The sun., 1870-07-23


norn'n9' Lottr despdtcheS, " any, ~M DC
pr,pted in a postA>ript.
The French Dispatches -Napoleon's Ar
raisnment Of Bismsrck-The Emperor
sck-A warning 10 hussi"-skirmishinv
iihs' 'uF r.poi'eu 'o.u"y on goou
rtho'" 'us' zen rnu, 'a'eiy met frlnee Leopold
~h0henho"eiu oh 'ne raneo spanish ton'ier'
hafoLhoN EXPLANATION OF Tue WAR
br1ne J0iTnci Dpoe3 puohshes circular OF the
MINISTER OF foreisn hnaifs' ua'ed July ~ and ad'
dressed 10 tte dipiomahe agents OF france Mt
sOreign capitals. The circular mentions the explain
alton made on the 18Th OF july In the Chambers' In
xesnrd TO the rapid events OF negotiation in which.
o. fast we redoubled our efforts to preserve pesce
the secret designs were developed OF an adversary
resolved to render peace impossible.
Whether the Berlin Cabinet had judged war eces
eiry for the accomplishments OF their projects
bgsinst tie sclfgovernment of the German States,
or. hardly sGtsfed At having established in the
centre OF Europe military power formidable to all
Its neglbors, they lad wished to turn to account
lhe power already acquired, by displacing dehni'
lively, to the advantage Of Prussia the international
equilibrium, the premediiated intention to refuse US
guarantees which we're indispensable to our security
r well as cur honor, showtd Itself by tie strongest
evidence in their conduct Of the negotiations.
PRrssiks uSscRuPuLousSEss,
The circular then mentions the candidature OF the
Prince Of HoLen zolern aud declares that the Berlin
Cabinet hoped to place the Prince or the throne OF
Charles V BIZ surprise. believing that Europe would
accept the accomplished fac, and that France, in
spite OF her temporary displeasure, would hesit tie
20 oppose the EXPRESSED will of the Spanish people
Fho were friendly TO her The French Govern
nent informed OF the danger from this intrigue
aid not hesitate to denounce it to the representa-
lives " the people, and to foreign powers.
al have fsit ,,st Pras.s. wa. alone In her
pulous policy and that, knowing herself to be with
put the support Of common night. she has neyerthe
less sought to impose upon Europe the further abu,e
n 90 dangerous an extension Of her influence
France took up the cause Of the balance Of power
knowing it to be the cause OF all peoples meniced
IKE herself By the disproportonate aggrandizement
bf one royal house 10 doing so she has not placed
herself In opposition TO her own maxims and policy
Or those OF the great Powers.
! now pIsuARcK WANTED TO TRick sApoIKoy
m .t.n,,,.. it,. =. 80, ~. -, =, p.,.i
ihe 0rVui"I cues AS P'o"I tue cases o' DoIslum'
Greece, and Naples, and the refusal OF the Great
Towers to allow any of their Princes 10 monnt
chose thrones The circular then mentions the with
trawal OF the Hohenzollern, the refusal OF Prussia
10 give Guarantees and other incidents which have
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Sl""ed' adding 'na' france ought to demand qua.
Isn'ees' s,n'e rruss,a h@u already gwen her word
s"4' we '''n.o VI iIo"enIo',,n ,"ou,a % no' nou",
ne 'ni0u' oi SPN,n' "nen ,n ha'o"' i'o, 'ne'e nad
vee' '..'"On VI n's .'.u'ua'ue. n, .uA' ."e 'ne
r''non minister ~ Dei"n 'o'u '',e hhs 'nA' ho
ru%an eou'u reign III SPAN Count p'snareA
replied tnat Frarce need not concern herself at
contingency so improbable, and Herr Won Thile. the
Prussian Under Secretary OF Foreign Affairs, gave
his word OF honor that Hohenzollern was not and
pould not be candidate II assurances thus solemn
ahnot be relied upon, diplomatic intercourse must
rcase In repudiating such pledges, Prussia chal-
lsnges France who now only demands In view Of
previous 'ergiversaton, that the former renuncls'
S0n Of her designs be made real and permanent
PRUSSIA RESPONSIBLE FOR THE WAR.
TIE circular concludes by declaring that history
peN assign TO Prussia the responsibility Tor a war
rmeh sue had Tue means OF aVoidlhg' and which,
Snhe sue anec's 70 depiore IL she has rather
Bought, and adds;
n wLe, We, srcn ,or sonr nas she uone tn
with an slnost exaggerated scrupulousness' from
iav9kipg asainst her treaties concluded under the
EiIeJ To- i've "o,un,arv Snnport OF ali the arts
sf this Government, which has only thought OF
sans OF 'r,eing herself from oolgalions OF Ge.'
bess, Lot Europe pronounce upon the Justice O!
SuF cause"
LITTLE SWISS MOVE
"s reported to-day that switzerland las asked
pe'u''''oh TO occupy Chaola's' the most northern
province OF savoy on the lake OF Geneva, claiming
- os 'he "eaJ OF vienna u Is her right 80 to do.
s"o So."su' 'omc'aD ssys' however, that this
O'oo'en' o" w" part OF switzerland is not con
rmed'
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