New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16

authorize MS to transmit to you the declaration that
he would in future oppose the candidature. He
declared that he reserved to himself the right to
consider the circumstances Even after this refusal
did not break off the negotiations, but adjourned
our explanations to you until this date. Yesterday
we were appraised that the King of Prussia had in
formed our Ambassador that he would not
longer receive him, and to render the rup-
ture moro obvious he gave notice of his
action to the Cabinets of Europe. At the same
time he announces that Werther might take leave,
and that the ornaments of Prussia had commenced.
On our part we yesterday called out the reserves,
and have taken such other measures as the inter
est and honor of the country demanded. copy of
this declaration has been presented to the Corps
Legislatif by Monsieur the keeper of the seals The
Government asks vote of supplies, and the call to
arms of all classes, owing military service.
The Corps Legslatif has voted the extreme de-
mands of the Government, the Left voting in the
negative.
wARLIKR PREPARATIONS OF THE PRUssIAN
PoRTs-PARTICULARs OF THE WITHDRAWAL
OF COUNT BENEDETTI.
BERLIN, Friday, July 49, 1870.
The North German Gazette says there is much ac-
tyty at the Prussan ports and that the authorities
are Placing tfeIl IN q state Oh utIense'
The same journal has dispatch from Ems to-day
giving the particulars of the withdrawal of Bene-
detti. 1t seems he accosted the King of Prussia
while the latter was drinking the mineral waters,
demanding pcremptorily his intentions the pend
ing trouble. He was therefore dismissed immedia-
tely
COUNT BENEDETTI RECALLED AT THE DEMAND
Il A
BUSINESS SUSPENDED.
LONDON, Friday, July Is, isNl-Evening.
1t is reported that the Prussan Government itself
demanded OF France the recall other Minister Count
Benedict, and that the European Powers yesterday
united in a protest against the applicability of
Prussia, but without effect.
The excitement arising from the situation has
been intense here all day. Business at a stand
STILL and commercial quotations are quite nominal.
People collected in groups in the street and discussed
the news. After Change hours markets were gener-
ally firmer, and American securities were steady,
but prices nominal.
At the exchanges of Europe the prices of securities
are generally at the lowest point yet reached. At
Paris at last night the Bourse excited, and
rentes fell to "a francs. At Frankfort the United
States Five-Twenty bonds closed yesterday at SO,
against 9GG968 the usual price; and at the London
Exchange this morning stocks and foreign securi-
ties opened fiat and nominal at heavy decline.
THE WAR NEWS IN THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT
STATEMENT OF MR.. GLADSTONE.
LONDON, Friday, July 15-p IN.
Mr. Dsrael in the House of Commons, asked the
Government for an expression of its opinion on the
Continental disturbances He could not believe in
the nineteenth century war of succession possible,
in view of our elevated tendencies and wide sympa-
thies Many causes of jealousy, discomfort and dis
trust had risen between the two Powers, and were
now brought to preeptate decision.
Mr. Gladstone denied that there was any sufficient
ground for trouble and added that the causes were
unfit for discussion. Neither Power had declined
friendly intervention. He referred to the provisions
made bv the Congress of Paris for arbtrament, but
belligerents were yet unwilling to accept them He
still hoped there would be an opportunity for re-
newed attempt to mediate, which should be eagerly
seized.
GEN. PRIM TO BE SUPERSEDED.
PARIS, Friday, July IS, 1870.
The Madrid correspondent of the Steele predicts
that Gen Prim will be superseded by SeIor Gorilla
or Gen. de Cordoba
PREPARATIONS IN HOLLAND-A NEW FOREIGN
MINISTER.
THE HAGUE Friday, July Is, 1870.
Orders have been issued for the mobilization of the
army.
]. X. Thorbecke has been appointed Minister of
Foreign Affairs in place of Dr. Roest Van Limburg.
INEFFECTUAL CIRCUMSTANCES AGAINST WAR.
VIENNA, Friday, July IT, 1870.
The Governments of Austria, England, Italy, and
Russia are known to have presented at Paris urgent
remonstrances againt war.
SPAIN TO REMAIN NEUTRAL IN THE CoNTEsr-A
DISPATCH TO THE u. S. GOVERNMENT.
WASHINGTON, July 15-The Spanish Minister
called to-day on the Secretary of State at the Capt.
| toll and made to him the following communication,
which shows that Spain will remain neutral in the
'''e MADRID. July IS, 1870.
From the Minister of State 10 the Representative Of Spain
at WasngtOn The President Of the Council OF Ministers
bas received from Prince Of HOhenzOern the following
telegram namely
On account OF the complications which seem to grow
out OF the that my Leopold IL candidate ior
te throne OF Spain and OnaccOunt OF the troubled STU
nation which the events have made for the Spanish
people in placing them in position where they are CON
that under such circumstances their SURFACES %oa ot
he AZ free spontaneous son has been ed 70 DC
Heve in consentlng to be candidate withdraw nm Ia
his own name PRINCE OF HoHENzoLLERF
The Government grateful to the Prince of Hohenzol-
Tern for the justice he is thus rendering the Spanish
peope respect the important motives which lea MN 10
withdraw name, and they consider that there Is no
moro reason for carrying the that had been
agreed upon for election OF the monarch me ddte
viii publish this very day an order from the Presdeh Oh
the ortes suspendng the call for the session on the 2c
inst which was published in The Gazette OF the 9th inst
Communicate to the UmIed oCa'es "o'oiiii'oi' VIC WI
tents of this dispatch.
THE DECLARATION OF WAR ANNOUNCED IN THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WASHINGTON, July 15-The Speaker laid before
tbe House dispatch just received from Paris by the
Associated Press announcing the declaration III the
paris Constitutional that in consequence OF the IN
snt offered to the French Minister at Berlin rance
accepts war, which Prussia offers. IL caused eiea'
sensation and there were indications OF sa'Siacoon