The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-27

| the circumstances under which he is to demand his
m mssnorts, lhe GGsstte ndds, that Spain las ten
frusslgn Meet. give the French trouble. The span.
ish army remarks, is demoralized. and it's officers
ignorant, bot they might defend tile Iyrenees sue.
cessiuliy, inasmuch rs the san Sebastian and the
Pampionn are the only good roads across those
mountains, and are well adapted for defence.
ENGLAND Playing the Alnbsms Game with
Prussia-Sccretary fish's History Of
Privatccring.
WAsnISGToS July 26.-Baron Gerolt has re.
ceived the following despatch from his Govern.
ment
Public opinion in England il favorable to North
Germany, but the Government Is not favorable.
She acts with the neutrality law against North
many as she did against America with the Alabama
The Baron has also received the following letter
| from the Secretary OF State;
DEPARTMENT STATE. WASHINGTON. July q,
lsO.-SK; have tie honor TO acknowledge the
receipt OF your letter Of tie 10Th instant communi.
eating to this Government tie text OF dcspatcl
property the high will lie exempt from seiz
ure by the ships of His Majesty Tie King O. Prussia
tho request further contained in your note s ,Lst
communication has been officially made Pubic from
this Department, , It 4. now nearIy century since
Benjimin franklin, and John Adams,
their pienirolentiarie., and under the
into treaty OF amity and commerce. to be In force
Tor ten Years IRON its date whereby II was ayresl
tM VI var snculd unhapliv attse between the two
Contracting parties AL merchant and trading vessels
employed In exchanging tho products OF different
places, and ereby rendering the neccssartes.
veniences, and comforts OF human lite easy to be
obtained and more general should lie allowed TO pass
tree and unmolested and that neither OF the
inc powers should grant or Issue any commission to
any private armed vessels empow ering them to take
or destroy such trading vessels or Interrupt such
| commerce. Tne Government OF the United States
receives with great pleasure this renewed adherence
of the great and enlightened German Government
| to the principles temporarily established by the
n nh tail hx lte
eminent whenever an opportunity has offered. In
| 1854, President Pierce In his annual message to
Congress said:
Should the leading powers OF Eurooe concur in PRO
posing as rule Of s law 70 exeIgs private
M n Sx er ,n e' tD',nS funcG s,mea %
viii s.dy meet them on that broad ground"
| In 1859 thi. Government was invited to give It's
adhesion 10 the declaration OF Paris. Mr.. Marcy,
| then Secretary Of State, replied:
"Tne PIT rrs:Ssns 81 % add to the I,, p5oe9.
oWins words: Aud that the Iritsie properly Of tbe
subjects or citizens OF beirersnt on the i.h seas
scis the her otlxerent. unless Il So coSrabsad
| Thus amended. the Governmeat Of the United
principles contained In that declaration and again.
| 10 iso1, Mr. Seward renewed the offer TO give the
the Congrcss OF Paris, ana expressed a preferences
that the same amendment should be retained. Count
| Bismarck's despatch, communicated in your letter
| OF the 10Th insi., shows that North Germany is
willing to recugnize this principle, even without
broken out between that country and France
This riyes reason TO hope tnat tne Goyernnent and
the people OF he United States my soon be graft
aed by seeing IL uniyer- ally recognized as another
| restraining aud Illuminating influence imposed by
modern ciyiliE ltion pom the art OF war
Accept the renewed assurance ~ my very Ligh
eonslderauon hAMiLioN Fboh'
bHfoh ohhoIr' &c.
| ,n,- ~, ,,
rhe Crowas TN. ihrohE inc NoHn '.ermah
COnsulate-AdNancing Money 10 Deiray
| their Expenses TO those who wish TO } ON
the Prussian Army-six Hundred who
| are Absent on Furiough about 90 Heturn.
The Consul General OF the North German Union
e,Js x,., desi of Tina ,alen nm in .orroc,iD An.
~ ~ ~ ~ Wy :" ''''.'A- vi.
iase reports Ihat are circulated about Thin and
lis doings and In setting right those q at come TO
him nm acco,,t of these rumor~ The dasn.,ch \, .
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nouh'ihg that All VINO "sh 70 JON thc frussian
army should be forwarded to Prussia, at PrussIa's
| .,nens. has already be.n n,b,iclv d.n,.a N.v.r
Sr, r, , 80, .''N
the.ss, II Is true that number OF patriots who had
not money enough to pay the expenses Of their yoy-
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