The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE IMPENDING EURO
PEAN WAR. .95 n.
yay3 FRANCE.
The spanish QuestiOn--.PrusSia and
Austria AFminE-ssTOne Of 1i''
the Paris Journals. li ps
\ Important order from the War Office

The city Is considerably eAClteu Vo-uay
,by rumors that Prussia IS actively arminl
al all the Baltic ports. The Corps d'Ar
NEE. now operating against the rebels II
Algcris under Gen, Winpfen, has been 70
cslledN m iJltbf iiiiis ABl5
Thc Gazette de- France (PGris) says th'
Duke De Grammants declaration IN tht
Corps Legislatif recently Is equivalent L
a French tlltimatum! The present sitqa
.tion islthe result Of 'Bismarck's intrigues
The Journal, des Do1GtS PARIS says th'
policy Of the French Government threat
ems to make all spaniards unite on dohen
zollern. ..,..... ,.e..
surcd the French Senate that the olfer o
the crown to a. Prlssian was the act o
Prim, and Ess R9t e binding 9ql tho spanisl
Government.
The Boursel at Paris opened excited
aCaip this morning rentcS were, 20 cent
ines lower than the closing figures Of las
night. z ,..,.-.
The French Minister Of War has issued
an order to. all Generals commanding
recurring themt TO report to the War OfticE
Immediately the condition Of troops, arse
nails, ammunition, &c, In their respective
departments. ts' Hf ~, Z.
Recalling Misunderstanding the
( FortreSses.sPurchasing Supplies.
Circulars have been issued recalling e
their commands all the officers and sol
diers absent on fnrlough. Large quaint
ties Of powder and war stores OF al kinds
are being conveyed TO the strongh0lds or
the eastern frontier. The Government
authorities have plans Of all the canals
fprtresses, roads aud other public works
In Prussia. The Government has taken
measures to put the Garde Rationale and
the Garde Mobile on q war footing, and
agents Of the French Government are now
IN ungarypurchasing horses and hay fol-
the cavalry service. ~ 4
A Conjectured Answer for Bis
marck-Not Satisfactory. ~
PARIS, July 0.
n There seems to be no doubt but that the
Government arein receipt Of IN answer
from the Prussian Government on the
subject Of tho Spanish throne difficulty
It Is intimated that the Prusstan Goverh
ment makes tile following points: First
Disclaiming all participation In the can
didature Of Prince Hohcnzollern. Sec
ond. That Prince H0henzollern Is moi
even A relative Of the royal family o.
Prussia, Third. That General Prlm ne
potiatcd with the Prince Of HOhcnzollern
and he must be responsible, not Prussia
1t Is almost certain that this answer IS no'
TO France. II.
~ At q meeting Of tho Diplomatic Corps
Of this city; last evening, Duke Grammant
said that The whites remaining within the
limits Of Madcrabon,. France, would
abandon tho care Of her legitimate pretcn.'
sions.
la9ial.1 Tou1oNa, July'@
Six war ships now lying in the harbol
nre receiving their armAments and being
put in condition for immediate action. i
Prussia'S Answer to be Made Known
t3inu'5l, j To-day. Dg]N
n a.,, a. PARIS, July 0-10'P. N. (
THE Duke OF Grammant, Minister o.
Foreign Affairs, announced to-day that ht
had at last heard from Prussia. Count
Benedetto, the French Minister at Berlin
informed the homo government that he
had an interview with King William VI
four o'clock this afternoon. The result o.
the interview, the Duke says, will bemade
known to the Chambers Monday. y
"a pretty stifI' Demand.
The MonSeur Ministerial 0pinionale OI
tiiis afternoon says: i" The abandonment
Of the Hohenzollern project on the part
of Prussia is not enough now. France
must prevent the recommencement Of g
similar project on the part OF Russia, and
demand tho entiro lulfillment Of tho treaty
Of Prague, namely: the liberty of South
Germany, the evacuation Of the fortress
of 1fayence; the remuneration Of military
influence beyond the Main, and the settle
ment Of the, Scllleswig- -HOlsteln question
with Denmark. TO- tssg.1i.'.
Tho officers ofthe French Mediterranean
have received orders to be in
tho Bay Of Palermo on Sunday, the 10th
to receive instructions. "a
The Journal Of this morning says. y
the silence Of Prussia Is prolonged until
Monday there will be a movement o.
French troops to the Rhein on Tuesday =
The R1tTIe says: "Thc declarations o.
Duke Grammant in the Corps LegislatiI
produced q most profound sensation b
Denmark a., ,s ..W.ir
Tf'Ir LATER, S''''
r..,,.,o wor a. p,u,,ia,. Ap,we,
=" ia not satiifactofy, ~ ?
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s,c. FAAts' ~ guy ~ x w. w '1ti. :. :.
According to the, latest news negoua'
tlcps continue, but It is impossible tosay
what will be the result Ihe r9mor 70
day Is that Hohenzol ollern settled tho whole
question by Withdrawing his acceptance
Of Prim's offer, but the CoaStststtIo1la y
a,.R,.A. Hate I'm psdF1AR 0H6s nH6f