The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
SITUATION IN EUROPE.
War again Immiuent..Panic in Paris.
A Crisis at Hand.
FRANCE.

4 FARIS, July H.
Tho preservation Of peace Is assured
Reports to the contrary originate with
spectators. There Is rumor that the
Duke Dc Grammont has resigned.
Adjustment Announced in Official
Journals-.But Negotiations not vet
Terminated. d..-public Opinion In
Paris not Satisfied. .,
r PARIS, July ID.
The Journal De Loire contradicts the
report circulated yesterday, Of the reslgna-
ton Of the Ministry.
A French military attache ut the Court
OF Vienna, now here, has received orders
to return Immediately to his post. Baron
Bouryering, Secretary to the French Am.
bassador, 6as!aIso returned to Vienna,
Rumors Of the resignation OF the Minis
Try arc continued though generally dis
credited.
The public opinion and majority Of
the French Journals are opposed to &C.
cepting the dispatch ofthe iather Of Prince
HOzenZOllcrn, to the Spanish government
us final settlement Of the question. Most
of the Journals assert that the Minister
went 50 far in his declarations, that peace
without a direct acknowledgment on
the part OF Prussia, would be more shame
than success for France. The LE6erte,
Aionitsur, Pays, Opinion Nationa!e, and
the public are especially bitter against the
ministry. The official Journals, however,
announce peace as settled.
Last evening Duke de Grammont, Min
ister Of Foreign Affairs, announced to the
Senate and the Corps Legislatff that the
French Ambassador to Spain had Off.
cially made known the remuneration OF
the Prince Of Hohenzollern Of the Spanish
crown. "The negotiations which we
have been pursuing with Prussia," the
Duke said, 6have no other object; but as
they have not yet terminated, 1t is impos::
sibic to-day to furnish the Chambers and
the country with general expose OF at-
fairs" The Senate received this state
ment coldly. The Duke then asked the
Senate to postpone discussion on tho in
terpellation until Saturday next, because
Friday had been set apart for Its discus
sion IN the Corps LegislatiE The Senate
Immediately protested, but on request
by M. Rouher, the proposition was as
sented to. The Senate will meet an hour
J, earlier than usual that day, In order TO
have more time for the discussion.
The Paris Journals not Content with
the Situation.
PARIS, July ID.
Tho Rresss thinks the settlement Of the
question prccarious and dangerous to
France, simply enabling Prussia to choose
the better opportunity. The. Hberte de-
mands a general Congress or war. The
Journal Des DebGts says Prussia's reply to
France Is insufficient. w.
Ministerial Difficulties Denied.
PARIS, July ID
The GonStlutond denies the reported
disagreements among the Ministers and
states that no Minister has rendered his
resignation. :.
The Bourse opened with decline In
rentes 90 to francs, 10 Centimes. dt
Tho journals Of to-day give the details
of the military preparations which are
still continued. Last night three or iour
hundred students made demonstration
in the streets while returning from u pub
lie bali. They shouted NfrG France,
down with Prussin and sang the Marsel-
liasc without interruption by the police.
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