The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-09
5 ECOND EDITION
LATEST By TELEGRAPH.
The Crisis in Europe.
The Result Of Bismarck's Intrigues
Movements of Troops
Startling from North Carolina.
Financial and Commercial
Etc, Etc.s ETC., ETC., Etc.
Startling from North Carolina
Financial and Commercial
FROM EUROPE.
The span,sh Question.

LoNDoN, July 9.-The questions at issue be-
tween France and Prussia relative to the Spa
nish crown create some uneasness in English
markets. Both here and at Liverpool bread
stuffs and cotton are uncertain in Tone and the
prices made are irregular. This is altogether
due to the possibility of continental war. The
same influence is operating at Manchester on
the market for cotton goods and yarns.
The general excitement does not seem to have
abated. The threatened rupture still forms the
topic for newspaper comment and for ordinary
conversation among the people throughout Eu-
rope, while the better opinion seems to be that
war will be at last avoided.
Dispatches received from some quarters of
movements of troops, strengthening of garri-
sons and the departure of fleets are we'll calcu-
lated TO excite the gravest apprehensions. The
following facts, rumors and editorial opinions
are gathered from many sources by telegraph
to-day
The Austrian Government is preparing to
form a permanent camp near the Prussian from
tier She has had this plan in contemplation
for long time.
The Complication, the s,oRs Result of Bismarclt's
LONDON, July 9.-The North German Gazette
(Berlin) in its leading article to-day, says the
| French press is imprudent aud wild on the ac-
ton taken by Prussia on the Spanish question.
! The selection of the Prince of Hohenzollern
depends solely on the Spanish Certes and not
on the wishes of foreign powers Paris is much
| excited to-day by rumors that Prussia is actively
arming at all the Baltic ports.
| The French corps d'armee now operating
! against the rebels in Algeria, under General
| Wimpfen, has been recalled. The Gazette de
! France, of Paris, says the Due de Gramont's
| declaration in the Corps Legislatif recently is
! equivalent to a French ultimatum. The present
| situation is the result of Bismarck S intrigues.
The Journal des DebatS (Paris) says the policy
of the French Government on the Spanish ques-
tion threatens to make all Spaniards unite on
! the Prince of HohenzolIern. Prime Minister
! olivier yesterday informed the French Senate
that the offer of the crown to Prussian was the
act of General Prim, and was not binding on the
| Spanish Government.
The French Minister of War has issued an order to
| al generals commanding, requiring them to report
to the War Office Immediately the condition OF the
troops, arsenals, ammunition etc, in their respec-
tive departments.
! This morninx's Quotations.
LONDON, July ell 80 A. M.-Consols for money
United States 5-20s Of 1862, 90; of 1865, old, 80
and OF 1857, ssH lo-4Gs, sI4; Railways Nat; Erie,
LIVERPOOL, July 9-11'sO A. M.-Cotton quiet;
| uplands, 924d.; Orleans, 1Od. Sales estimated at
| II, 900 bales
LONDON July 9-11'9O A. -Linseed oil firm at
e31 los. a e32. Common rosn easier at IS. 9d.96s.
fine rosin firm Turpentine easier at 30s.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, July 9-1'3O p M.-Consos closed at 92k
are quiet. United States b-9Os, 1s62 s9X; 1865,
old, s9% 1867, s9H 1O-4Os, s7A. Erie Railway,
| 1s9i Illinois Central, 115; Great Western, 271.
| LIVERPOOL, July 9-1 80 p M.-Cotton closed dull
and irregular; middling uplands, 919d.@9xd.; mid
ding Orleans, 9%d @9%d. The sales have been
10 600 bales Including 1000 export and specula
| ton. Wheat quiet. Pork quiet.
| PARIS, July 90 P. M.-The Bourse opened ex-
cited again this morning. Rentes 70t. 25e., or rs
centlmes lower than the closing figures Of last
| night