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

The .fol1o,cing are the ldtea desputches re-
ceiped in the Sun Office dotcn TO o'clock his
morAing. Later despatehes, II any, UiA Be
printed in a postscript
The French Dcspat bcs-Not n Shot Fired 40
Fsr-Aa Omcial Declaration Of War
Arrest OF Eight Prussian Onicers as Spies
m. Theirs Requested TO Resisu.
PANS, July ia large number Of the con-
etuents Of NJ. Tliers, who voted for him at the last
election, demand his retirement from the Corps
Iegisiaiif on tie ground that be has outraged the
r-.rio;ic sentiment Of tho country By his recent
speech against the war. NJ. Theirs publhpes this
morning IN indignant deniai OF havirx received. %
stated by the Figaro, q letter from the King Of
Prussia thanking him for his speech against the
war.
Several Deputies TO the Corps Legis'atH are seek
ang for commissions in the army. NJ. Duvernois has
-sgplied for q command in the Ordnance corpA
InE POPULAR SUBSCRIPTION.
The public and private su, scrpuons to the vari
ous charitable projects incident 70 the very
liberal In all parts OF the country. The Duke de
Aorismart has given 100000 francs TO OF these
'5unds. Many persons have sgrt ed 20 pay certain
sums daily during the continuance of the war; aad
others sguin psy double taxes. Many manufacturers
continue the wages of their employees who choose
10 enlist as soldiers.
The Empress has sent 10000 frsnes 10 the Society
Of Aid for tho Wounded.
PArrIye HOLLAND OK THE BACK.
The Jotrn0i Qceei to-day has q significant arti-
Gle on the attitude OF Holland. with which It pro.
fesses 10 be pleased, aud continues;
But no one can ignore the ambitious designs Of
Prussia against the Independence OF Ho
hand. Bismarck wished to make that generous
% render Holland a naval State OF the North Ger
I. tssslaN Nh.sn Of nh
fishing closer commertal relations, tried 10 pl'ee
Prussian customs officers at Amsterdam. The pat
Tiotic emotions aroused In the Netherlands at tue
zine OF the Luxembourg affair will also he remem-
bered nor will i BE- forgotten that without the firm
have had results fatal TO the Independence and au-
tonomy Of the kelherlands ,, TIE C., Cabinet o. the
She roai - ;5Tests OF the country.
swIrzERLASD AND E.SrARK COOP FELLOWS.
The same paper has the foiv Sing on the rela.
sion OF Switzerland to France:
''We learn from several Swiss canons and particu.
lary irom Neulehatei tat the military of
She Feds a Government are not directed against
France, but are inspired b. friendly neutrality.
switzerlan1 knows size has nothing to tear from
measures taken By sw wserlaad to secure the respect
OF Prussia for her neutrality are In our favor, as BY
her geosraphie1l position she protects an important
The friendly feeling Of tie Spanish people toward
France is also pointed DOT by the Journal, which
says:
"we hear frcm sprir that all notice how care.
fully In the present conflict our Government and
Chambers nave avoided any act or exoression OF
un'riendliress toward that Power. This results
Mons"
EApL GRANVILLE NOT IN PARIS
The report published in the morning journals that
Bnl Granville had interview With tie Emperor
yesterday was untrue. Lord Granville has not
been in the city.
THE NATIONAL GUARD TO PROTECT PARIS.
Tn Emperor yesterday rec ived deputston o
oncers OF the National Guard OF Paris. In response
90 their congratulations the Emperor suid he reledf
upon the National Guard. Upon them desolved the
protection OF the capital dur ng the war.
INCREASING rHE FRENCH ARMY.
: The Miuster OF War hns asked the Corps Legisla.
uf for OF the military elass OF 1870 from
5000 to ,0C0 men, and that this contingent may
be called out 10 serve till January !, 1871. The
Corps will vote this project to-day, together with
tde several others recently submitted BY the Govern
nent for the prosecution Of the war.
Napoleon's address TO tbe people win not be pub
lkhcd, says the PatyIt, until the Emperor has de.
parted for the front.
NOTICE To AMERICAN OFFICERS.
The Journal OGEcid ann un,cs that the Emperor
hns decided not to receive either in the Imperial
CHARTERS tle quarters OF the general officers any
volunteer any foreign orrcer, or any one not be.
longing " the rncn rmy.
the EuPEfo 5 MOVEMENTS
Thore Is nothing certa yet about the departure
OF the Emperor for The OF war. II IL not lkeI,
he will set out for the front until cycrytbin s ready
there for active operations. When the Z pnero,
quilted the Tucrits to-day TO return to St Clopd
he was loudly cheered by tue people Prince Napo.
leon s expected here tomorrow. 1t is said lie win
have command.
THE PRUssTAN AMBASSADOR orr.
D.f a. In hat th
Ambassador at Vienna wro has beon In Paris Tor a
few days. started last night for Berlin with the ON
clal dotlaratoH o. whr. The morning Journals to-
day soy that the Prussiats now In Paris and else
where in France Will not be expelled from TIE
couniry so loEg they observe strict neutrality.
Several Prussan agents in the city, who were sus
pccled Of plotting and distributing mone, have
been arrested.
RLIHu n. wAsnDURSE AT WORK.
The Journal de Soir has information which II be,
ieyes 10 reliable, thai MIR. Wsshbu ne, the Amer
icln Minister, has agreed 10 protect tho Prussah
subjects row in France. Tn Journai ad'Is tnat Mr..
Washhurne has certainly not made such apromise
without first having Obtained the sonsUnt Of the
fTencl Government.
RoOHEFoRr's PAPER SEIZED.
Tie hIrselAai2 CHend Rochefort'a journaD sp-
poared this morning, for the arst time In several
weeks. 1t was promptly seized.
no yIGHnSG-HEssE -DARnsTADT IN.
HqVpdst Three r. Mp to this time not even
skirmsh has taken place between tho hostile
iorrc' No battle In exrected between the French
snd Prussisn armies for some days yat
hesse Darmitadt Withdrew her agom from Paris
this morning
How rHE FRENCH ARE ooiSs 70 DO IT.
Tue L'oeTts torEun OF the Tliers party Eivss the
~uo"lng do tho programme Of the Fronch
Ihe army will first enter Hte,e a In oFtar to nan.