The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-18

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The English Dispatches.
LONDON, July 1.-THE BRUSH Foreign Oiice
has not yet received Official notice Of the declaration
| OF war between France aud Prussia N Rouher
| last night told the French Senate that Prussian
troops had passed the frontier Of France. Italy
and Denmark assure the Powers OF their intention
to preserve a neutral attitude. MacMahon, Baziine
and Caurobert will command the three corps OF the
| French army.
| ruH DUTCH RESERVES ooISo IN.
| The troops OF saxony are In motion.
| The Dutch reserves have been ordered out to pro.
| tect the frontier.
The North German Parliament meets on the Goth
inst TO vote the necessary credits for war expenses
Begium relies upon the British, French, ard
Prussian assurances OF neutrality for the immunity
| OF her territory.
| SOUTH GERMANY ron PRUSSIA AND HUNGARY ron
FRANCE.
Advres from Berlin represent that the Prince ROYAL
| Frederick will take command OF the armies of the
States OF South Germany.
telegram from Pesth states that the chiefs OF the
different parties in Hungary had met there ano adopt
cd luton symppthizng with France and declar
Ing thlt every victory OF France would DO a victory
| Tor Hungary.
ruE CAUSE or THE FEELING AGAINST THEIRS.
Corps Lesislatif has been received:
As soon as u. olivier had read the declaration of
| TIE mDority, enthusiastic shouts OF JIre rim.
peieur" we're raised. The Chamber wished to come
70 vote INN edia'ely but some Of the members OF
| the party II the Lett oIposcd hasty actilu A
trmut occurred, hut NJ. Thiers manncei ut last TO
wr, SAYING tat Prussia had given the satisfaction
| demanded by + ancc, and that the Chamber should
reflect lie sat down amid the murlurs OF the
NJ. Olivier responded to NJ Theirs. lie said 1t
was Impossible Tor tie Government to do otherwise
Nj. Tlers again took the floor. He recalled Mex.
iro and sadosa, and said the Government had n dc
The majority interrupted the speaker, hut he con
nnuea siids, ne greatest agitation. When silence
eorrcspor dence sd with Prussia be laid before the
Corps Lecislitif
jules Fa,ie seconded the motion in long .recch
asserting that France could not make war on the
authority OF tele-rlphic dispatches The Minister
OF Foreign Affairs replied that 1t was necessary to
make war, and TO do 80 Immediately. In order to
give Prussia 10 time to arm. II any other course
Was pursued he could no longer remain in the Min.
irtry.
The question was then put to vote and the de-
mhnd lor the correspondence vas rejected By l6i
against 81
The Corps then adjourned til o'clock In the
evening.
On reassemblng, tie following projects Of law
we're / rOu- lat forward:
first-Io call the Garde Mobile into active ser.
vice.
for tic term VI tie war, and
Thrd-Io issue demdnd loan OF 5000 900
francs In aid OF the army, ana 100000 in aid
navy.
Alters short debate all these PROPOSITIONS were
carried by tue following vote.
2iG
Against. 10
In the senate yesterday, after the Duke de Ora.
mont had finished MS declaration, NJ Rouber ask cd
u any Senator wished TO spels.
Loud cries OF :" No, no." followed,
NJ; Houher then said " As President OF the Sen
ate viii state tat the Senate. responding for the
We NEST place our hopes in Providence and rely
ubon our courage for the triumph OF our rights."
NOTICE TO FOREIGN GOVERNMENT.
Tho sendts will vote to-day the measures voted
yesterday by the Corps Legislstif. after which the
declaration Of war will he officially transmitted TO
all Governments in diplomatic relations with France
THE POLICE PROTECTING THEIRS
Tho war enthusiasm in France is very great The
people offer 10 pay double taxes, and gifts and mo.
ney are pouring In for the army The police are OBJ
liged to protect the residences Of MN. Theirs AMI
FaVre, who made speeches against the war The
Prince Imperial will accompany Napoleon to the
field.
PRUSSIA GOING TO WORK
The King OF Prussia passed through Cologne.
where he was received by the people with every de-
monstration Of enthusiasm. Prussia proposes TO
invade France with an immense force.
SOUTH GERMANY UNANIMOUS FoR WAR
special despatch from Berlin says that the
South German States. responding to Prussias no
tce OF the declaration OF war are enthusiastic in
their support OF the Fatherland Political differ.
ences have been obliterated by the aggI essons OF
France.
Columns Of Prussian troops are moving in the d.
rection OF the north coast. The volunteering in
Prussia IL extraordinary; the entire male population
IL demanding arms The Prussian fleet OF Prince
Adabert, which has lately been in tDese waters,
sailed for kiel to-day.
TUE BLOWING OF THE REoLIsH PRKsx
The Spectator predicts a result OF the war that
- the BGuapurles will be found to have exhausted
Heavens patience
The Times intmates that the recovery OF Al.
SAGE and Lorraine, containing the modern provinces
OF Mosee, Meurthe, Meuse, Vosges, Upper Rhine
snd Lower Rhine are the real objects ftto war on
tLe Isrt oi Prussia and n that sho has the sJmps
is probable in Of PrusSias losing
streUth
trines OF tue Paris Conference privaiecring aud
blockades will be Tecos nzed IN the coming strug- |
gle, and possibly the immunity of private property
tIal, even France take Holland and Belgium. The
German shipping will fty at home; tho French
" u IND no charters and the business viii fall to
neutral vessels, Business will he active at the neu-
Iral ports OF Antwerp and Rotterdam.
A BRITISH MAP or TIE WHOLE THING.
The neutrality OF England will be dinicut and per.
haps impossible and dishonornble. should Holland
md Belgian become involved In lie war. Sweden
offers to join France. Austria will remain neutral
! Russia will remain neutral. ltalN Is friendly to
France The King OF Italy has written letter TO
Spain viii DO friendly P1m has written q letter
o Napoleon. The French army aIo sin ming the
Universal enthusiasm prevails Ru.
nors are IN circulation to-day to the enc that Rus.
sia and Prussia 10 strict accord in tae struggle
'gsinst France.
The Italian Dispatches.
FLORENCE, July IA great popular demon