bulls whose efforts were aided by
frequent kilograms from London, Paris, Vienna, and
Frank ort The gold Indicator recorded one hun
dred changes within an hour. The chief cause Of
the advance was rumor that largo shiDmeut OF
U. y. bonds was its way from Europe. Il was
also said that the Bank OF England would raise It's
rates for loans, and story OF an engagement be-
tween the eonte"ding pstues nad nkewse its eu ueet
side of Prussii aad Austria on the side OF France,
was by no means the least exciting Of the many in
cdents oil the afternoon.
THB SUSPENSION OF BUSINESS WITH GERxANr.
Commercial transactions between this country
and Germany have been, for tho moment, suspended.
Drafts on Germans are not 10 bo ootained. Bank.
ers fear to draw on their agents abroad for fear OF
the drafts being dishonored general blockade
Of the German ports by tho French feet Is expected.
BUSINESS Win FRANCE
il but slightiy affected The Prussan navy is small
and no blockade Of French port Ia anticipated.
shipments can etill he made to Germany by those
avenues though tho subsequent land carriage will
add much W tie cost OF goods.
rnR cUNApDERs GET TEE NAILS.
The Postmaster of this city has been ordered to
send the German mails BY the Cunard line r1;il
further notice.
VESSELS STOPPED AT hunters POINT.
Two vessels-the Frederick Schuyler, loading for
Prussia, ana tne Atlanta, loading for one. Of the
North German ports-recoved orders at Hunters
Point TO have their cargo OF oil removed, as tn ~
would not sail on account Of the war
An Interview with the Biggest German in
Hoboken-Ho Drinks French Blood
Capt. Duscb Confident that Prussia will
WnlIop France.
The Hon. Hermann d. Busch one Of the rep
resentatiyes In the New Jersey Assembly from Hud
son county. Is a great chief among the Germans OF
Hoboken. Ills hotel is situated about a stones
throw from the duck of the North German and
Bremen Steamship COMPANY, and is great resort
for passengers travelling to ana from Europe on
this line Mr. Buscl who Is a giant in stature
and weight. is a very popular gentlomin not only
among his own counrymen, but with all his
American friends Some years ago he organized
TIE TiRsr scHUsrzES CORPS
formed in this country, OF which he was Captain.
In 1865 he visited Europe, taking with him com
pauy Of German.American sharpshooters. eomposed
OF representatives OF the different schuetzen corps
throughout the United states. These picked marks.
men were received in Germany with great hospi-
taty and returned bearing with them many Iro-
| phies Of their skiil In the great rifle contests.
[ Yesterdaya sun reporter interviewed the Hon.
| Captain. When he entored tie hotel he found the
| object Of bis search seated In an immense chair,
Manufactured expressly for hts uso in Trenton.
Thee vas no seat In tie Assembil mrre enough, or
probably sufficiently substantial. to accommodate
| unnoEK~'a tunFSaR RKppRspsTATfyR
So this chair which win hold three Ordinary men,
| was made When the Legislature adjourned. the
great seat was voted ~ gift to is occupant and the
Captain bore II TO LisfL omc In triumph.
With glass Of selUcS before him, aud Japanese
fan in his hand. the al host was endcavorins to
| feel as comfortable as he could with the mercury
dancing among the nin'tes. The reporter In ormed
him OF the object of hi. visit when he was politely
beckonei to seat Tie 'ollnv ing coiouuy en- sued
Reporter-Are any Il the passengers who ron
tempinted sailing to GetmanY in tho Hermann On
saturday ll.t s'syins at your ho,elt @ ,.o ,,.
morning They leave IN the Enslish steamers to-
morrow
Rcuor;cr-What /. the General reelin. in IIobolen
| In REGARD 10 the pen ling Franco Prussian war
| Capt Bu-cn--Therc Is ont one leeling hore-thlt
| poieon has provoked and viii get one oi the
| s'Ntrc.l ura,nlnRs ne yer hlrRMbou ior. 49,. -
kct"rer1lN there any diecrG,n1G,g OF sentiment In
| the CHALLENGE from Francoi
| Capt. Busch-Not The sN-htcst The German
| blood is fred now, and France viii be made TO pay
| bitterly before the struggle Is ended. ! could snp
to Gc many 2OO0 abe-holiel men in three DAYS, II
| had tho facilities. Men "lo have lived IN the
| United states for years. aud WHO have families 10
| care for, arc coming in mere overy few moments
begging OF me to adviss them TO the best way 10
| REACH YATnERLASD.
| They represent all sections OF the German Con
federation aud many OF them do not owe direct al
| legauoe to the Prussian kirg.
| Roporer-How do you generally advise them,
Gcpt. BusclTo take tHe Enalsb steamers. and
| then reach their destinations by way OF Denmark.
| Reporer-Do Won know whether any OF them
will endeavrr toreach Germany In this way'
row win be crowded with Germans impatient "a
| meet
| ouR ANCIENT ENEMY.
Many will remain here only because they have mo-
| the means to pay their passage. Among those leay
\ ing here tomorrow are fourteen commissioned OH
o'rs in the Prussian army, who have been enjoying
ex,, nded leaves OF absence There are hundreds o.
Pms, ms in toe United States who have served Ia
The pm. ian army, but who have been indefinitely
mr,anSheo subject toa call for active duty In tb,
| eyent 6f WV These men feel In honor bound tC
return 10 lie rr, ks, and will do so If they can.
The CAPTAIN hen wiped The perspiraion IRON his
massive brow, poia' ter and nrpcS,si s,iSs r. on % N'
lion no renresentot,, Of The Sun indicated hi,
preference for Rhine wins and the great interviewed
| called upon the waiter 10 bNhe "''" '0"V
noRR TRsScH eLoGH
The nord-faced Teuton acting in ;bai -spaeity re re-
turned in few moments, and plac5u be''"e thi
| landlord bumper OF ciar3;, which innocen, "i"a
| has been consumed under this sarguinary name by
| patriotic Germans since tie declaration of war.
| proclamation to tie German Prncipaliues will in.
| iucnce their peonle 10 reUJin ncutraf
| Capt, Busci-l have conycrsed with many Ger
| mans who came from these principaities AMI they
say their countrNnc en- have no love for the Freu Ch,
| EonauaIte Violated lis word and ravngcd German y
| on his march to rru-s7, aucr declaring mis- purpose
.uo - allow ls soldiers TO engage IN vandalism,
and that he ould way Tor a provisions u,c1 b. MS
| army, he made history Which the desoCn ants Of
S % w49 @ sycr yGS bc an G; m ooHr 0'p TO mas. NO S fr'
| part OF Germany. The irusslaus viii be welcomed