The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-21

1000 o wiiiism s,siavaJ. Esa, heading the lis,
rHs VOICE oy. rus snooxLrx esaxAus.
On Frieay sveaias tb. Germans OF Broohlyn
den, wIil declare their sympsihies for Germsny as
against France.
rHs RsPuBLrcAr rAsrr or rsw rosK AND rar
EusorxAs WAS.
The leaders efths tspublicsa General Committee.
IN privst. caucus, have passed resolutions favor.
WITH the German pcpulssIon Of this city, who are
me o. y. Rspssliess asnsr. comm.,es ,o.nisSt
Some OF the msnbsrs, however, are opposed 10 this
% risS, 10 )" ,sss I nv ssd. u dspsss between ,so NO
monarchisl governmene.
yur sPosrmo vrArranrr or rus wAn--oAx
sLiSa ON rHs RssULr.
suu reporter last night visited the uptown
gambling houses " ascertain how the norou0hbrs
surHps %01ss a vas s' pss 70 Ss
known Gsnyeiss Han. where 4 iisse eIsts@en,
Won. ssss and 1ouSis tongue osrins @ 70
bet ten thousand dolisrs that the war would be
Cd Sy s P
sian soldiers within three months from the date OF
the hrst general ensagemcnt The gentleman re
peated his proposition over and again, bat fouad no
| takers.
Heenau's Morriase,'s, Chsmbcrlsin's, and Riley,.
were al visited In turn. and The prevailing senu
mont seemed 70 bs-though thsre was no betting
that tho French would be victorious, and cbastise
he Hon. John nSfsi.s.y, wss .sid tha, gentle.
man, residing at No; Clinton place was Offering 70
be in isrn within three months, dictstins terms o.
| peace 70 Ftsderck William. The probabih-
ties are that the enthusiastic Frenchman Who offers
to mako this bet will soon DO accommodated.
rus xxxrIxe IN NEWARK.
| Another war meeting wss held ey the Germans Of
Newark last night q Turne Halle IN Plane street
l meeting TO prepare a constitution for tho German
K War Associations, reported. Addresses madts
By prominent sitisens. and subscriptions In ssd ol
the cause rvverted.
n. psarssrr on rur srrpAuor.
A Sun r,porser is,sryiewed n. bes,hemy, We ne.
| Preach Minister 10 Bsfxium, and late hrtstsr ai
s h. e. s N.S.
Icons sosrss In Seiation TO tbs war. Prrssia, he
ssd, In her constant grasp Of additional German TOR
and Gnperiousiy dictate to her, In sddssoa. also "a
her acquisition OF territcry. she was sndsayorins
to ruie: over Roumsnls, sad more I.esntiy an in
ths Prussisn royal hp.iy bad been offered ID,
throne Of Spain. II wss necessary for the safety o.
FT,pse .ha, she snoaa 'asss sssss, sss extension
suratey with those Of bet rival. The action OF Ma
| po1eon In
BnNorSo MATTERS TO A srkEDr CRISIS
was essential, In order that he might act at ono,
sures in advasee Of him The United States, b,
said, would not recently tolerate French oceupa
70 permit the ssersndssmest Of . power Which,
allowed TO pursue It's course, would speedily crlpp
her. The whole French nation, he said, undoubted
L endorsed Nspoleoes course. for his cause wa
that OF Francs snd thcir own.
| .- Mr.. BERrHEr
IL tall, spare gentleman, with habit si sto,pine
He appears about forty y-eight years OF age put mi
III. sss OtstS DARK [' ..a s S
trcmeiy engaging. He was Secret lry OF Leratio
to This country during ists, and is40, and was he
ordered cCn.ts noos rssq. sss% there he
several yesrs. d,en became Minister to saxon,
to sssS China az n, From :,
and ~as agxin sent TO this country. Though iatel
ordered TO Bslsiun le is uncersain ~be,her In cas-
no. bs sent 70 ust kingdom In h,s stead.
l,sAcis MONEY! A WILL A soxa.
Tho Zoeliner Mssnncre.or Of wiIliamsburgh Iss
night unanimously adopted the following resolu
| uUn:
ave, as German singing society not only sins abou
lana. but I.,olye tbs, The stand taken 6y King william
to h% sss eSr eo% cns,y
SSd me aIs Ss Ss9s S1'Se "a 70 psssnS Ss Sa
| vay 70 he utmost Of our capacity"
rHE PATTERSON GERMANS HovrSo.
| A Committee OF Paterson Germans yesterda,
| wated upon prominent Germans Of New York city
in reference TO the mode OF procedure necessary L
etneo their sympaihy with Prussia in the prosen
struggle.
rHn SICK MAN IN DANGER.
1 The American ooicsrs engaged 10 the service o
the khcdive OF Egypt still 10 this country, but VIII,
Instructions to report at Cairo Immediately. The
Officers number about seventy. Tho instruction,
were ssissrsRhed fro% Alensndria 70 the repressn
| txes OF the Egyptian Government In this city. The
ofhcers will leave on Saturday.
| q. BARON GsRoLr,
the Prus.isn Minister, has refused to see any vsi
tors to-day unless informed of their business In ad
has hearty horror OF =" interviewing" reporters
Tie was waited upon this afternoon by the Prussiar
Consul, who had long interview with him.
| PREuoH FLEET.
II II said that Instructions have been sent n
French vessels Of war now In the West indies :,
| rendezvoas at this port. Accordingly several Yea
sells may BE- expected In our harbor shortly.
GOLD LAST EVENING IN rBE WITH AVENUE
The southeast corner Of the bsrroom OF the Ffti
Avenue Hotel, was occupied last evening by tbs
usual thronG Of Eoh gamblers. Circling around
John Potter. Van sack cross Paterson saowS sSt
MARI. 10000 was sold ~ q, but as there wer
fow takers al that ngure. 10 gradually fell.
vRxscH DRnoEsrRArIos.
The pews OF the riot In Dublin lias excited muc,
interess among the FsniAns and our Irish citizens
II Is Contemplated TO get up q mass meeting Of sym
pAihy with France at 30 carly day In this city.
TUE wnLIArsBuRoH GERMANS AROUSED.
The Germans met 10 force In Luxemberg Hall
Deimonioo place, Williamsburgh, last night. Mr. q
Nv frfende. the die cast, the pght hss bequn Tn,
German Emphe has been divided and subdiyided bu
since lsb 10 has risen 20 power. and has At IN,
unity OF the whole German race. The great meddler
sas HsS sad o.
into the fGce OF the German nation by Al
ludlng TO the battle OF Jena In hts recent proclA
nation declares now that this Ia not aKainst Ger
many but only against Prussia Thanks PROV dence
he has made Rfeat mistake Tor once, and now 1nd,
| all Germany In arms agaiust him. We muat NOT mis-
grievances. ~ Wv
The German population of wIlamsburgh nov
proposed to organize for the purpose OF aiding the
eounyymen, and would hold . masa meeting or
Wednesday next In Luxenburg Hall, for that object
Admiral Porter Don't Go at His Own Ex
| pense.
| WASHINGTON, July 2o.-Admiral Porter will
probably take Gen. Sheridan and the other commits
sioners out to Europe on q man -ofwar. In order u
cooperate with them In witnessing army and nsya
operations.
| A Wedding without Fuss or Nonsense.
The Hon. John Ryle, Mayor of Paterson, N. J..
added TO his duties on Tuesday By taking to hi
side q wife-Lucy W. Lindley, charming widow. %
Winchester, Mass. The wedding was solemnize,