The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-29
The English Dcspntchcs-Dismarck suys Ma
poleon has Repeatedly Tempted him
England's Onicisl Declaration Of Ncu-
trnlity-Growls at Prussia's Interference
with The Coal Trnde.


trnliiy-Growls at Prussia's Interference
with The Coal Trade.
LONDON, July 2S.-Count Won bismarck, In q
despatch to the North German Ambassador to Eng
land conf the authenticity Of tho secret treaty
Published In the London T,aes lie says that since
1866 France has necessarily tempted Prussia with
offers OF territorial aggrandizcment at the expense
OF Belgium and South Germany. lie is conadent
that France will hot obtain any enlargement Of ter.
riory even by fighting for IT, and says that II the
disclosure made by the 7iDses bad been withheld,
France, though fully armed, would have repeated
her offer Of peace at the cost Of the extinction OF the
Kingdom of Belgium
EsoLASp's DECLARATION OF NEUTRALITY.
| Tie floor galleries and Iohbies of ,ns uousa n,
Lords were crowded to,,cht with ne.r. nri,u.yed
visitors and other .nect,tors anxio,. 10 h.., m.
.,.,ement NJ the Governmen,,. nos,on q, IN. n,..
ent war Earl Granville ,aia the Goyernm.n, wa.
| embarrassed NV the e,plo.ive material lvipy ali
,ronns ., ,y,, r,.,.h.. ,..av u~,,.s an. .o,,. a,
| e.t,pgu,sb which had bean u.e,es. tbouyb Lord
LYONS had been able to hold back the declaration Of
war Ave days. The incident at Ems between Coun,
Benedeti and the King OF Prussia was remarkable.
but no suit was intended All obseryanos Of the
Paris protocol which provides for the settlement Of
disputes by mediation, was repudiated by both par
ties la the presence oi TINS war England had but
one duty and that "as 10 observe strict neutrality
inc Earl OF hAimesourS ana Earl Russell approved
W 'ho A'''uue Ano ae'o" VI 'ne "o'e'hmen'. lne
| war was whohY needless ano ineicusao'e' rArla'
men' "ou'u cer'aihy sustain 'ne government IN IT'S
pohcy VI heuuAny' anu a"a' III opportunity 'o'
The hin renewing clerical disabilities, was deba,ed
in Committee and amended The India budge, was
preseutet nv the Duk. of Ars,ll. alter which the
| uouse ad,ourned.
7, m. porse of Commo,. ,o.,iv,, tho oov.,n.
| nent x.s askea ~ .nv o,ds, p,ob,hiuny IN. emo,
ta,ion of coal had gone ont The Attorney gener,l
| replied that no such order had been issusd. and
added that II would be impossible IT, legally seize
and deain coal unless on yessel In the seryice of
| a bellirerent
| Mr.. CsrdweT War Secretary, declined TO make
| any statsmen, of the views Of the Government
| about placing the army on . war footing. The
Attorney General begged members 10 cease putting
questions Of international law. and protested against
being expected at the present time to answer ques
tions often Of so much moment and dslicaey.
The Foreign Enlistment act was introduced.
After discussing In Comm''es OF supply several sp-
preparation piis' the house Ad1ourned
ABD.EL-KADEn A VOLUNTEER
The Belgian camp at Beveroo has broken up, and
the troops have been distributed among the rronte or
fQftreAaes. fOIttuCdtlOnb
hurried forward to completion. Abd-eiKader has
volunteered TO serve In the freneh army oid
blockade runners are oehs sofa 'or service IN te
bai'ic- lhe steamer Darien mas cha"ged hanus'
and her name has been altered 70 Oorrina
COAL coSrRABAsD oY WAR.
The Shipping Gasette censures the attempt Of
Prussia TO interfere with the coal trade in the Baltic
and has reason to expect that her next move will be
| to pronounce Goals contraband Of war
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