, 1870-07-28

LeSpoS, Ja!y 97.-Thc proceedings ID the House |
nf Lor,ia 1sst evening were un!mpnFtant The
Commons went into Committee IN the Supply Bill, |
and discussed the measure hearty all night No |
final action waB taken. I
Another terrible explosion occurred In the col
1!erF at uansatnlet, in Wales, yesterday. Mile I
teen persons were killed., aud manE injured. |
Thrrc failures we're announced At the Stock Ex- |
change Yesterday. |
To-day and tom osrow arc settling days tn share
accounts al The Stock Exchange. TheS arc the |
most anxious settling days ever known Accord |
ing to the Tnaes many additional failures will be
ANNOUNCED |
NEW York, July a',-The 7ribun<t correspond
.!ent sats: Respecting the proposed treaty. |
there was great feeling Of relief that Layalette
has even rroieHse,l he able to explain away 80
ue,J an Incident Explanations arc eagerly
awaited from Berlin IN addition TO what the Eng
liah Ambassador has tcltKIaPhesl. The talits
Neses tomorrow will express the Willingness Of
The government to accept friendly assurances
from Francc- That journal says: Is We arc quito
really TO admit that. Whatever has been discussed,
nothing uufIicnAlF has heen done. Perhaps the
misunderstanding Just raised Will tend TO cuu-
so!i.Iate onr friendship both with France
and Prussia, anil II will haze shown that we aEe
not silslnsel to he TeEarlctl as Of no account In
the affairs Of Europe, ahd that any attempt to re-
distribute European territories and to reconstruct
;ne nap of Europe male without Us wonl3 be
reckoning without host. We desire to maintain
neutrality, hut shall not forget our obligations.
treaties the duties Of our position nor the claims
nf our natiota1 honor and pride. We are The
friends Of both parties, INT more friends Of na-
ttonal right and justice, ana whoever lnirtngcs
m that must ccuut on having England tor an ene-
nv This article well expresses the general
frc1iro sestcr.1ay ant This n1nsnlnc. Al Enrlaud
wa,tel in su.rense a declaration which aln,os
thre.trnr,, instant war. WIN xneh a nroxnert
pnrtnn. cvc, tnrnrt, tox.n, Arner,cs and fhr anx.
.ous question was perpesua1ty asked, y hat would
AMERICA say and t,n If w. naye IN nae ar.,n1,
Franrc. Tncre has t,ecn Great sa,isfaction tn
learning that. In general. Yne American. srn,ns-
rh3ze with rrussla.
the cerzc+,pudcncc today puh1tsne41 concern
Inc the English efforts ior e!a,ion alds little to
| Whit Is al,csiiy known. Ii spplauas Great Brit.
/ atn.s SHARE In the negotiations, but d..
/ eiarcs the knowledge Of what was
| Going nm vas far from coupte,e
1t was no fault Of Grany,llcs,~ sags the Dail,
Mrs. "fhat his tnccssaut and lnicla,tgable e1cr
| ttons for pesce could not succeed; but wha1
,hr,xa an ar Of naiuful unrea]itv over all this cor
respondence. almost unexcertiouahle, IS we inc
It on the nart OF our own Sorrrnment, Ia, on ths
| nue hand. the clear determination Of France u
obtain as ,cas, grand diplomatic yicsosy hs tht
humiliation Of r1uRs1s. and. on the other hand.
the evident conviction Of King 1yl1llsu thar hi
| Observation-Disclosures cautiida,ure WIZ moth
Ing pus rresext, and tha, the government O
Ffauce was treating Prussia a It had treated Aus
TIA IN sanuasy, 1883, intending to make WIZ ane
utlns 70 put defendant In the wrong"