Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-08
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
THE SPECK OF WAR,
THE SPANISH QUESTION.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY,
THE SPANISH QUESTION.

The Candidature Of Prince Leopold-
IL opatp Perslsis France Will With
draw Her Minister.
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PARIS, July s.-The Spanish question still
causes much uneasiness, though the feeling this
morning Is somewhat more assuring than last
evening. There were transactions ut the Bourse
at eleven O'Clock last night, rentes touching 20
francs IA centimes, the lowest figures that have
The Bourse opened a shade frmer this morn
ing: kentes 20 francs 35 centimes.
The Constitutional, an Imperial organ, an
nounces to-day that Senior Olozaga, the Spanish
Minister, has received instr ructions from Spain
to give Official notice to the French government
Of the candidature OF Prince Leopold, OF Hohen-
zollerp. The Constitutional adds -" When
France becomes convinced Of the persistence OF
Spain in this matter she will terminate diplo-
matic relations with her."
No definite intelligence has been received
from Prussia, but France will not be content
with an evasive declaration Of Count Won Bis
marck that Prussia ought, in the interest Of the
peace Of Europe, to withhold her consent for
Hohenzollern to sit upon the throne of Spain
From the semi-official journals this morning
are gathered the following details touching the
Gen. Prim meant hostility when the Spanish
Government notified the great powers OF Eu-
rope Of Hohenxollern's candldature on the Sd
of July. Gen: Prim advised Senior Olazago,
the Spanish Minister here, that he (Gen Priml
Ind chosen Prince Leopold Of Hohen nzollern
and that the Spanish Ministry felt assured that
that he depended upon the higher sentiment O,
the Emperor. This proves that General Prim
meant to act without the consent of the Empe.
ror. France has communicated with the other
powers Of Europe, and in all cases has received
words OF sympathy. All she seeks at Berlin and
Msdrid is to prevent political complications.
government by the Duke of Grammont has been
made public to-day. The Duke SAYS France
hopes Spain will renounce the only candidate
for the throne who Is altogether disagreeable
ment in Spanish affairs by nterdicting plots and
arresting invading Carlists. He also urges the
fact that France aided Spain in the establi,b-
ment Of the provisional government.
No answer has yet been received from Prus-
sia since the declaration Of the Secretary of
Foreign Affairs fan in the Corps Legslatif a few
days ago. On the morning Of that day. how
ever dispatch was received from Prussia tt
the effect that that government knew nothing
Of the candidature Of Prince Hohenzollern to
A report. which seems to be yell founded, is
In circulation here that the Prussian Minister
Of War has ordered all general officers of the
The Memorial Diplomatique says-"A
French circular has been issued defining the
situation"
A BegeaP 10 Rale B>wrars.
MADRID, July s--Ths Discuss{on has an
article on the throne question to-day, wherein
II Gays =" Prince Hohenxollerns qualifications
are indisputable. A beegar himself, he comes
Arrived oQt. ae
QUEENSTOWN, July s.-The steamship Penn
sylvanis, from New Rork, arrived yesterday.
THE INFALLgBILITY DOGaA.
It n % be O0elally proclaimed = the
18th Instant.
RoNH, July &-The dogma OF infallibilty
will be proclaimed on the nth inst. Prepare
ions are being nia De for q magnificent celebra-
don Of the event. Ceremonisls attendine the
publication OF the Dogma VIII be held in the
Church OF Leo the Fourth. The Pope win oc-
cupy the veritable chair OF st. Peter. The Car
dinals, Archbishope, and Bishops will attend i'm
full canonicals, and the various religious orders
win 60 to the church In . procession. The CON
clusion of the religious ceremonies will be
heralded to the popuIace with the nrina Of can
non and ringing Of bells.
Suicide.
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NEW YORK, July s.-James w. Lineard. n