, 1870-08-04

6AkAA DELL AAN-
IQSpoN, Aug. A-Norscs arr sa'd to b. scArcc
10th tn Germany and France. Thu Germans need
them for cayalry, and the French for artillery.
The Danish press Is favorable to France.
The disappointment at G'sustnne.s failure TO
make a positive declaration II protect Belgium.
on Monday night eee1ns far more general and
even Indignant than Was yesterday described.
Throughout his speech the House had m air OF
ulnful waiting changing nj its close to one Of nn
satisfied expectation To-day the people are no
longer Eileut Liberals and Conservatives complain
bitterly that the government fails to comprehend
the determination OF the people, and that Glad-
stonc'a economical and sentimental shrinking
frum var threatens 10 -pIectpitate England lnto
The very conflict he seekH to avert The CON-
llatnts Of tho German press on EuglAnis ir7eso-
lutte policy, and imperfect neutrality, are felt to le
just Influential Liberals have already represent
ed to the government the danger Of deserving the
same 1epEoach from Prussia as from the United
States, and urging that ZONE decided steps he
taken OF SONIC clear declaration made both as to
Belgium and the operation OF the neutrality acts
The decision on coal will not satisfy Prussia.
Lord Rnese1rs speech Tonight against Franco
represented tho liberal feeling far better than
G!adssone's, and Wa heartily aprlauied in both
HouseA The statement he drew from Lord
Granville, though not explicit, vas significant Of
more deGlted policy than before announced,
still It does not meet ths view OF q strung party
which Insist that the only way for England to
keep out Of war ts By frank assertion pf her
readiness TO go into It where necessary. Noboly
here carea anything about tho sh1dowy feasibil-
iuca OF future mediation, which seems 80
allanng to Gladstone, hence the Jour-
na1s friendly to the government
and so!citous that England shall do her whole
lutJ, press Lord Grsnytlles wor,ls beyond their
literal sense, and insist that they mean what ali
the country Eant1 them 10 mean Tho D1itv Se,es
Of to-morrow calls his response prompt and sat!s-
factory, adding that his language WAS not as unsc-
served as Lord Russell's, hut It WAS Aa cle8f and
unmlstakeable. Lord Granville said that 1t some
future time he might be more specific, he could
not bc more ineligible; and even Lori Russell
prpfessed himself Sntisned. Recurring TO Mon
daJ's debate, the han,c paper says an armed nau-
tra1ty, In conjunction with another great military
power, cannot but hare menacing Significance,
tut Nj. D!srzea only gave utterance to the pro
vailng sentiment In Parliament and ont Of doors,
when he insisted on our neutrality being In
tt1on to make itself respected. The new Foreign
Enlistment till, which WIS read second time In
| the Commons On Monday, fosllds the enlistment
Of british subjects Aryxherc or OF aliens Ia the
| Kingdom The building Of snlps is
/ criminal equally with the fitting out
/ ana eq1trping Of them. and the Secretary OF
| State may Issue warrant to seize them and the
| Court Of Admiralty condcmn. 1t they escape,
then tho prizes htought here shal be restored 70
the owners.
1t Is had that Nilsson IS paid E25 900 sterling for
SIX months contract to sing II the United Statcs
She Is TO receive c0 600 sterling as gift on start
| lug for America,
] IykKroot. Aug. H.-Two wel1-known tutr-
] chants, whose names are withheld for prudential
ftasons abscouded today, After drawing GO, 900
| each from Uank-