The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-07-19

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.PAEn. Friday Iuly rs 1870
Evening
Tho following : tie tcx, q The de.
elaratiop made by the Duke Dc Gram
mont before the senate to-day
MrNrrn Tie manner n which
The country received our declaration
on the 9th Of July lei us % commence
negotiations with Prussia Is secure her
recognition Of the validity q our grew.
auces We did not treat with Spain,
whose independence We have no wish
to trammel. nor with the Prince Of
Hohenzollern, whom We consider to bo
under the shadow Of the King. nor
/ have We advanced any other grievance
/ than the candidacy 81 the Prince for
the Spanish throne
The Prussian Minister Of Foreign
Affairs opposed TO us determination
not to receive our representation, pre-
tending to ignore the affair We then
addressed ourselves TO the King, who
maintained that he was stranger to
the affair aud that he could not inter
yene except as head Of the family, but
/ he ayowed that be had instructed Bis.
marck We could not accept that
answer, and we demanded that the
King should influence the Prince
Of Hohenzollern Resistance in the
/ project came from the quarter whence
it was least expected We then de
manded that the King shoul give 4
4 promise for the future This moder
ate demand, made in moderate terms
we declared to be without any reserya
ton The KING declined to say tha
he would refuse in future to interfere
with the candidature, and he refused
to authorize us to transmit to you th,
declaration that he would in future OPP
pose the canddature. He declared
that he reserved to himself the right tc
consider the circumstances Even AT
ter this refusal we did not break off th
negotiations, but adjourned our expla
nations to you until this date Yester
day we were appraised that the King o
Prussia had informed our Ambassador
that he would not longer receive him
and to render the rupture more oh
yious, he gave notice OF his action t,
the Cabinets of Europe. At the sam
time, he announces that Werther nigh
take leave, and that the ornaments 0
Prussia had commenced On our part
we yesterday called out the reserves
and We have taken such other meas
ures as the interest aud honor of I'll
country demanded A copy Of this de
claration has been presented to til
Corps Legislatif by Monsieur, the Keep
en- Of the seals The Government ask
a vote Of supplies, and the call to arm
Of all classes, owing military service,
The Corps Legislatif has voted th
extreme demands of the Government
the Left voting in the negative.
wARLKL PREPARATIONS or rHG PRUSSIA
PORTS PARTICULARS or THE WITH
DRAwAL or COUNT BExEDETrI
t BERLIN, Friday, July -, 1870
The North German Gazette says ther
is much activity at the Prussian portt
and that the authorities are placin
them in a state Of defense.
The same journal has dispatch frol
Ems to-day giving the particulars {
, the withdrawal OF Benedict 1t seem
he accosied the King Of Prussia Will
the latter was drinking the minerf
waters, demanding peremptorily his il
tentions on the pending trouble II
, was therefore dismissed Immediately
! COUNT DEsEDETTEI RECALLED AT THE DI
S MAND OF PRUSSIA -rHg EXCITEMENT /
! ENGLAND BUSINESS SUSPENDED.
LONDON, July Is, 1870 Evening
II is reported that the Prussian Go,
/. eminent itself demanded Of France til
recall Of her minister, Count Benedict
and that the European Powers yestel
! day united in 4 protest against the in
placobility Of Prussia, but without G
feet.
The excitement arising from the 81
uation has been intense here all day
Business was at standstill, and con
mercial quotations are quite nomina
People collected in groops in the stree
and discussed the news. After Chang
: hours markets were generally fnme
r and American securities we're stead
but prices nominal
= At The exchanges Of Europe the price
. Of securities are generally at the lowe
2 point yet reached. At Paris at IL la
night the Boutse was excited, aud req
fell to g. francs. At Frankfort I'll
2 United States Five-Twenty bonds clio
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