New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-11

every one does, that the King of Prussia and the
head of the Confederation all Indifferent TO the
elevation of Prince Leopold to the Spanish throne.
lie had right in the absence of evidence to charge
another Power with q disposition to disturb wan
tonly the European equilibrium. The Prince of
Hohenzolern is free agent, and may OF may not
accept the crown. His decision viii not affect Prus-
sias neutrality
The North German Berlin Gazette in its leading
article to-day says the French press is impudent
Wild on the action taken by Prussia in the Spanish
question. The selection of the Prince of Hohenzol-
lern depends solely on the Spanish Cortes, and not
on the wishes of foreign Powers.
NEGOTIATIONS AT MADRID-OPPOsITfON TO
PRINCE HOHENZoLLERN IN THE CoRTES-
ESPARTERo's POSITION.
MADRID. July 10, 1870.
The Imparcidl publishes an account of an inter
view between Minister Sagosta and the Baron Mer-
cier, the French ambassador. Senior Sagosta COM
planned that France opposed all nominations for the
throne save that of the Prince of Asturias He de-
MED that Spain was under the influence of Prussia
and regretted the susceptibility of the French Gov
ernment
report in the Paris GaulOis, that Espartero had
pronounced against the Prince of Hohenzollem and
called ON his partisans to support the Prince of As
turias is utterly false This contradiction is given
on the best authority.
1t is reported that the Unonists in the Cortes viii
vote against the Prince of HohenZoern unless the
question becomes an international one.
The Regent Serrano has deferred his intended de-
parture from Madrid.
THE DANES ELATED AT THE PROSPECTS OF WAR
PROPOSED ALLIANCE BETWEEN FRANCE,
DENMARK AND SWEDEN.
PARIS July 10, 1870
The Pdtrie says the declaration of the Duke of
IN tba I n
profound sensation in Denmark.
The troops in camp at Hottie and the garrison at
Viborg had grand illumination in honor of the
event.
The GanLoes has report that Prince Napoleon has
gone to Copenhagen to make propositions for treaty
of alliance with Denmark and Sweden
EXCITEMENT IN FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
CIRCES-GREAT FALL IN RENTEs
PARIS, July 9-1:3o p. IN.
The excitement on the street is increasing At
this hour the Bourse is very much excited Rentes
declining the last sales being made at 6Of Soc,
75c. below the opening, and &C. lower than any
figure made during the crisis
PARIS, July 1o-5 p. m.
The excitement on the Bourse is undated. Rentes
continue to decline, and quoted at SO fir. 25c,
a falling of q centimes from the last quotation of
yesterday.
LONDON Saturday, July 9, 1870.
The questions at issue between France and Prus-
STA relative to the Spanish crown create some unea-
sness in the English markets. Both here and at Liv
erpool breadstus and cotton uncertain in tone,
and the prices made are irregular. This is alto
gether due to the possibility of Continental war.
The same influences are operating at Manchester in
the market for cotton goods and yarns.
PARIS, July TO- 1s70-10 O'Clock p. m.
The excitement on the Bourse at this hour is in
tense Rentes have fallen to 67fr. soc. It's reported
that the Government wait for reply from Prussia
until Monday evening
FRANKFORT, July 10, 1870.
United States bonds are declining At noon to-day
Fiye-Twenties of 1862 were quoted at 94s094!.