The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-20

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teEriiy Of our beloved Fataerand -
Fsss ne ttasiaa dag upon or Drsmse' CORNER OF
yea. that We are sure ina, .Sc riss, wiz And
come out OF ia present trial even victorious than
Reso,ped, That. have taken OF our brother
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osF, snS M ~ har%S with % sSe osjsss o. our
Fs.heIisnd. those noe and happy Gnisd States sol Of
8e.o Ths, crr President, John a. oeksr.asu.en.
end NJ rrsl K,' and Ss ssS,s,a,y 5s Rev.
the Prussian Consul In this city.
VOLUNTEERING ron rms FRENCH ART-rENDxa
or TROOPS TO rAPoLEoS-TuE IRISH voLUr-
rrRRs ANXIOUS ron rIonr.
The prospect Of Bnglands' becoming involved
in the approaching war has created stir among
Irish citizens. A movement II on loot In Brooklyn
10 organise q brigade OF Irish troops for duty
abroad, TO be called the NcMahoa LEGION, In honor
ancestry. Col Js pes j. DeBarry has written 70 the
French Minister e. Waslineton for permission, and
says that he can raise brigade OF three thousand
Tie Legion Of 81. Ie,rick. commanded by Major
General beni. r. burke, meet at Gothic Hall,
movements will probably be controlled by the course
England may take on the war question.
DEPARruRl OF rus smEsiA-sEvrSTr RECRUITS
ron rms PsussIAS ARMY.
The steamer Silcsia. fthe Hamburg American
Pnckc, Company, sailsd from this port yesterday.
Capt N. Trautmann was In command. Tie Is con6-
dent tbat SHOULD French vessel follow him, he can
out.ail her, The destination OF the steamer vas
until they were ont 70 sea- Over seventy volunteers
for tho Pruesian army sailed In the silesia.
the sILksIA CARRIES rur MAILS.
The silesia took the United States nails for Ger
many. Mr.. kunhardt, OF the hrm OF kunlardt =
an interview yesterday In Wjshidgton with Baron
oerolt, the Prussiab Minster, who considered that
s.fety Poetruaser General Creswel assented to the
step. and advised the Postmaster OF this city &C
cordiugiy
roSsrSsfcsL nunon NvssroArEp.
The rumor that Pruss,sn agent, here were nero
tatirg for the purchase OF thet nondescript, sle-
yenss battery, In Boboken, TO match II against the
French Rcchsm hesu, formerly the ram Dundcrberg
built by VIM. H. Webb, turns out TO be without
foundation. The battery has been above ten years
In process OF construction. and Inns now very few
men employed on her, bat with a iull force OF me-
year. Moreover, the noadvecripi Is nov tic proper
~ OF the State Of New JERSEY. and NEGOTIATIONS for
her purchase woud have TO be carried on at Tren-
ton and not at HvboKen and, furthermore, the ves-
sci Is uaable to sail. and mus, be towed wherever
she goes. She Is therefore Ut for barbor defence
only, and TO remain stationary.
THE OCEAN NAIL SERVICE
II II asserted that the Pacific Mail Steamship Com.
PAW have chartered several steamers 10 tdn Dc-
tween this port and Roiterdam, touching at Ant.
werp. They snlieioaie securing large number OF
The Frcnch line OF Atlantic steamers will run rs
rsnai. Tho La.aIetis MI lo.ve for 1iayre and
French Minister and col. Bonnparte are announced
among the passengers.
uow's THAT yoR uidui
Fritz, Count r. ter's bost tousorial artist, was
yesterday moruinv G'Ancing at Ihe board, he read
the general prsss dss asel, large letters Napo-
leon hss no, ret declared war" Catching hi com
rsde b. the arm, be esseriy pointed out the news,
saying In exeitod tone