The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-01

rtances usder which thsy met and proceeded to re.
view the lesdsg measures introduced in the session
u Parliament .sw drawing 70 . close. The Irish
land Bill was characterized as peace
measure, ans the Educational Bill as
blessing to Eosland, giving ss did free instruc-
ted his inability .cconnne his retrospect topics OF
pe.ee. Ne sskes n the name of wounded humanity
and grievtng civilization and religion, could any.
thing be deploesble than the Sigh, Of nations Of
the highest civilization, with Institutions nearly per-
mutual slaughter. The issue was difhcuIt to state
pssss ia horror al the spectacle. Mr. Gladstone
then spoke OF Engiand's position In the war rs
The arst ides Of England s neutrality: Her second
ahsIs.ee. 70, I. selfish .o,s,loni g q aiet.isdS BY
!hsI WITHIN ns ..ns,es, possible circle: and of
sas,ss ~ VII e pssr''Ss Ssus ct &C. PsGe PcPes
I ss:S n pGss s.. :. win
esI.eyes Q! ~ ar:, oppostns,y or renewing our 81
miserable ever witnessed Sy @snkiSd. ''''''' '''
Ts. Lord Shapssor Sls responded for the House OF Of
the Commons.
THE rSaLIsH PEOPLE gxcIrHp.
The e1ei,orept over Enrland's position continues.
and the Government policy is denounced. II is
though, the Government, Will Introduce a supple
on Ie subject of the war between " praaeo and
manner in which aSs .en,%su, has ioupd e,pres ae
sion In the public press and Parliament the British
Cabinet viii address an ocial note both 70 France
the secret treaty affair unsatisfactory.
Judging from ordcrs which have been issued by
the War once here. and from the active stir which
| 10 observable a., The Rorse Guards, II is believed
by the people that the Gladstone Cabinet Intends to
protection" In Belgium.
rus ArrIrups OF IRELAND.
The Catholic clergy OF Limerick, Ireland. are pre-
pairing for grand dsmonstrs.iou In i.vor OF France
on Sunday, Che 3ist. The prooosed dsmons,ratior
has been forbidden by the authorities. The Birming
ham 0dfsts hint. that Irish affection for the Frcuci
| Emperor 10 nourished by French gold
rnR sILE sAsAFg.
The Daily Neses Of this morning reports the sal,
arrival OF the North German steamer sicsia al Lsh
sst night The siesia len New York on The 10Th inst
The brig Velocity ~as recently lost OF the mouth o
the Eibe, on account Of the removal OF the light
| and buoys by the Government authorities. Tn.
| far. Is detained at Memel by the Prussians. tn,
| pretext Is unknown.
HIsToRicrs AGAIN.
The noted correspondent "Historicus" writes I,
on the question between France and Prusss.
The French press, regardless Of politics, pratt.
same now as on the eve OF the Austro-Pi ussar
| war.
BrsnAacK rAkss ruE FIELD.
Thors 10 grea, sciivity In the defence OF Antwerp
| Count Won Bismarck takes the Geld st the head o
| his regiment Of Cuirsssers, leaving Herr Thile II
charge OF the Foreign Once Belgium has one hun
| dred thousand men In position.
The Enghsh home force Is only $1,000 men
| The South German States announce their adhesion
| to tho Geneva Convention, so far as relates am
| balances, &C.
| NONSENSE ABOUT LITTLE PHIL.
| A correspondent OF the Daily Nsus says that Dr
Eyans, an American resident OF Paris, has been Gu
thorised to reject tho offer OF Gen. Z. A. Sherida
| and other Americans who were said TO have bec
anxious to serve against Prussia. The Frenc
wanted Gen. Sheridan authorized to 20 A. a profes
sional spectator merely but this, too, has been RI
| jected BY the Gov er nment.