The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.
The Spanish, Crown Imbroglio....
Threatened Rupture Of DiplO-
matte Relations with Spain.
ParticuIars OfLeOpOId's Candldature

threatened Rupture Of Dtpl0-
matte Relations with Spain.
Particulars ofLeOpOId's Candldature.
m4@ = -.mat PARIS, July 8.
The Spanish question still causes much
uneasiness, though the feeling this morn
ing Is somewhat more assuring than or
last evening. ... , W.. A..
There were transactions at the B0urst
at II o'clock last night, rcntes touching 7C
francs, ID centimes, the lowest figures
that have been made for years. The
Boursc opened q shade firmer this morn
ing. rcntes ut 70,lrancs 35 centimcs.
The C0nShtutioRsc announces that Sc
nor Olazoga, the Spanish Minister, has
received infimatiOns from Spain TO give
official notice to the French Government
Of the cnndidatnre Of Prince Leopold.
The ConShtuti0nElo adds that when
France becomes convinced ot the persist
ence Of Spain in this matter, she will ter
inmate diplomatic relations with her.
Indefinite intelligence has been received
from Prussia, but Franco will not be con.
tent with tho cyasiye declarations Of Bis.
marck. Prussia ought, in the interest Of
the peace, of Europe, TO withhold her con-
sent Tor Hohenzollcrn to sit upon the
Throne Of Spain. IT,. '.. ~,
From various seml.oficial journals this
morning are gathered the following de-
tails touching the candidnture Of Holen-
zollGrn: '' -"
Gen. Prim meant hostility when the
Spanish Government notified the Great
Powers Of Europe OF Hohenzollern's can
dIdaturc. On the Sd Of July, Prim ad-
vlsed Senor OlaZag0, the Spanish Minis
ter here, that he (Prim) had chosen Prince
Leopold; that the Spanish ministry felt
assured that the French Government
would object TO it, but that he depended
upon tho higher sentiments Of the Empe-
ror. This proves that Gen. Prirl meant
to act without the consent Of tho latter.
France has communicated with other
powers Of Europe, and IN oil cases has re-
ceivcd words OF sympathy. All she now
seeks at Berlin and Madrid Is to prevent
political complications: Dispatches re-
Gently forwarded to the Spanish Govern
ment by Duke Grammant has been made
public. The Duke says France hopes
that Spain will renouncc the only candi-
date for the throne who is altogether dis.
agreeable. IIe recalls the services Of
the French Government in Spanish
affairs by intcrdicting plots and arrcsting
invading Carlists, and urges the tilct thnt
France aided Spain in the establishment
Of a Provisional government. Noanswer
has as yet been received from Prussia
since the declaration OF the Secretary Of
Foreign Affairs in the Corps Lcgislattf u
'fewl days ago, on the morning Of that
day, however, q dispatch was received
from Prussia to the effect that that Gov
ernment knew nothing Of the candidature
Of Prince Hohcnzollcrn for tho throne
Of Spain. A report seemingly well found
ell is in circulation here that the Prusstan
Minister Of War has ordered all the gene
ral officers Of the PruSSlan army to rcjoin
their corps without delay.
Tho Memorial DiplOmdhque says q
French circular has been issued defining
the situation at Madrid. Tho Discussion
has an article on the throne question to-
day wherein it says that Prince Hohenzol-
lefn's qualifications arc indisputablc. A
bcggar himself he comes to rule nation
otbeggars.
Tic speyer, Barayia Gazette says that
after all he is more Bonaparte than a
Hohenzollern. ,s,....,.f,.,.,. ...f,
The Spanish ImbrOglio-".Military
n., Preparations. Y. rIal,
In the Senate aniinterpollation has been
submitted on the HohenzOllcrn affair, and
the 10Th inst, fixed as the day for Its dis
cussion. re ~. f%r. .-i
Nothing definite was heard to-day from
Prussia. 2 ,4rl' ~
Olazaga, the Spanish Ambassador, goes
tonight TO Madrid, to endcavor to make
arrangements TO satisfy all parties.
The Ambassador Austria, England
and Italy had q conference, to-day with
Duke Grammant. They seem favorable
to France.
The Russian Minister was received to.
day by Mr.. Gramment. r n 10
The Emperor held a conference this
morning with tho Ministers Of War,
Navy and Justice. Military measures
are alrerdy mentioned Twoc corps Of the
army are to be made ready for move
ment. A report has been received hero
from Madrid, that Montpensier has or
dcred his adhercnts not to oppose Hohen-
zollern. ,
All Cinnamon in Paris fearing the an
ger Of the populous for the recent massa-
ere at Pekin, have carefully kept within
doors, but owing to Spanish affairs tho
news from China has created but little
sensation. .Nf unlar rg al