New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-15
THE CRISIS IN EUROPE.

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roNE, oF THE FRENCH PRESS'
PARIS Thursday, July ILL IN.
doc, tbe DIXIE of Grammont, the Minister
-. I,,,ign Affairs, announced TO the Senate ana INC
- Ieeslatif that the French ambassador 10
Cois tod oficially made known the remuneration OF
DC Hohcnzollcrn of the Spanish Crown Inc
no+iat;ons which We have been pursuing with
80 the Duke said, hare had no other o6ject;
xba have not vet terminated, so 1t is impossible
80 M furnish the Chambers and the country
with az, neral erpoS6 of the affair"
The Senate received this statement coldly. The
Dul, thcn asked the Senate TO postpone the discus
son ION the Interpolation until Saturday next
bzrse Friday lad been set apart for the discussion
in the CORPS Lcgislatif.
Tho Senate Immediately protested, but on the
rcr1est of W. RouhCr, the proposition was assented
t. The Senate viii meet an hour earlier than usual
cpfaat day in order 90 have more time Tor the dis
I,s>Ion
The Constttutionnel Ministerial organ, denies the
reported disagreemSnts among the Ministers ana
states further that no Minister has rendered his
rs gnt ton.
The journals, to-day give the details of military
pTtpaFltions, which are still continued
Last night 800 TO 400 students made demonstra-
TO, in the streets while returning from pubic
Ian They shouted "Vive Franeep Down with
NthNNh'NA~N~
rupton by the police
.Public opinion and a majority of the French
Ioarnas are opposed to accepting the dispatch of the
fgther of Prince Hohenzollern to the Spanish Gov
ernment as a final settlement of the question be-
tween France and Prussia. Most of the journals
assert that the Ministers went far in their DECLARE
tons that peace without direct acknowledgment
on the part of Prussia would be more shame than
asuccess for France. The Libert< the MoHite1~ the
PAYS. the OPINION Rationale, and the Public are
especially bitter against the Ministry. The official
Journals however. announce peace as settled
The Presse thinks the settlement of the question
YrecariOus and dangerous to France-simply en-
ching Prussia to choose a better opportunity.
The LberH demands a general Congress or war.
Tie Journal des DeIGts says the Prussian reply to
Ffance is insufficient
GRE ST PANIC ON THE BoURsE-BAsIs OF THE
PRESENT NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN FRANCE
AND PRUSSIA.
PARIS, Thursday July 1850 p. IN.
There is great panic Oh the Bourse, and rentes
have fallen to O. fir. 15c
The journals say that the French Cabinet having
received as first concession the personal rennnci
alton of the Spanish crown by the Prince of Hohen-
EOllefn, agreed to continue negotiations to obtain
from the King Of Prussia his official remuneration,
now and forever of all pretensons to the throne Of
Tern family.
FRASCE-AN IMMEDIATE DECLARATION OF
WAR ANTICIPATED.
PARIS Thursday, July l4-6 p.m
1t appears that the King of Prussia has refused to
receive Count Benedetb or to sign the promise re-
Ouired of him by the French Government
The Emperor left St Cloud this morning by
special train and arrived st the Tuileres at noon
The Ministers, having been summoned to meet him,
were all at the palace, and council was held mme-
diatey after his arrival.
At 81 o'clock this afternoon the Presidents OF the
Senate and Corps Legisatf which were then IN SEES
sion. were informed that tie Government would
have a communication to make to those bodies be-
fore the close of the sitting.
Ii is generally believed that this communication
will be a declaration Of ,odr.
II is positively asserted that Count Benedict has
been ordered to return to France and that he only
awaits the departure of the Baron Werther, the
Prussian Minister, from Paris.
KING WILLIAM REFUSES AN AUDIENCE TO THE
FRENCH MINIsTER-PRUSSIA HAS NO FUR
Their COMMUNICATION TO MAKE TO FRANCE
WAR DEEMED INEVITABLE.
BERLIN, Thursday, July IA, 1870.
The French ambassador to-day demanded an audi
ence of the King of Prussia, at Ems to exact that
Prince HOhenzoern's remuneration be made per-
petual, and that the royal VETO DC dppneu W any
fresh approach TO the Prince the subject of the
Spanish crown. The King declined to receire the En-
bassador, and answered him through an Aide-de Camp
that he had no further communication to make.
The disposition of the people Of Prussia seems to
be calm and resolute to fight for the national honor
The national journals regard the situation as very
disauieting. The B0rseR ZetaHg says: WAR is sure
because France wants it," The B0rsen Courier says
1.-THE French pretensOns direct insult to Prus-
sia and King William. War is inevitable"
TUE FEELING IN ENGLAND-COMMENTs OF THE
LONDON PRESS.
LONDON, Thursday, July Al p. m.
The feeling throughout Europe is still one of gen.
eral uneasiness The tone of the official papers OF
France is eminenty pacific, but the other journals
are hostile and warlike. The want Of confidence at
the Exchanges of the various European capitals is
fair reflex of the public sentiment.
The TELEGRAPH this morning says: Though the
Prince of HohenzOllern renOunces the candldature,
aud the King of Prussia indorses that Tenuncation
still il is too early to believe in peace. The formal
reply of Prussia to that effect is the only thing that
will restore confidence"
The only response thus far has been naughty, Of
fensive and extreme, which was doubtless designed
to be firm and dgnifed.
The statement is made to-day that EspaTtero de-
mes having ever urged Gen. Prim In favor OF
Alfonso in preference to Prince Leopold
The cables to the Continent still very much
crowded by the Government dispatches, and the
press reports are considerably delayed.
The report that the North German Parliament has
been cOnvoked is repeated, with the addition that 1t
will meet early as next week.
story comes from Germany that Count Won Bis