The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-08

MIR, 'sts OF SPAIN but adding that the Britsh gov
ernmeA mao not IN any measure admitted that the
ass,Impt VI OF the Spanish throne by Prince Leopold
would jusA v the Immediate resort to arms threat
o' ~" " ysa ss~ July Earl Granville instructs Mr.
Layard that he ~ ADVISED the Spanish Ambassador
TO press ON the SPA rsn government In terms scrn-
pulonsy compare With Ia saf t d,gn tne wish OF
her Maesty's g0yernUelt Ni"' 'uey snouiu ho' give
Lord Lyons reports 10 Earl Granville on the TIN
of July the result OF the interview Win the Duo de
Prince OF Hohenzollern would ietN 10 war, put
ADDED that he trusted much 70 the L.uvnce y, .ie
Berlin On the same day Lord Lyons .'eP9rts tnat
the Count de Solms sonnenwaIde the RUSSIAN
Charge d'Anars at Paris, told him he th,Sugut ~
| probable that neither the King OF Prussia nor
Count Bismarck knew anything OF the Prince'sN can
On the Sth OF July Lord Lyons reported that the
Due de Grammont informed him that the sience-Ot
Prussia rendered II impossible for the French goy
eminent to abstain any longer from making mill
tary preparations. voluntary remuneration on the
part Of the Prince would, the Due de Grammont
thought, be u most fortunate solution.
On the 9th OF July Lord Granville wrote to Lord
Lyons that the Italian Minister had informed HIM
that the Italian government was prepared to unite
On the 9th OF July Lord LOTUS wrote to Lord Gran
vile respecting the interview OF Mr. Pere with Herr
Won Thile VINO stated that the Prusian government
considered the succession TO the throne Of Spain
was question with which the Prussian governments
On the 10th OF July Lord Lyons writes to Earl
Granville that the Due de Grammont had assured
MIN the French Ministers were following and not
leading, the nation.
ON the 18th OF July Lord Lyons writes that the Due
de Gramrnont had told him the Minister'S were
already being reprOached with want OF spirit and
that there were military considerations which cOun
selled Immediate action Lord Lyons adds that 1t Is
quite true the nation IL extremely impatient
On the same day, after the receipt OF the news OF
observation-disclosures OF the candidature OF Prince Leo
pold, Lord Lyons writes than the Duc de Grammont
| had told him 1t doubtful whether the ministry
would not be overthrown they announced that the
affair was finished without further satisfaction IRON
Prussia.
On the 18th July Lord Granville expresses to Lord
Lyons the great disappointment OF ner Majesty's
government at the Due de Grammonts language In
the Corps Legislature and on the day Lord Lyons
represents to the Due de Grammont the immense
sponsi6illty which the French government VIII incur
II 1t enarges the ground OF the quarrel and does not
at once declare itself satisfied with the remuneration
| or Prince HOhenZollern.
On the same day Lord Lyons reports that the Due
| de Grammont had said the French government had.
as yet, received literally nothing from Prussia.
ON the 10Th Of July Loru Granville writes TO Lord
LOTUS, at Berlin the result OF conversation with
Count Bernstorif, In which the latter said any FUR
| Their concession on the part OF Prussia would be
| equivalent 10 submission to the arbitrary viii or
| France.
on the same day Lord LOTUS reports TO Earl Gran
vile an interview with Count Bismarck, who said
that the extreme moderation displayed by the King
OF Prussia was producing throughout Prussia ex-
IRENE Indignation
On July Is Lord Granville writes to Lord Lyons.
stating that her MaJesty's government suggests to
France and Prussia, In ndentlcal terms, that before
proceeding TO extremties they should have recourse
TO the good offices or some friendly Power.
vi Iuc PREVIOUS uly, July Ia, LORD Lyons hau
written to Lord Granville stating that great excite
ment had been produced IN Paris by the OF the
alleged afr0nt to NJ. Benedettt at Ems. and adding
that he cannot give any hope that war will now be
| avoided.
On the same day Lord Granville suggests by tele-
graph, that If France waived her demand for a
guarantee for the future the King OF Prussia might
communicate TO her his consent to the withdrawal
| OF the acceptance OF Prince Leopold. Lord Lyons,
IN reply, reports a conversation he mad had with
| the Due de GrammOnt after the declaration or war.
In the subsequent correspondence Earl Granville
instructs LORD Lyons to his efforts to the
| obser yance OF the treaty OF 1855 respecting the
rights OF neutrals and Lord Lyons reports negotia
| tons with this object.
Letters from Mr.. Buchanan at st. Petersburg an.
nOunce that M. Fleury has endeavered, without
success. to induce Prince GOrtschakor to side with
France.
Other dispatches relate to the refusal OF the French
government to allow newspaper correspondents to
take the field, the negotiations at Vienna with view
to the preservation Of peace and the efforts Of the
British government to the neutrality Of Hol
land and Switzerland.
On the Goth July Baron Brunnow proposed to Earl
Granville protocol, to be signed by the great
Powers recording the remuneration Of the Spanish
Crown by Prince Leopold The announcement al
| ready published respecting the rights OF neutrals
and the treatment OF Prussan subjects residing In
France concludes the correspondence.