Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-14
THE SPANISH SUCCESSION.
Hopes for Peace.

PARIS, July I3.-The Constitutional
Ministerial organ, hiss the following:
The Governments has testimony that the
candidature of Prince Hohenzollern il
withdrawn, and the peace of Europe will
not be disturbed. We are satisfied thai
HohenzolIen will not reign in Spain. We
demand nothing more, and rejoice at this
pacific solution of the question.
WarIike Preparations Continue.
BRUSSELS, July ID, 10, A. M.-Wsrlike
preparations continue in France. Notwith-
standing the withdrawal of Prince Leopold
there is universal fear of war.
why H0henzoIIern Withdraw.
BERLIN, July 13.-The KreusemasGtt
treats the situation in language as serious
as energetic. Its article closes with the
following sentence: Germany indig-
nantly repels the measureless arrogance Of
France"
Prince Leopold retires from the candi-
dature because he is unable to reconcile
the character of German soldier with an
action involving Germany and Spain in
war.
Bismarck has returned to this city.
A Contradictory story.
PARIS, July 13.-A questionable dispatch
from Dusseldorf, this morning, says that
Prince Leopold accepts the Spanish throne
on condition of an immediate declaration
of war against France should the latter
attack Germany.
The Great Modern Diplomat.
LONDON, July 13.-The Government
nearly monopolizes the cables leading to
the Continent with dispatches on the Span
ish question, and In consequence business
* deranged and news delayed.
The HohenzOIIern Howl a Mere
PrcteXL
The following dated Berlin, at noon, has
Just arrived: In spite of the withdrawal
of Hohenzollem, France maintains an
alarming and provoking attitude toward
Prussia. The personal objection was there
fore a mere pretext. France wants sud-
den, decisive war In order to escape from
internal troubles and to efface the Mexican
fasco. 49,.
The CarIists Come TO the Surface.
MADRID, July 13.-Rumors are circulated
that the Carlists are seen in considerable
numbers in the Basque province, and that
Don Carlos has embarked at Bordeaux to
make descent on the Spanish coast The
report was investigated, and proves un-
founded Minister Leaquests had confer
ence yesterday with ministers of France,
England, and the United States.
Prince Charles, of Hohenzolleen, sent to
Paris for The copy of the dispatch he ad-
dressed to Gen. Prim, Withdrawing his
name as a candidate for the throne.
Warlike Preparations I'm Spain.
Warlike preparations have commenced
here. Orders have been signed calling out
the first military reserves. o.
No Abatement of Military Activity
in France
LONDON, July Is. kilograms from Paris
confirm the reports of feelings of distrust
and insecurity prevail on the Bourse, not
the withdrawal of Leopold.
Troops are moving through Paris for the
and there seems to be no abate-
ment at military activity in other quarters
of France. u
Belgium Preparing for Contingent
1t is said the Belgian government is pro-
viding for warlike contingencies All leaves
of absence is recalled, and troops ordered
to the frontier with instructions to destroy
railways and telepraphs in case of invasion
by foreign army.
PARIS, P. NJ, July 13.-The ConStits-
ti0nel is pacific to-day, but other journals
continue fill their columns with details OF
warlike preparations
Bourse tonight agita.ed. Rentes fallen,
65f 75c.
RumOred Resignation of the French
Ministry.
PARIS, June lathe evening journals
report that all the Ministers have re-
signed. The Corps Legislatif held an
excited session to-day. Jerome David
submitted interpretations to the Ministry,
to which Grammont refused an answer,
until Friday.