The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-12

25c. Negotiations continue. hut it is
impossible TO predict the result. It is
rnmored to-day that Hohen-ZolleTn has
settled the whole question by withdraw
ing his acceptance of Prim's offer. but
The Constitutional, in an extra, contra
diets this, and says the Prussian jour
nails say their Government has been a
stranger to the candidacy of the Prince.
II this is SO, the PTussian Government
should now prove its sincerity, by fore
ing the Prince to the offer.
The Prince is under the authority of the
King of Prussia, and the latter thus has
the peace of Europe in his hands. The
answer of Prussia is expected tonight
or tomorrow. If it is unsatisfactory,
the necessary measures TO enforce with
arms the rights of France will imme-
diately be taken. Already the Govern
ment is preparing for this emergency.
A telegram from Ems says Beneditte,
the French Ambassador. before an inter
view with King William saw Baron Ner-
Their, Prussian Ambassador at Paris,
who came to Ems to consult with the
King. The Baron said the Government
Of Prussia vas profoundly surprised at
the attitude of France. 1t could not
compre bend this haste to assume HOSTILE
ties, except as a yeriieation of the belief
that France had for a long time desired
to plant on the Rhine.
4 Vienna dispatch says the Austrian
Minister of Foreign Affairs received with
eoldness a communication from Spain,
relative to the candidature of Leopold;
and in reply to the Spanish Ambassador.
1.-.lf ..r... fha III aEeaa& that 1apll not
but be produced.
The Belgian journals pronounce a cal
umny the statement that the King of
Belgian had any part in procuring the
offer of Gen. Prim, or inducing. its ac-
ceptance.
1t is reported that Prince Napoleon has
gone to Copenhagen to propose q treaty
of alliance with Denmark and Sweden.
While negotiations are going on ae-
lively, the French Government makes no
attempt TO conceal its warlike prepara-
tons. The Emperor remains Mt st.
Cloud, and it is announced he will not
go to the mineral springs.
Couriers arrive all day and far into the
night. The Emperor opens dispatches
himself. and directs or detains
The departure of the Prince Imperial
for Chalons is deferred.
The Journals say Mcmahon is ordered
to be ready to move at the first signal;
and the order is sent to the command at
C%herbourg to prepare a feet of transports
for 10000 troops.
A large number of army and navy Off
GERS lately in Paris on leave have disap-
peared, and doubtless were quietly or
dered TO their posts. The report that
Layalette, Ambassador to England, had
resigned, is eontradicted.
The editor of The Literary journal,
Gayieroche, is sentenced to o u months
Imprisonment and 5000 francs fine, for
violation of the press law, and otfense
the Emperor.
PANS, 10 p. m.
The excitement in the Bonrse is in
Rentes have fallen TO 67f. 90c.
Reported hat the Government will wait
for a reply from Prussia until Monday
evening.
A London special to The Herald says
! crisis is imminent on the content.
Military preparations were going on all
asst night in Paris. If the c%andidature
Of Prince Leopold is not withdrawn
the next "a hours, the French
VIII NC IECdiith mum oFAAih HAa
and war be declared. The con-
iuct of France in forcing the Issue and
to leave the question of the
hrone to the Spanish people, is strongly
condemned by all people; and Prussia's
and digniied position is approved.
Later From Paris.
Negotiations between Paris and Ems
re reported to be unsatisfactory. Prus-
ia declaring her innocence Of intrigue,
to interfere with the candidacy
If Hohen-Zolern, on the ground that
he has neither the right. power nor in
to dictate to Spain nor Prince
leopold.
4 large party in France counsels sus-
of action till the meeting of the
Cortes. The general belief is
hat the Emperor is determined to fight,
md will move instantly, without giving
Prussia time fer preparation. 1t is said
hat Napoleon would prefer to meet the
now rather than after Leopold is
.lected by the Spanish people-especial-
y as he bases the claims of his own dy-
lasty on the popular vote.