The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-03
Tho German Despatches-Nyiid scenes OF Bn.
thusissm on the Departnre ef King Wit
iiam-How the Queen Embraced him.

"ON''s' ."e Ming rVue Ho"
eno p.Sos ~ 'ne r"i"w s'auon In On open car
.ss VIVA n' eueeh. nc wore snort military
ooae' snu MS neme' was piaeeo on tue seat by bic
hde' The carriage was surrounded, followed, aud
frequently stopped by an Immense multitude Wild
win cmouon, shoutng hrewele and benedetious.
Inc houses were hung with Gags and fcsiooned with
mowers.
,s,,,o,,c ,,.s,,n,,on. s,,.,s.s ~. CIV e0a anu
h. -, s..." ~. ino 1.eeu, weep
W. - VI, n"h WIZ ioVeA'eu e"iolscfs'
""eh ms nues'y IRON 'nc platform OF TIE railway
car nnaiiy salu'ed the crowd, tho scene was inde-
'e"osoD. Inc people were renzfed VIA enthu-
"s". ine en're court, iadies ana all minped
WIN '"e crowd sno paruor"inE 10 ms emotion
suIIsunueu ,ne oo se'aier end eid MN eooopse
WIN cverS demon'traasn OF icysny snd devotion.
coah VOC b"m.rsk snd oena hoitks and Won
room were present. and were repeatedly cheorod.
The movement OF the Prusslau forces IRON this
oT" +" 'he iren' eonunnes
TEE ssA-coAsr PkusasSs AWAKE.
Inc Deutsche BANK OF 'hh city oner to receive
snd e'soure oonnoons made In America Tor the
oences OF wounded SOLDIERS. Gen. Fa'tenssein has
'~uea proc'amstoh 70 spo innsoHshts ON tne coast
!" "e Nor'n sno Dsiuo ecAs' cAhins aeoa them 70
s'n 'nen'ei'o' to' uo'enee aRah" in'~ion'
KING wILLIAx IN HArxscs.
MATINEE, Aug. e-10 A. Mixing William ar
rived here THIS morning with several members or
bis stan. HIS Majesty received highly satisfactory
reports from the three army corps on the French
fronll or.
no TRUsf ~ FrASKroRr.
PrsrKronT, Aug 9--Brokers here now deal ex.
cGsIvoly for money nothing Is done for settlement
There has been only failure Of importance. that
OF W. 4. Jager.
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n. m. N.caIe C,n suner;or ,o Nh.
Chn..epoty
LoSpoy. Aug. I'm the Council Of Minister,
last Saturday. The Supplementary APPROXIMATION
BIN was ouly agreed 10 alter a hard struggle II 4.
understood thai Earl Granville Is In favor OF giving
dissmes po,icAttoas 10 Fr.nce and Prussls of k,s.
lands determination to maintain the indepeudepce
Of Beixium and Luxemburg, accompanied By an e1.
preston OF surprise as recent devolopmsnts. II |,
s1sd tia, NJ Gladstone IL determined not TO yield
To the growing feeling Of tia peonls AGAINST the
Ministry,
pRocvrr,,os M yrx vupr. M rorra
In the Houss of Lard. ,o-day Earl Ru,s.Il nox.d
n, second re.d,pr Of ,bepiIi srsr6n- m, siI,us
.ct. III. snots AZ sons Icny,h In ,.v,sw n, ,ba
condition Of s,rrt,n .r,,,. ana ..sl ~. Covsrn.
ment reoulre, full defensive poxsr, The intr,vne.
pud peris upon tho Continent are To uneert,inty
q. to tha course ,o hs r,rsroa ,v F,,,,a 4, NJ.
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opnon "o nee" on'y 70 oeea'e Ior 'ne en- oroe"en'
of the treaty, wbereupon half tue danger would
.r.,,u, :, r..,.s - a., 80. sa'.'- - -
aosunV ~ VI hnt.n"' vi" IN '"S manner e0u'o
Earl Granville Iamented the noble Lords pslrab,.
i,rk Of co,ode,e, In ,hn c,o,or,-,.,, , -. 49,,
he lad tally sustain ed il. and IN, .pe,.s, rner, .,
nothing that had since occurred tibet could properly
...er lis intepuon. Wbue fpIv sc..f,le as =, ,r,
" ~ "' - W ou'
oohsauons TO Belgium Enrl 1fanVhe considered II
nee less aud njudicous to discuss tnem with this
publicIt, Iast Ueeb he contained tie toa,, Tort
IuOH'''' L"s' "'eN' Wv ouh''u."' '"' "o''e Loti
ready to back them up. The change In his POSITION
| Mas ir-a,iop.i aud t,.,c,s,hl
Tn srhi.c, ~ ON o,onn.I
~ ,uv uot,sr ny covvov,
NV
Mr. "laos'ooe' IN repF 70 qnesu'n pn' Oy MI
Harcourt said he was unable TO submit the cores
ponde,ee of the l,te E.rl d, Clarendon ~, ing s,s
Armament upon The novcrs II ,,,s in.rp,J,nt even
| IN ,o,o,, a. rr,,or, Ito ,,,n,,, ,o,r.yor ,,,,
| 70 repea' It's puipot' TIC 'Cus'| however U''
| either France or Prussia might properly DO 20
Baron Brunow, said MIR. Gladstone thrce weeks
AGO proposed the signing OF a protocol By tie
powers recognizing the re runcaiion Of the Spanish
c,owo no ,he p,oss ., uohon,o,,.rr hr, ha aiA 40
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England. On July 10 when it was entirely too late.
the proposition was formally repeated but even
then II was supn,sed the renupciaion wouid sati.rv
i France whom England bad yaiaiy besougbt 10 Win.
| araw her dem.nd upon PrnsSia' Furtter Temon
strsce now ear only rxnsrerate either Goyennent
and the only course for England Is 10 seek safe op
L poTtupity for renewed Efforts iu fayor of peace
| MIR Otwsy Under Foreign Secretary presented
To the Uonso the treaties aud Ruaryntrs Ior lie
| neutrality Of Beigium and Luxembourg Inc I;reok
| question Was discussed briefly Mr. Caud sel
Secretary ioI War, ia answering a q1e.Iion, said all
| acre armed With he sri,sS r',ls ,shis oT ibs
| ,nuiti. and vonutsa,a so,na hay. hr.erh lna,i.ra
/ On The nro,o,iton of lie Cavern hm.nt 10 emil 1
10000 additional regulars, a discussion arose, Sir W.
Iawson nrring that now was lie lime fcr The inter
yeniion of EnFl.nd 10 tecurc peace between France
~ -. eti ~, :" ,..t', ~ ~, 49, ~ ~,
nreed lie import,nse of It's aaoptiun IN yie, OF ,he
| ry,'s nj ,yssl,,S.s nf lie countr, " " - '
|
| GREAT nhTAiN rnrPAhNd.
| Extreme activity IL notced I'm the Ecglsh p,rls
and U1ek,.rls eud ytens i've preparltpus ru beng
n1ie T., mn ~, ,onst d,leIs,s IN a cu ditlo5 l. NJ,
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| cre,tes nrot rturrru Ia Fr.,r. ~, J,5V tt,U
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