The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-11

that war will be avoided The panic and the
reaction are probably equally unreasonable.
A Financial Crisis in Pnris-Return OF
the Troops from Algeria-The Hum Of
Preparntion-France' Ultimatum.
PARIS Saturday, July 9.
Paris is considerably excited to-day by ru-
mors that Prussia is actively moving her army
in all the Baltic ports. The corps darmee now
operating against the rebels IN Algeria, under
General Wimpfen, has been recalled.
The Gazette de France says: 1.-The Duke de
Grammonts declaration in the Corps Legtslatif
recently, is equivalent to the French ultima
tum. The present situation is the result of
Bsmarck's intrigues." =
The Journal des Debats, Of Paris, says the
| policy of the French Government on the Span
ish question threatens to make all Spaniards
| unite on the Prince Of fHohenzollern..
Prime Minister Olivier yesterday assured
the French Senate that the offer of the crown
to a Prussian was the 'act of General Prim,
and was not binding on the Spanish Govern
ment. .ai'.
The French Minister of War has issued an
order to all generals commanding, requiring
them to report to the War Office Immediately
the condition Of troops, arsenals, ammunition,
&C., in their respective departments. :.
France has received reassuring dispatches
from most of the great powers. Two French
corps d'armee are ready for movement. Naval
preparations are active.
The Bourse is very much excited and rentes
are declining; last sales at 69f 50c., or 75c. be-
low opening, and &c. lower than any. figures
made during the crisis here, and the lowest
point for many years. .,! ..ss.
Activity at the French Ports-The Ma
tional Guard and Guard Mobile ON a
War Footing. !a.g
PARIS, Saturday, July 8.
There is great activity at Toulon and other
French ports on the Mediterranean, and
large number Of transports are being fitted
out to bring home the entire French army
now In Algeria.
Circulars have been issued recalling to their
commands all officers and soldiers absent on
furlough. ~
Large quantities of powder and war stores
of all kinds are being conveyed to strongholds
on tho eastern frontier.
The government authorities Of France have
! In their possession plans of all forts, roads,
canals and other public works in Prussia.
The government has taken measures to put
the Guarde Nationale and the Guarde Mobile
on war footing. Agents of the French Gov
ernment are now In Hungary purchasing
horses and hay for cavalry service.
The Bourse is still excited, but closes at three
P. NJ shade frmer. Rentes 69f. SIC.
The Answer OF Prussin-France Is not
Satisfied, and will not Give Way-Her
Demands Increasing.
PARIS, Saturday, July s-6 P. N.
There seems to be no doubt that the gov
ernment is in receipt Of the long expected
answer from the Prusslan Government on the
subject of the Spanish throne difficulty. 1t Is
intimated in well informed circles that in
answer Prussia makes the following points /:
First. Dlsclaiming all participation in the can
didature of the Prince Of Hohenzollern. Sc
cond. That Prince Hohenzollern is not even a
relation Of the Royal family Of Prussia. Third.
That General Prim negotiated with the Prince
of Hohenzollern, and he must be responsible,
not Prussia.
tits almost certain that this answer is not
satisfactory to France, and that the Duke OF
Grammont has forwarded another dispatch to
Berlin.
At diplomatic meeting in Paris, De Cram
mont said France had determined not to de-
part from the line of conduct traced at first.
The Ioniteur, Ministerial journal, says the
abandonment of the Hohenzollern project iH
not enough now. France wants full fulfil
ment Of the treatyof Prague.
The Epoca, Of Madrid, says the dignity of
Spain is still safe. The Cabinet alone is re-
sponslble.
Uneasiness In the English Markets
Austria Patting on the Gloves-A Par.
iiamsntary View.
LONDON, Saturday, July 9.
The question at Issue between France and
Prussia relative to the Spanish Crown creates
some uneasiness in the English markets, both
here and in Liverpool. Breadstuffs and cotton
are uncertain In tone and prices irregular. al
together due to o possible continental war.
The same influence is operating at Manchester
In the market for cotton goods and yarns gen.
eral excitement does not seem to have abated.
The threatened rupture still forms topic
for newspaper comment<and ordinary CONVEX
sation among the people throughout Europe,
| while the better opinion seems to be that war
| will be at last avoided.
Dispatchesrreceived from some quarters Of
the movements Of troops, strengthening OF
garrlsons and departure Of fleets are well cal
culated to excite the gravest apprehensions.
To-day the Austrian Government is preparing
to form permanent camp near the Prussian
frontier She has had this plan in contempla-
ton for long time.
Prussia Feels Comfortable, but Sends
| Her Generals to CHARTERS.
BERLIN, Saturday, July g.
Baron Werther, Minister from Prussia to
France, is not recalled. In official circles here
the situation is thought free from danger.
Bismarck is unimplcated in The Hohenzollern
affair. Napoleon's attempt TO hsld him re-
sponsible is regarded as pretext.
General officers Of the Prusslan army are
ordered TO reioin their CORPS