, 1870-07-19

t.y the Tr7lune this evening from It's London cor
Es*nndent: Fr1sate letters from Pairs represent
taBt there Is prospect Of serious trouble between
Franrc and Grrat Britain. The French Govern
Mcnt Is furious at the The tone Of the English
.1urnala, and strong Representations hare already
BEEN msle through diplomatic channels Ii IL
threatened thai all applications from Euglishmen
tt army passes will te refused.
y meeting Of certain members of tho House Q
Commons wss held, today, to consult us to the
Irtpttety Of holding great meeting to express
lympath5 with Prussia, and have been shown
l,ttcrs from prominent members approsteg the
project. The workingmen propose holding q
meeting fpt the same object The feeling here
ngainst France Is universal and intense II Is
now thought that the troops, recently called home
tfu1u the English colonlcs, have been
concentrated here In anticipation o! the present
war. Grrat Britain has now, ut her home depots,
asxo rrRu!Ars and by calling out the reserves she
could muster nearly 100000 men. There ls great
activity in the navy. 1t Is reported that secret In
Etruct!ona bare been given TO the French otnce1B
that the troops shall disde all the la1d they COIL
Guer.
LOHDoS, July 1s-e p. m.-The 1Sfats and Ners
clltt1nue to s!cnounce Napoleon.
LoknoE. Jlig ISL 80 p, m.-TheKe are exciting
tunoEa on the Stock Exchange that Russia has
joined PRUSSIA as HI ally. Everything Is dCclin-
lng.. Bonds hare dropped 10 s2A-a fall Of X
Consnls, eaa.
LONDON, July 1a--1he Morning Fast has a
double loaded article containing the following:
''Any violation Of Belgian territory ends Eng
lanti's neutrality.
The steamship Leipsig, Of the North German
Iioyd. B1Il not salt for baltimore, Is sdEertlsed
Sht Ii detalued now at Southampton III Il. further
oEczs from Germany. All the Prussial vessels
now In British ports will remain. The crews have
sislmnded and are returning home. There arc In
Ctr purts many German colleys, These too, have
been ordered 10 remain. lest their casgoes fall
Into the hands OF The French.
The 1imes expects to be obliged to chronicle
I1uss.an reyeEses at nrst, owing to the superior
preparations aud rfncicurJ of tha Franch army.
rr7l.sIa nccls ut least another fortnight to get
| altogether In readiness
The 7tn<s also says: "Frnncc. without u
shadow Of excuse or Justification, punges Europe
| In war Of Which no person living mag sec the
| ind
Thr Atlantic Cable Companies hare arranged to
6eEl their forrlgn business riG lines outside Of
France.
The steamer Chll!an. from Liverpool for New
| Orleans. sunk III the Mersey yesterday. She Is a
hopeless wreck, having parted amitlshps.
violent thunder storm passed over the Scottish
| loHanAs. Sunday, doing much damage to prop
| esty.
! The Gsobe has an article to-day foreshndowlne
tho occupation Of Belgium by English troops.
A British friRate has been despatched to Copen
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