The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-09
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON, July 1-Midnight.-A re-
port was received here at late hour
tonight purporting to come from Cork,
that the yacht Dauntless had returned
to Queenstown, having lost her fore,
mast. Inquiries were Immediately
addressed from the Agency of the Asso,
ciated Press by telegraph to Queens
town, in reply to which a complete
contradiction is given to the report.
Neither of the yachts which started on
the ocean race had been heard from
since their departure
PARIS, July S.-The Constitutional
announces that Senor Olazoga, the
Spanish Minister, has received instruc-
tons from Spain to give official notice
to the French Government of the can
didature of Prince Leopold. The Con
stitutionel adds that when France be-
omesc convinced of the persistence of
Spain in this matter, she will terminate
all diplomatic relations with her
France will not be content with the
evasive declarations Of Bismarck
Prussia ought, in the interest of the
peace of Europe, to withhold her con-
sent for IIohenzollern to sit upon the
throne Of Spain.
From various semi.oificial journals,
this morning, are gathered the follow
inc details touching the candidature of
Hohenzollern: General Prim meant
hostility when the Spanish Government
notified the great powers of Europe of
the Hohenzollern candidature. On the
Sd of July General Prim advised Senor
Olazaga, Spanish Minister here, that
he (Prim) had chosen Prince Leopold;
that the Spanish Ministry felt assured
that the French Government would
object to it but that he depended upon
the higher sentiment Of the Emperor
This proves that General Prim meant
to act without the consent OF the latter
France has communicated with other
powers of Europe and in all cases has
received words of sympathy. All she
now seeks at Berlin and Madrid is to
prevent political complication.
The dispatches recently forwarded to
the Spanish Government by Duke
Grammont have been made public.
The Duke says France hopes Spain
will renounce the only candidate for
the throne Who is altogether disagree
able. He recalls the services OF the
French Government in Spanish affairs
by interdicting plots and arresting the
invading Carlists, and urges the fact
that France aided Spain in the estab-
lishment of a provisional government.
4 dispatch was received to-day from
Prussia to the effect that that Govern
ment knew nothing of the candidature
of Prince Hohenzollern for the throne
OF Spain.
4 report, seemingly well-founded, is
in circulation here that the Prussian
Minister Of f,War has ordered all the
general officers OF the Prussian army to
rcioin their corps without delay
The Memorial Diplomatique says a
French circular has been issued defining
the situation in Madrid.
The Discussion has an article on the
throne question to-day, wherein it says
Prince Hohenzollern qualifications are,
indisputably a beggar himself, he comes
to rule nation of beggars. The Ba-
varia Gazette says, after all he is more
a Bonaparte than q Hohenzollern."
RoME, July S.-The dogma of infalli-
bility will be proclaimed on the 18th
inst. Preparations are being made for
q magnificent celebration of the event.
The ceremonials attending the publica-
ton of the dogma will be held in the
Church of Leo T. The Pope will oc-
cupy the veritable chair of st. Peter.
The cardinals, archbishops and bishops
will attend in full canonicals, and the
various religious orders will 90 to the
church in procession. The conclusion
OF the relious ceremonies will be her
aided to the populace with salvos Of
canon and peals of bells
Paris, July Sin the Senate inter
pellation has been submitted in the
Hohenzollern affair, and the 18th inst.
fixed as the day for the discussion.
Olazaga, the Spanish Ambassador,
goes tonight to Madrid to endeavor to
make arrangements TO satisfy all par
ties.
The Russian Minister was received
to-day by Grammont.
The Emperor held conference this
morning with the Ministers of War
Navy and Justice. Military measures
are already mentioned and the corps of
the army are to he made ready for
movements.
A report has reached here from Mad
rid that Montpensier ordered his ad-
herents not to oppose Hohenzollern;
LONDON, July S,-The excitement has
been intense over the affairs on the
continent, but there is reaction OF
sentiment to-day in consequence of the
conviction that war will be avoided.
PARIS, July S.-All the Cinnamon IN
Paris, fearing the anger OF the populace
for the recent massacre at Pekin, have
1 carefully kept within doors, but owing
to the Spanish affairs, the news frenl
! China created little sensation