Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-10
EUROPE.



LISBON, July 9.-Senor Aline Idatz
win probably be appointed a Minister TO
Washington. q.
ts -rsI a Oh, Don'tI 500
VIENNA, July 9.-The Presse, the semi
official organ, has an editorial imploring
Spain to reflect before precipitating war.
gar 60 It, France
FLoRENCE, July 9.-The press of Italy,
official and national, back France. I'D
PARIS, July "a circular has been is
sued recalling to their commands all off,
GERS and soldiers absent on furloughs.
Large quantities Of powder and war
stores of all kinds are being conveyed to
the strongholds and fortresses. The gov
ernment has taken measures to put both
the Garde NGt5oT1dJe and the GdTde No
6ite on a war footing. Agents of the
French government are now in Hungary,
purchasing horses and hay for the cavalry
service.
Bourse still excited, but closed at 2 p. m.
ashsde firmer; rentes 69f 81 centimes.
Preparations for War-Franee and Spain
Troops Ordered HOme-Prussia and
France Must Fight Bismarck Utterly Ia
nOcsRt, Of Course Ne Is.
PARIS, July 8, 1870 p.m.-The excite
ment on the streets is increasing at this
hour. The Bourse is very much excited,
and rentes declining. The last sales were
69f SOC. or 75c below the opening, and 67c
lower than any figures made during the
crisis.
There is great activity at Toulon and
other French ports on the Mediterranean
a large number of transports being fitted
out-enough to bring home the French
army, now in Algeria.
RERIIN July -Tha ranOrt an vvidaIv
circulated the past day or two that Wer-
ther, the Prussian Ambassador at Paris,
had been recalled is not true. In official
circles here the situation, it is thought, is
free from danger. bismarck had neither
assisted or advised Spainin Hohenzollern
matters, and Napolson's attempt to hold
him to any responsibility is therefore re-
garded as a mere protest.
LONDON, July 9.-Queen Victoria re-
viewed tie troops at AldershOt to-day.
Park, one of the BOultOn masqueraders,
was admitted to bail to-day.
PARIS, July 9.-The Journal des De6ats
says the policy of the French Govern
ment on the Spanish question threatens
10 make all Spaniards unite on Hohenzol-
lern.
Prime Minister Olivier yesterday as
sured the French Senate that an otter OF
the crown to Prussian was the act of
Prlm, and was not binding on the Span
ish Government.
The bourse at Paris opened excited
again this morning. Rentes 25c lover
than the closing figures last night.
The French Minister of War has issued
an order TO all Generals commanding, re-
quiring them to report to the war office,
Immediately, the condition of their
troops, arsenals, ammanitions, etc, in
their respective departments.
The general excitement does not seem
to have sbated, while the better opinion
seems to be that war will be avoided. Dis
are well calculated to excite the gravest
appreheusiOns.
The Austrian Government is preparing
to form a permanent camp near the
Prussian frontier. She has had this plan
in contemplation for long time.
The North-German Berlin Gazette saws
the French press is imprudently wild on
the action taken by Prussia on the Span
ish question. The selection of the Prince
of Hohenzollern depends solely upon the
Spanish COftss and not on the wishes OF
foreign powers.
PARIS, July 9.-There was considerable
excitement to-day by rumors that Prus-
STA is actually arming at all the Baltic
ports.
The corps d'armie, now operating
against the rebels in Algeria under Gen
eral Wimpfy, has been recalled.
The Gazette d'FrGgee, of Paris, says:
The Duke De Grammott's declaration of
the Corps Legislatif recently is equivs-
lent to a French ultimatum.
The present situation is the result of
intrigue.