The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-11
THE WAR FEVER IN EUROPE
vRtyCE BRISTLIN0 WITH ARHBD
MEN READY TO MOVE.

a,red-Thc hiug OF Ffutsin EuoehN"Ft"h
20 shit the Responsibility OF war upon
...,I.o,-serrano stands Firm-Sweden,
,Drnmurk, and Austrin fRvoring France.
p,s,,. july lo.-while negotiations are going
r., with great activity, the French Government
makes no attempt to conceal its wdflike prepara-
hons.
The EMPEROR remains at ST. Cloud, and u Is an
,ounesd that he will 10, go to the mineral springs
Courcrs STRIVE all day and far into the night at the
b,lacc Tie Emperor opens dispatches himself and
directs or dictates the answers The departure OF
ue Prince Imperal for ChA,ons has been deferred
The Journal. say Marshal MacNahon has been OF.
dered to lie ready TO move OF tn nfst signal, anu
orders have lctp sent to the eou'msndant al Cher'
bourg to rrclare neet Of transports Tor a'VVo
troops
,orro number Of army and naval officers, who
mere in Paris on ave, have disappear ed and have
doubtless been quietly ordered to their posts. re-
mort that the MARQUIS le la Yaiette, Ambassador 70
Great Britain, bad res 4ed, is eonIradicted.
pRrsstts ASswsn EXPECTED TODAY.
There was a runor to-day that the Prince Of
Hohcnzcllc had settled the whole question BY
ythdrawing his acceptance OF Gen. Prim's offer /;
but toe (oEstuti2nHd in an extra issue eontradiets
the rumor, and adds the following comments:
! Prussi,n journals say their o,ernment has been
Was 40, the Pfussian Government should now prove
is sincerity by forcing the Prince to reuounce the
offer The Prince is under the authority of The
King OF Prussia, and the latter has the peace Of
Europe in his hands. The answer OF Prussia Is ex.
peeted tonight OF tomorrow. II tits unsatisfactory,
the necessary measures to enforce with arms the
rights Of Franco will Immediately be taken. Al.
ready the Government Is preparing ior the emer-
gency
PRUSSIA INNOCENT Axp ussoruIsTicArrD.
telegram from Ems says:
fore his interview with King William, saw the
Baron Won Werther, the Prussian Ambassador At
,rs "nS mo ssd come ,, 70 70 Ems TO Sonsr with @ hS
Government OF Prussia was profoundly surprised
81 the attitude OF France. 1t could not comprehend
ths haste TO assume hostility, except as verihca
ton OF the bclefthat France had for long time de.
sired war on the Rhine
AN AUSTRIAN STRAW.
Vienna despatch states that the Austrian Minis
ter OF Foreign Affairs received with coldnsss com.
munieation from Spain relative to the candidAture
Of Prince Leopold and in his reply TO the spanish
Minister dwelt upon the III effect such surprise
could not but produce.
The Belgian journals pronounce . calumny the
statement that the King OF the Begians had any part
In procuring tie oner Of Gen. Prim, inducing ts
acceptance.
ALLIES FoR FRANCE.
The Gdulois has report that Prince Napoleon has
gone to Copenhagen 10 make propositions for .
treaty OF alliance with Denmark and sweden.
TIE RESULT DocBrruL.
Tho excitement on The Bourse is undated. Rentes
continue TO decline, aud quoted st 69fr Sc,
Milling or OF n centimes nom the last quotation
otyesterdsy.
AceordiuR to the latest news, negotiations con.
anue hut IL Is impossible TO say what the resul,
may be.
SPAIN HOLDS on TO THE HoHrszoLLES.
Madrid. July 10-The Regent serrano has de-
ferred his intended departure from Madrid. II Is
reported that the Unionists In the Cortes win vote
against the Prince OF Hohenzolcrn unless the ques-
ton becomes an inisrnAtiosai ono.
The Ipipdrcidi publishes account Of an intor.
New between Minifter .Sagosta and the Baron Mer
eier, the French Gmbassid dor. Senior Sagosta com
psined that France oppo ed all nominations for the
chrome save that OF the Prince Of Asturias. He de-
sied that spain WAS under the influence OF Prussia
and regretted the Susceptibility OF the French Gov
srnment
report in the Paris Gdulois iha, Espartero had
pronounced eshnst the Prince OF Hoheuzoern. and
called his partisans support the Prince OF As
turiAs is utterly false. This contradiction il given
on the bcst authority.
EXCITEMENT INCREASING.
f0P. M.-lhe excitemer. on the Dourse at this
hour is intense. Rentes have fallen to 0Ti. SOC.
It's reported that the Government will wait for q
reply until Monday evening.
PRUSSIA INDIFFERENT TO LroroLD's ELEVATION.
BERLIN, July lO.-Military men here do not sp-
pcaI to be excited about the Spanish imbrogho. II
not thougit possible that will result from IL
Tho PrIssidH CToss Gazette 9 Ministerial organ,
dsspproyes OF the Duke de Gramont's declarations
In the French Chambers. II says he must know, as
every one does, that the King OF Prussia and the
beads Of the Confederation all Indifferent TO the
elevation Of Prince Leopold to the Spanish throne.
he had right, in the absence OF evidence, TO
charge another Po with a disposition To disturb
v,ntOnly the European equilibrium. The Princs
Of Hohenzoliern is a iroe ryent, and may or may
tOs sceDt tie crown. His decision will not affect
Prussi.s neutrality.
WAR Positively TO DECLARED.
LospoS, July l0.-A crisis is imminent on the
Continent Military prersrations were going on all
last night in Paris. II tie candidature OF Prince
Leopold Is not withdrawn within the next twenty
iour hour, the French Ministers win be recalled
from Berlin aud Madrid, and war will be declared.
The conduct OF France in forcing the issue and
refusing to leave the question OF the throne to the
Spanish people is strongly condemned by all Europe,
and Prusaa's calm and digniaed position IL ap-
proved
NAPOLEON WILL FIGuT AT ALL HAZARDS.
EvEsIsa-The negotiations between Paris and
Ems are reported TO be unsatisfactory. Prussia de
elarhg her innocence Of nregue refuses to interfere
with the candedacy Of the Prince OF Hohenzollen
TIE ground that she has neither the right, power,
nor inclination to dictate to Spain, or 70 Prince
10 pod
large pHriy in France counsel suspension OF &C
hoh un''l the meeting Of the Spanish cortes
Ihe general teliof is that The Emperor is deter
%noo 10 night, and will II owe instantly without
giving Prussia time for preparation
SAID !ha, Napoleon VOID prefer to meet the
issue NOV" rather than aftor nce Leopold is
elected 6y the Spanish pei .r especially ss he
o4'eS lhe claims OF his own dynasty on the popular
sote
BONDS AT FRANKFORT.
rMSKroRT, July i0-Unted states bonds are
u'cnnlhs At noon to-day hye.twentes Of 1864
were quoted at 0i's d9i4.
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