The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-10

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sAniE. which had been fcohAuesed In secrecy
The French government would persist in the
text would IL permit a-Gssman power to place
one OF Its Princes on the throne Of Charles the
Fifth. HE hoped, however, that prudence IN
Germany, and wisdom In Spain, would avert
pose the project Of Gen. Pfim.
BRussELs, July 6.-Arrsngsments arc being
made here and in Antwerp to give
squadron expected in the scheldt.
LONDON, July 6.-Tho Morning Post has q
Telegram dated ct Tfistein, June Is, giving the
3. o. the tsr.aee o. q
Count De Hochechouart, the French Secretary
Of Legation. and . number ofpriests and Sisters
Of Mercy were slaughtersd. A well informed
Hohensollern, has accepted the Spanish throne.
The English Government approves it, but
France ssill objects. 2. JOY Morris, American
Minister at constautinopls, attended the fes,
the Sultan's ascension. He was not attired in
Court costume, but wcre . black dress suit, in
accordance with the recommendation OF his
comment: The Irish members of Parliament
will combine to urge the purchase of . resi-
dence for tho Prince Of Wales in Ireland. The
House Of Commons had . brief session to-day,
which was devoted to local matters.
MADRID, July 6.-It Is positively asserted
that . council Of the Ministers has decided to
convoke the Cortes for July 30th.
PARIS, July lit ia asserted in well Inform
ed circles that an alliance between France and
Austria has been concluded. The authorities
here have been assured that full three-fOurths
vorable to the elevation Of Prince Hohenzollern
to the Spanish Grown. There seems to be no
doubt Of the King of Prussia being also favor
able to the project, and he refuses any expla-
Government. Dispatches from Madrid an
nounce that at the Council Of Ministers yester-
day, the course of General Prim was unani-
HohensoiierD accepted e Thsy authorize %a the
Minister of Foreign Affairs to present the name
of tho new candidate to the COrtes, which will
probably be convened expressly for that pur-
pose. The Council of Ministers hope that the
Prince will receive more than 40 votes, the
minimum required by the resolution passed by
the Cortes the Sd of June. The Prince Hohen-
in November: "A Spanish fleet will be dis
patched for him. The Minister of Foreign
Affairs has received full confirmation of the
massacre of French Subjects in Pekin. Instruc-
der of the French feet in Chinese waters. No
special expedition will be dispatched, a. the
naval force is deemed sufficient to vindicate
the the outraged dignity Of France, There is
Office. It, is said that scores of kilograms had
passed between Prim and Bismsrk before the
intrigue was discovered by the French Minis-
ter at Berlin. It is not believed that France
would agree to conference of the great pow
ers on the question, as she desires to settle di-
rectiy with Prussia and Spain. Austria SO far,
maintains q strict neutrality on the question.
l. is asserted that the French fleet will imme-
diately sail, via Brest, for the Mediterranean.
The rumor that Prim had abandoned the can
didacy OF Prince Hohenzollern in view of the
ID. Prim wishes to have the decision of the
cortes on the question, and insists the pro-
ect is not hostile to France La Liberte de-
nands that Prussia be forced by an European
win bind her not to interfere In the affairs Of
other nations. It also calls on France to get
of the Rhenish frontiers either by
tosDos, July 7.-Th4rsie nnch sseitement
IN the Continent ingvieWSf tho threatened
European complications "a tke suLject of
Prince Leopolds candidstnre for the Spanish
hrone. Dispatches from Paris say there is |
trong feeling in France, even outside of official
ircles, sgaihst the bestowal Of the Spanish |
rown ON any Hohenzollern Prince. The tran
utilizing assurance of the French Emperor
ave exerted q beneficial effect in Paris and |
articularly ON the Bourse. f!
BERLIN, July ALI serni-official journals !
ere are silent on the Spanish embroglio, with |
be exception of the North German Gazette |
his paper processes to have learned for the |
rst time from the declaration of Duke De |
lrammont, that any Prince of the house of |
had accepted Prim's offer Of the |
parish crown.
PARIS, July s.-No definite intelligence has |
cen received from Prussia, but France will |
ot be content with an evasive declaration of |
,ount Won Bismarck. France has cOmmunica-
ed with the other powers of Europe and in |
IL cases has received words of sympathy. No
nswer has yet been received from Prussia |
ince the declaration of the Secretary of
'oreign Affairs in the Corps Legislatif fsw
ays ago. On the morning of that day, how
YER, o dispatch was received from Prussia to
he effect that the Government knew nothing
ollern to the throne of Spain. A report,
which seems well founded, is in circulation
lere that the Prussian Minister of War has
rdered all the general officers of the Prussian
rmy to join their respective corps without de-
az. The Memorial DiplomatiQae says: ga
french circular has been issued defining the
ituation." Two French army corps are ready
or immediate movement. Marshal Bazaine
ommands one and General LeBrun the other.
aarshal Mcmahon will command the army.
General LeBoeuf has an important command.
;ount Paletaco will command the troops
perating against Spain. Active preparations
re progressing at the seaports. All Cinnamon
ecent massacres at Pekin, have carefully kept
within doors. Owing to the Spanish affair,
ews from China has created little sensation. |
LONDON, July S.-The excitement here has
cen intense over the condition of affairs on
he continent, bat there is reaction of seuti-
1ent to-day in consequence of the conviction
'hich has sprung up that war will be avoided.
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