The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-02
The English Dispatches - Germany to be
Ruined-Napoieon's Misrikc- Debates In
Parliament on Engia ud's Course.

| rue Ehgish DcspntChes - Germany to be
Ruined-Napoieon's Misr,kc- Debate. I'm
! Parliament on Engtaud's Course.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-The King Of Wurtemburg is
quoted as saying that Germany will be ruined by
| the var for twenty years. and the emigration to
America will swell to enormous proportions.
II IL thought that Napoleon erred in not pushing
promptly into Bavaria. He would thereby have
neuiralized the action OF al Southern Germany
such movement Is impossible now because 1t
woulo expose Paris. hnother ihsttlment OF CORE
spondence with foreign powers relative to the secre,
treaty has hecn made public bu, Us content. have
in the main been anticipated by other reports
ENGLAND PREPARING ron WAR
| In the House OF Lords to-day bill giving the
Government power to call out the militia was utro
dueed undcr a suspension OF the rules The Enlist
nent lin was passed. IN the House OF Common.
te-n-ht the Government proposed to add - 900 men
to tie army, and submitted estimates requiring two
millions sterling for this purpose. Tie artillery vas
reported TO be In a most effective state, an the mill
tia rapidly recruiting.
Mr.. Disraeli rose to make some inquiries Tie
thought the traditional silence aud reserve Of the
Government should now be dismissed. lie espc.
ciAly desired to be enlightened TO what extent
England, at the Congress of Vienna. guaranteed to
Prussis her saxon acquisitions Such guarantee If
1t still held good, would involve England in the
had been taken by the Government lie urged that
the army be kept up TO It's greatest strength, and
closed with a declaration that England, while she
observed treaties, would maintain the rights ana
Independence OF others.
Mr.. Gladstone took exceptions to the historical
statements OF the right honorable gentleman, and
gave his version Of events down to the pres. nj day
lie said the policy OF the Government was not one
OF armed neutrality, but OF friendship to both com
6at'an,s. lie declares that the Obligations Of the
Nienna treaty ended with the German Empire.
lue government Nps now doug everything to
en- orce The Observance Of neutrality but British
restraints had been imposed on the sale OF coal
A running debate followed between lesser MON.
s,sS pers % & ,e s'G,s O. the Srmy and navy which
were brought out.
how ENGLAND ERRED IN TuE AMERICAN WAR.
correspondent OF the Times warns the public
aealn,t PreeiOitancy IN forming an opinion OF the
merits OF the two Powers In the present war, and
ne points out how widely England erred regarding
the American war.
peace so long as Belgium remains untouched. II
refers to old treaties between the United States and
tTabsud OF war viii probably become a deal Letter
ioI ne United states, especially as England pays
attention to them,
rHE DUkE OF AUGrSrESDuRG IN THE FIGHT.
The Duke OF Augus.cnburg Is serving as a General
In the Bayarian army and the Duke OF Nassau has
accepted position on the stan oI the Crown Priuce
OF Prussia
ENGLAND READY FOR WAR
II is decided that should Belgium be in any way
menaced, England Will draw the sword for dcfon e.
The London Times in an editorial this morning IN
Gladstone is ready for war, and viii meet any at.
tack or interference with the neutrality OF Belgium
Tue report that British troops now occupy Ant
werp Ii not true.
FRANCE SUSPICIOUS or RUSSIA.
Chancellor GortschakoH is visiting the German
States. The health aud spirit of the French forces
are reported good France 10 REGARDING the attitude
len Paris on french mission to Denmark The |
French squadron Is still cruising on ThursO, Scot
land
RUhoR THAI HAMBURG IS ATTACKED.
The streets are full OF rumors as usual One of |
these rumors Is that tile French fleet has arrived be.
or, Hamburg and attacked the defences. II is not,
however, generally credited The decree prohibit.
ing eIporl%tion recently issued by Prussia ascrbed
simply 10 III probable existence OF blockede.
italian, Austrian, Belgian, and spnni.h
Desprt tches.
hADRID, Aug. THE French Cabinent has
made an explanation Of recent eIpressions regard
ing spain to senor olozaga, which is considered |
BELGIUn's ARnED NEUTRALITY.
BRussHIs Aug l.-Begium Is taking formidable |
elgium army OF observation OF Inc Eas1 hsy & tse
no position on the great military high ROAD from |
Liege to AiI'la'Chspelle.
THs HUNGARIAN DIET vorINo sUPPLIr.
yInsyA, Aug lit is stated that Austria and
Tho chamber OF the Hungarian Diet has
voted supplementary credit Of Ave millions Tor do
years contingent, whenever necessary.
IrALY's NEUTRALITY.
FLoRkscs. Aug. THE Nafione states that an
alliance to secure tho neutrality Of England, Austria,
ers. They will seize the Srst opportanity 70 ura.
the belligerents 10 lay down their arms. The Gov.
ernmsnts OF Italy and Austria have responded favor.
The egotiations between Italy and France for the
Withdrawal OF the French uoops from Italian soil |