The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-09

PARIS, July S.-The feeling this morning
regarding the Spanish question is some
what more assuring. The Bourse was open
last night until IL O'Clock, with transactions
i'm rentes as low az 70f. 14c.-the lowest
figures for years past. They are n shade
firmer this morning, and quoted at 7Gf. BIC.
: The Constitutional Imperial organ) an
nounces this morning that the Spanish
Minister has received instructions to give
the French Government official notice Of
the c%andidature of the Prince OF Hohen-
zollern, and, commenting on it, that paper
SAYS /" When France becomes convinced
of the persistence of Spain IN this matter
she will terminate diplomatic relations with
her."
PARIS, July 8-Noon.-There is no def
mite intelligence received from Prussia, but
France will not be content with the eva
siye declaration of Count Bismarck that
"'Prussia ought in the interest OF the
peace of Europe to Withhold her consent for
a Hohenzollern to sit upon the throne OF
SPAIN"
From semi-offcial journals this morning
are gathered the following details : Touch
ing the Hohenzollern candidature, General
Prim meant hostility. When the Spanish
Government notified the great Powers OF
Europe of Hohenzollern's c%andidature, on
the Sd of July, Prim advised Senior OloZa-
ga, the Spanish Minister here, that he
(Prim) had chosen Prince Leopold, of Ho-
henzollern,. and that the Spanish Ministry
felt assured that the French Government
would object to it, but that he depended
upon the higher sentiment of the Emperor.
This proves that Prim meant to act without
the consent of the Emperor.
France has communicated with the other
Powers Of Europe, and in all cases has
received words Of sympathy. All she seeks
at Berlin and Madrid is to prevent political
complications.
A dispatch recently forwarded to the
Spanish Government by the Duke de Gram
mont is made public to-day. The Duke
says France hopes Spain will renounce the
only candidate for the throne who is alto
gcther disagreeable. He recalls the ser
vices of the French Government in Spanish
affairs by interdicting plots and arrcStine
invading Carlists. he also urges the fact
that France aided Spain in establishing its
provisional government.
No answer has yet been received from
Prussia since the declaration of the Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs in the Corps Legis-
latif several days ago. On the morning of
that day, however, a dispatch was received
from Prussia to the effect that that Govern
ment knew nothing of the candidature of
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Spain.
A report which seems well founded is in
circulation here that the Prussian Minister
of War has ordered all the general officers
of the Prussian army TO JON their corps
without delay.
The Memorial D~iplomatigue says q
French circular has been issued defining
the situation.
MADRID. July S.-Thc Discussion has m
article on the throne question to-day, where
in it SAYS, "Prince Hohenzollcrn's Qualiti-
cations arc indisputablc. a beggar himself,
Second Dispatch.
PARIS, July S-Ercning.-Thc Senate has
appointed the 18th of july to discuss the
HOhcnZOllen complication.
There is nothing definite this evening
from Prussia.
The Spanish Minister Olozaga goes to
Madrid tonight to cndeavOr TO make ar-
ranycments satisfactory to all parties.
The ambassadors Of Austria, Italy, and
England, conferred to-day with Duke de
Grammont. They seem favorable to Frances
Duke de Grammont received the Prus-
sian Minister to-day.
Napoleon to-day conferred with the Min
listers of War, Navy, and Justice.
Two French army corps arc ready for
immediate movement. Marshal Bazaine
commands one and General lie Bucn the
other. Marshal Mcmahon will command
the army. General lie. Bolef has an inn
po1tant command. Count Palclato will
command the troops operating against
Spain. Active preparations arc progressing
ut the %seaportS.