The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-15
VOLUME Number 1924.

threatened point, but to be ready for more
active service.
Paris In q Turmoil.
PARIS, July II.
The excitement here over the quarrel with
Prussia is tremendous On the Bourse and
boulevards, and in cafes and clubs, heated
discussions are going on, and personal en-
counters are not unfrequent. Ministerial
agents are exciting the people against Prussia.
They charge that the mangling of Count Bene-
dette's telegram, and the detention of the train
Yesterday, were Prussian tricks to gain time.
Military activity is unabated, and the feet is
under orders for the Baltic. 1t will be COM
manded by Admiral De La Graylers. General
Donay is ready to march on Luxembourg with
an army Of 0,0o0 men.
The Ministers of War, Marine and Finance,
had proracted interviews with the Emperor
to-day.
The Opposition charged that the violent
speeches of the Duke de Grammont and OIL
yier were made by the express desire OF the
Empress, who is devoted to the intrests OF the
Primes of the Asturlas. They also say that
the Emperor's motive is personal ambition,
and ridIcule the iden Of decrepld invalid
leading the army, with a child Of fourteen as
aid
A WAR Almost Inevitable.
LONDON, July IA.
General uneasiness still obaracterizes the
feeling throughout Europe
The tone of the French Official papers is pacl-
&c; that of the others hostile, warlike.
The resignation OF the French Ministry Is az
serted and denied.
The French people and journals are indispes-
ed to accept Hohenzollerns fathers dispatch
forbiddipg his candldature as fnallty. They
saw peace without direct acknowledgment t
from Prussia would be more shameful than
success.
The newspapers La Liberte, Moniteur, Pays,
Opinion and Public ere very bitter on the Min
istry fer primary arrogance and subsequent
.imidIty.
De Grammont announced to the Corps Leg
islatif the withdrawal of Hohenzollern, but
that negotiations were not yet terminated, and
asked the Corps to walt until Saturday for a
full expose.
The .Presse thinks settlement precarlous
and dangerous to France, enabling Prussia to
choose better opportunity.
The Telegraph says formal reply from
Prussia is the ouly thing that can restore con-.
fdence.
The Emperor Ill Satisfied.
BRUSSELS, July IL.
Nspolen is dissatiGded with the mere with
lrawal OF Hohenzollern's candidature. He
insists that Prussia formally dlsavow the can
dldature, which the King of Prussia refuses on
ltLe ground that accession would produce
more extravagant demands from France.
Tho, French Demand-The King OF
Prussia snubs the French Ambassa-
dor.
rs Ears, July.14.
The French Ambassador to-day demanded
an audience of the King OF Prussia, to exact
that Prince Hohenzollern's renanciation be
made perpetual, and that the royal veto be ap-
piled to any fresh approach to the Prince on
the subject ef the Spanish crown. The King
declined to receive the Ambassador, and ans
wered him through his aide-de.camp, that he
had no further communication to make.
THE LATEST.
The Prusslans Ready Hor the Contest.
+ BERLIN, July ID, 1lA. N.
The disposition. of the people of Prussia
seems to be calm. serious and resolute to fight
for the national honor. The natienal journals
regard the situation as very disquieting.
!, The Borsen zeitung says ''war is sure, be-
cause France wants it. The French prepara-
,tions are a direct insult to Prussia and King
william. War Is enevitable."
s Tho Feeling In Paris.
PARIS, Julyl4.
The Constitutional ministerial orSan) de-
niles the reported disagreements among the
Ministers, and states further that no Minister
has rendered his resignation.
The Bourse opened declining. Rentes .69
francs 10 centimes.
The Journal to-day gives the details Of: til g
military preparations, which still continue.
Last night from 500 to 400 students made a
In the streets. While returning
from public ball, they shouted F" Vioa Ia i,
France with Prussia" and sung the
Marseillaise without interruption from the
police.
AVAILABILITY PREHAILS.
ROME, July Il.
The infalbility dogma was carried yester =