The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-19
The French Dispatches-A Prussian Charge
d'AGaircs still In Paris-Sapoieou In His

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.Alis July 1s.-According TO statement in
la Lbertt tuis morning, neither France nor Prussia
has yet issued formal proclamation, or committed
q technical act Of war. Each power hesates TO ap-
pear % be the agsressor. L. L,berte shows taat
both Co,nt Benede;u and G4ron Won Wcrthcr WITH
drew from their respective posts Of their own &C
cord and conuadicts tac report that passports had
been sent % the Count ie solms, the Charge G'At
fairs of the Pm sian Legation, who up to last night
remained at the en'bsssy in Paris. la LBe'ts looks
On the fact as one Of mCeh ssI hcanee and explains
HAS follows:
The Count de solms dcClarGs that lis Government
does not desire to begin tNe war; tat u does not
wish to the ponsiA y. and still relies on
The wisdom and conriatory srdt ot the Emperor
in accordance with this Yl1w, the RUSSIAN Charge
passports but II the Court Of the Ncierie4 chooses
50 take the initiative onJ send him passports, he WIZ
consider the act expulsion, and VIII Nlihdlaw WIN
the entire legation Tnis situation however, cannot
last long. The Chambers eNpect to receive 10 NOR
row proclamation by the Emperor decl4Vng war
which, Of course, wiliput an end 70 ali diplomatic
delay.
NuzzLING THE PRESS.
The Ministry have submitted to the Corps Legfs-
latf lhe project OF law prohibiting the publication
In the public journals of information regarding the
movements Of troops and military operations. Vio-
iations of the Law TO be punishable by fines OF
from 5000 to 10000 francs, and a second offence will
render the journalist liable to suspension.
The Minister OF Finance asked OF the Corps a
supplemental credit the year 1870 OF 4iO 600 900
francs for the war budget OOOO0OO0 francs tor the
navy 5,00O,0O0 Tor the Ministry Of Finance and
10000 francs for the Ministry Of the Interior.
1t ia asserted that soon as the Corps L6gislaif
has disposed Of the above business, together with
The Budget OF Paris, it will adjourn for the mum
tipal elections; after which the session will be
resumed and any additional legislation necessary TO
tustain the Government IN the emergency will be
attended to.
PATRIOTIC SUBSCRIPTIONS
Tor the army continue to be taken up throughout the
country, and lar.s sums Of money have already been
received. The Journalists Of Paris and the provinces
have appointed committee 10 receive subscriptions,
Nilh Emile de Girlrdin, President The Prcfect
Of the Seine has placed oacss IN the public buildings
the vice Of the committee Tor the collection OF
mbscup.iou..
STORY WITHOUT Az EXPLANATION.
J Baron Alfonso Eoln,clild has resigned The Prus-
han Consul Generlship in this city. The King OF
Prussia refuscI = receive bin at Ems
WHY FRANCE rlsrnr IT'S nELGrru
The Figaro, in its issue to-day In order TO show
why France distrusts Belgium, reutions The fact Of
Gen. Brolinants appointment to me c,mmand o + one
corps, and of CHazel t, another The former served
IN tine French army many years ago and held other
Offices OF trust under the French Government but
resigned account OF difficulties with his su9eriors
and zen the country. Gen. CLaze has recently been
consDicuOus in urging the conformity Of the caibre
Of the Belgian cannon with that Of the Pruf siau.
Both these Generals command on the French frol.
her.
The OLD STORY OVER AGAIN
Marshal Canrobert commands the First Army
Corps, the Duke OF Pakao the Second, Gen Eros
Bard the Third Marshal MacMahon the Fourth, and
Gen. Folly the Fith. Marshal Bszane will com.
maud the Imperial Guard and tho reserve.
SOP FOR SPAIN.
Don Carlos has been expelled from France. The
Froneh evacuation Of Rome is again rumored.
Tho GduLotS says that the English Government
bAs Instructed Lord Lyons TO communicate with the
Duke Of Gramont on the subject ofthe neutrality
hlioliand, which England wishes stipulated. There
Is no doubt that France will willingly guarantee
hls.
MORE FRENCH STORIES.
The GduloS adds that Sweden. according TO the
oespoches received here yesterday Is ready to join
Denmark aud France, If the feet operates in the
norm aud Baltic seas. II s reasonably certain that
hussia will be s,ric neutral.
THE FRENCH STYLE OF FIGHTING.
Tue French menoi.waT watched the departure OF
ehe ftu'isn ronclads from England. News has
p"'h received direct from the seat Of war up 10 /
pc'ock lhi' afternoon. There has been no blood
"'u 9 YET, The Pfefect Of the Police has issued q