The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-13
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

patches dated June 22d, a day later
than the reported massacre occurred
direct from Pekin, do not refer to it.
PARIS, July II. IA. M.-The feeling
to-day is much quieter. At midnight
the bourse was still excited, though
rentes had made a decided advance,
the last sales being made at SO francs.
The Emperor arrived at Tuilleries
early this morning, from st. Cloud.
Baron Werther the Prussian Embassa-
dor, also arrived from Ems at II o'clock
last evening. Olivier declines to ac-
cept as gauge Of peace the King Of
Prussia's withdrawal Of his sanction Of
Prince Hohenzollern's candidature, un-
less he does it as King of Prussia, and
not as the head of the family.
LONDON, July l2.-The Telegraph
SAYS: Were Prussia to reply to the
French note exactly in the sense that
France demands, the fact would not
guarantee peace an hour The Tele-
graph regrets that fuller details Of the
movements cannot be ascertained. The
introduction Of the treaty Of Prague
into the controversy and The report
that France will compel Prussia's OBJ
servance of it are denied. The Tele-
graph says further that the statement
made by the English Minister last COM
ing in Parliament, disco,rages oil
hopes of peace, even were Prussia to
reply as France apparently desires, the
fact would afford no assurance.
PARIS, July II, Noon.-M. Michelet,
in the Rappel to-day, pleads for peace,
lie says the Plebiscite meant peace. If
it be doubted let the vote be repeated
CmERBouRG, July l2.-The Vigil de
Cherbourg says all the war steamers
now in that harbor keep their fires
banked, not only to embark provisions
to any threatened point, bat to be ready
for more active service.
PARIS, July 1.-THE Spaniards do
not apparently manifest the least con-
Germ in the situation. The Paris jour
mails note the contradictory reports Of
the attitude of Italy on the France
Prussian question. Some of the reports
say Italy is favorable to France; others
that she leans towards Prussia 1t is
believed that if war is declared the
Chambers will vote the entire budget
Paris journals also contain report
of the arming Of Prussia. 1t is said
Prussia will establish an entrenched
camp of $4,000 men within few miles
of Basle, on the French border.
LONDON, July 1.-THE French note
to Prussia makes two demands, one for
tire disavowal Of Prince Leopold's can
didacy by Prussia, and the other for
the withdrawal of the Princes name in
connection with the Spanish crown.
Prussia answer to France is expected
tomorrow.
Special English cnvoys have gone to
Ems, Paris and Madrid.
The Queen of Prussia has arrived at
Ems to use her influence for the pres
ervation of peace.
The army at Paris has received orders
TO march to Mosellc, and six trans
ports at Toulon have steam up ready
TO sail for Algeria to bring back the
troops. Special guards are to consti-
tute the first corps d armie, which will
be commanded by Marshal Bethaine,
with General Courtol de Cissey rs Chief
of Staff, and headquarters at Metz.
Marshall Mcmahon has been ordered
from Algiers to take command of the
army which is to operate on the Rhine.
General Lebrun will be his chief of
staff and Generals Frasserd and Bour
badi Will march with him. Count dc
Paliko with Changarnicr and other
generals will act on the Spanish from
tier. Orders have also been sent to
Cherbourg to prepare a fleet to trans
port 10000 troops whose destination is
Hamburg and the North Sea-
MADRID, July IA conspiracy has
been discovered, the object Of which
was to declare a republic. The leaders
have been arrested.
Dublin, July l2.-Riots are threat
cncd in the North Of Ireland, and the
police and troops are concentrating in
that quarter.
PARIS, July l2.-The evening jour
nails publish the following details Of the
Prussian movements rs received from
Ems: The King Of Prussia had sew
eral audiences with Baron de Moltke.
The first Prussian corps de armee have
received orders to march to the fortress
OF the Rhine The corps at Cassel,
Hanover and in the Elbe provinces are
to be reinforced Immediately. Seventy
thousand troops are to be on the line OF
the Rhine.
An extract from a letter written By
General Prim, dated the Sth inst, is
published. He SAYS: II never sup
posed France could be 80 impressed in
this matter, but Spain cannot without
shame draw back. "
1t is reported that the questions at
issue between France and Prussia have
been amicably settled.
PARIS, July l2.-Thc news that the
difficulty with Prussia will probably be
arranged is founded on the announce
ment that Prince Charles OF Hohenzol-
lern, father OF Leopold, through Senior
Olasaga as Intermediary, has tele-
graphed General Prim that he should
refuse the crown for his son if even
elected by the Spanish people.
Olivier left the Hall Of the Corps At
three o'clock this evening and had a
conference with Grammont and the
Prussian Ambassador, and returned.
1t was expected the Government would
make another declaration in the Cham
Der to-day. All the ambassadors were
invited to attend.
FLORENCE, July l2-In the Chamber
of Deputies Yesterday, Minister Nenos-
ia being questioned on the general sit
uation of Europe on the Spanish ques-
ton and relations, said the Italian Gov
ernment co-operated with the other
mowers in the efforts TO maintain peace,