The sun., 1870-07-07
THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
A 7HREATENIN0 WAR CLOUD GATH
ERIN0 OYER EUROPE.
Occupying the Throne OF Charles the
Finh-Tbe Cortes Repudiato the Prince

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| Occupying tho Throne OF Charles the
Finh-Tbe Cortes Repudiate the Prince
| OF fHobenzoiicrn.
| PARIS, July 6. The enforcement Of Prince
Leopold as King of Spain threatens to give rise to
serious troubles among the great powers. England
| Ia decidedly friendly TO the monarch. but Ma.
| poeon disapproves OF the appointment.
| The Consitvtionnd "a semi-ofhcisl newspaper OF
| this city, says In its issue OF to-day:
I'VE learn that tie Government would consider
| the Spanish enthronement of the Prince OF Hohen.
zollern as n check and menace to France. Under
these circumstances the Government has decided to
energetcally oppose the project"
Prime Minister Olivier gave grand banquet last
| evening. great crowd OF people were present,
among whom were General Prim and Baron Worth
er. the Prussian Ambassador The latter left early
in the evening, which fact gave rise to much COM
ment, many asserting that France would have Just
cause Of II the canddature Of the Prince Of Ho.
henzolern were insisted upon
Late yesterday afternoon after his interview with
the Emperor, NJ. Olivier saw tho Duke OF Ora.
mont the Minister OF Foreign Affairs, and the Am
bassador from Spain. The result OF these meetings
was firm and energetic note to Baron werther.
Immediately on its receipt the Baron departed for
Ems, to meet the King OF Prussia
There is considerable excitement in commercial
circles here. The Bourse opened fat; Rentes, II
opening OF yesterday.
FRANCE WILL FIGHr TO ruE BITTER ESD.
Pans, July 6.-In the Corps Legislatif to-day
the Duke de Gramont, Minister OF Foreign Anairs,
said IL wss true that Gen. Prim had offered the
throne OF Spain to the Prince OF HohenEolern, who
bad sccepted II; but the people OF Spain had not
pronounced on the transaction. and France had yet
To know the details OF an affair which had been con.
Quoted In secrecy. Tho French Government would
persist in Its policy OF neutrality; but under no
pretext would 1t permit a German power TO place
one OF its princes the throne Of Charles the Fifth
lie hoped. however, that prudence in Germany and
wisdom in Spain would avert extremi,ies.
The Paris journals unan imously oppose the pro.
ject OF Gen. Prim.
WAR yEvER RAMPANT IN rIAScs.
lie Pays Gmperislist) publishes a violent article,
crying out for war. France, declares, has recent
diplomatic defeats as well Waterloo to svenze {;
and Frenchmen are ready TO take the same road TO
jena and Berlin which their fathers took.
The French journals call attention to the fact that
| q German fleet is now cruising in the Meditterra-
mean. The Berlin press had represented that 1t
simply on an excursion; but now the fact appears
| rortentous to the French editors.
II is reported that Admiral Topete will separate
from Prim n a Hohenzollern is proclaimed q can.
ddste for the throne, and that he would prefer
| Prince Alfonzo 10 Pruseian Tor King.
TUE FRENCH MINISTER RECALLED IRON BERLIN.
| PARIS, July 6-s p. M.-It Is asserted that the
French Minister at Berlin was recalled at o'clock
| to-day.
The Spanish Ambassador here was sent for to-
| day by the Emperor, with whom be bad q long In.
terview.
kXcIrISo SCENES IN ruR FRENCH CHAMBER.
There was IN exciting scene in the Corp Lsgis
iatif day after the declaration made By the Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs. Deputy Picard demanded
further Information for tte Chambers. II was the
nrst utv OF tie Deputies not to allow France TO b
enga ged in war without the assent OF her repre-
sentatycs.
NJ. Cremieux supported the demand and added that
war now meant war with Europe. lie protested
that he and his friends deemed peace imperative un
less their and the dignity OF France required
war.
NJ olivier, 10 reply, said that the declaration OF
the Duke de Grammont left no doubt tina, the Gov.
| ernment ardenty desired peace. and be felt sure
that declaration would secure peace. The Cham
be must know that the Government sought to at.
tain its object In straightforward manner.
II II wanted war, 1t would say so.
II would not engage France without consulting
| the Chambers. The latter should decide. II they
had no confidence in the Cabinet they must throw 1t
aside and eouhde the interests OF the country TO
others deemed more worthy OF taking care Of them.
Deputy st. Hilare asked by what right Gen. Prim
offered the crown to the Prince OF Hohenzolleru.
NJ Olivier said he could not answer the question Of
the Deputy, as lie was not yet informed OF the de-
tails OF the negotiation.
Some OF the Deputies exclaimed that then the
Minister OF Foreign Affairs had been imprudent in
| making his declaration.
N. Arngo wished TO speak, but the President de.
clared the debate closed M. Arago replied that the
| overnment must be afraid OF discussion. lie &c.
| cused It OF having made Hohenzoern King, and
| then declaring war.
The President demanded order, and endeavored
to bring up the budget A the question for debate,
but the Deputies replied with patriotic sentiments
The Chamber was too excited 10 discuss the finances
| and the sitting was dissolved.
rnE coRrEs TO BE cosvoKED.
| MADRID, July e.-lt is positively asserted that
the Council OF Ministers has decided to eonvoke the
| Cortes for the Goth OF July
THs NEW KING NOT RECOGNIZED.
MADRID, July 6.-The Cortes will not proclaim
Prince Charles OF Sigmaringen King Of
Spain until he has been duly elected by majority OF
the Deputies to the Constituent Cortes. This is Of
| hcially announced.
The Trouble In the GcumenicaI Council.
BRUssKLs, July 6.-Advices received here ren.
der Il certain that proclamation OF the dogma OF
infalliby will be issued before the 10th instant.
Several sttingssre yet required for taking the votes
| on the separate chapters OF the schema.
| The correspondent OF the Independence BEIGE at
Rome says the proceedings OF the Gcumenical Coun.
Gil are all dictated by Father Bechs, the General OF
ths. the Jesuits, apprehending the expulsion OF
| their order from Germany, postpone the execution
| OF more ambitious projects 10 safer times.
| The Government OF Hungary urges the bishops OF
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