Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-13
THE SPANISH SUCCESSION.
Hostile Preparations of Prussia
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! HE cEAN1Sh OCOCESS1ONs
Hostile Preparations of Prussia
! 10000 Troops for the Rhine. &
PARIS, June 12.-The evening journals
publish the following details Of the Prus-
sian movements as received from Ems:
The King of Prussia had several audiences
with Baron Demolk The first Prussian
army corps had received orders to march
to the fortresses of the Rhine. The corps
at Cassel, Hanover, and in the Elbe prov
/ ince are to be reinforced Immediately. Sew
enty thousand troops win be on the line of
! the Rhine.
/ sSOnvyard! Success 10 Spainp'
The following extract from letter writ
J ten by Gen. Prim, on the 18th inst, is also
, published. He says:
] 81 never supposed France could be SO
! impressed in this matter, but Spain cannot,
without shame, draw back SO, En- aodnt
/ ct oiDe Il Espagne 2"
/ I re The MarpIOts.
| 1t is reported that the Orleans princes
are active for Hohenzollern's candidature.
| The Duke de Chartres and the Countess
of Flanders urged Hohenzollern to accept.
The Countess is acting under the advice of
de Chartres. -.-- 80
Tie Peacemakers.
PARIS, July 12.-It is reported that the
questions at issue between France and
Prussia are all amicably settled.
Rentes opened at 68f 400; now active,
firm at 70f Doc. -.---.- -r-
Special English ENJOYS have gone to
Ems, Paris and Madrid. Z
The Queen of Prussia has arrived at
Ems to use her influence for the preserva-
ton of peace.
The Demands of France.
New YORK, July 12.-Cable special to
the Herald from London says the French
note tc Prussia makes two demands, one
for the disavowal of Prince Leopold's can
didacy by Prussia, and the other for the
withdrawal of the Princes name in connec-
tiion with the Spanish crown The Prus-
sian answer to France is expected to-mor-
row.
French Field Officers-An Expedi-
, ton of $4,000 Troops against
Hamburg.
The army at Paris has received orders TO
march to the Moselle, and six transports at
Toulon have steam up ready to sail for
Algiers to bring back the troops. Special
guards are to constitute the first army
corps which will be commanded by Marshal
Beathaine, with General Count DeCissey,
chief of staff, and headquarters at Metz.
Marshal Mcmahon has been ordered
from Algeria to take command of the army
which operates on the Rhine Gen. LIE
Brau will be his Chief of staff, and Gems.
Froissard and Bourbake will march with
him. Count DePalikao with Chaugerman
and other gentlemen will act on the Spanish
frontier. Orders have also been sent to
Cherbourg to prepare a feet to transport
| 80, 600 troops whose destination is Ham
burg and the North Sea.
A Republican Conspiracy.
MADRID, July IA conspiracy has
been discovered here the object of which
is to declare the Republic. The leaders
have been arrested.
ssQuicter''-A Partial Pledge from
Prussia.
PARIS, July II, M-The feeling to-
day is much quieter than at midnight.
Bourse was still excited, though rentes had
made decided advance, the last sales be-
ing made at 50 francs % confines.
The Emperor arrived at the Tuileries early
this morning from St CLOUD. Baron
I444DdobdIO1, tAl5O III
rived from Ems at IL O'Clock last evening.
Olivier declines to accept as pledge of
peace the King of Prussia's withdrawal Of
his sanction of Prince Hohenzollern's can
didature unless he does it as King of Prus-
STA, and not as the head of the family.
The Treaty of Prague-War Inevita-
bic.
LONDON, July I2.-The Telegraph says,
were Prussia to reply to the French note
exactly in the sense of Frances demands,
the fact could not guarantee peace an
hour The Telegraph regrets that fuller
details of movements cannot be ascertained.
The introduction of the treaty of Prague
into the controversy, and the report that
France will compel Prussia's observance
| of it, are denied.
The Telegraph says further that the state
ment made by English ministers, last even
! ing, in Parliament, discourages all hopes of
peace.
One of Maps Mysteries Explained
what Plebiscite Means.
! PARIS July 12-Noon.-M. Mitchelet in
the RappeI to-day pleads for peace. He
says plebiscite means peace-h it be
doubted let the vote be repeated.
Painting War Steamers.
CHERBoURG, July 12.-The Vigil dc
| Cber5urg says all war steamers now in
| that harbor keep fires burning not only to
4 embark provisions to any threatened point
but to be ready for more active sevice.
Not Interested.
PARIS, July 12-The Spaniards do not
apparently manifest the least concern In
the situation.
| Italy on the Fence.
Paris journals note the contradictory re-
ports of the attitude of Italy on the France
Prussian question. Some of the reports
say Italy is favorable to France, others
that she leans towards Prussia.
1t is believed that if war is declared,
the Chambers will note the entire budget.
Paris journals also contain reports of
the ar1ning of Prussia. 1t is said that
Prussia will establish an entrenched camp
of $4,000 men at Carroch, within a
few miles of Boste, on the French border.
what HOhcnzoIIern's Daddy Says.
7 PARIS, July 12-The news that the diff
Guilty with Prussia will probably be ar
ranged, is founded on the announcement
that Prince Charles, of Hohenzollern,
father of Leopold, through Senior Olozaga,
is intermeddling, and has telegraphed Gen.
| %N~
his son, if even elected by the Spanish peo-
; pie.
Legislative.
Olivier left the Hall of the Corps Legis-
tiff at o'clock this evening; had q confer
ence with Gramont and the Prussian
Ambassador, and on his return it was ex.
pected that the Government would make
another declaration, in Chamber to-day's
an Ambassadors were invited to attend,
but none was made.
Duvernois submitted an Interpolation
1 to the Government as to what guarantees
would now be demanded to prevent future
complications, to which an answer will bt
returned at q proper time.
The panic on Bourse to-day was caused
by forced sale of spectators.
The UPhcavaI of Germany.
The Prussian journals have reports o
v the immense movement of troops in Ger
many. They represent the roads to tn
4 frontier as encountered with men ant
a horses. Even in Baden the military &C
tivity is remarkable, Railway transporta
ton has been SO arranged that IS, 900 in
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