New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-15

signati0n of French Ministers Denieds-
Continued Military Preparations--De-
m0nstrations of Students-IThey shout,
''Vive France % s.Down With Prussia, ,,
and Sing the NIarsellaise.
BERLIN, July Ia, II A. M.-The disposition
of the people of Prussia seems to be calm
and serious. but resOlute to fight for the
national honor.
The national journals regard the situation
as very disquieting..
The BOrsen Zeitung says: "War is sure,
because France wants it."
The BOrsen Courier says: "The French
preparations are direct insult to Prussia
and King William, and war is inevitable
PARIS, July l4.-The Constitutional min
isteral organ, denies the reported disagree
| ment among the Ministers, and states
| further that no Minister has rendered his
| resignation. - -s
The journals to-day give the details of the
military preparations, which still continue.
| Last night from 800 to 400 students made
| demonstration on the streets, while re-
turning from public ball. They shouted
! Vire France! Down with Prussia! and
sang the Marseillaise," without any inter-
Puption from the police.
The Emperor returned to st. Cloud at 6
P. M. At the same hour the Chambers
| were informed that no communication
would be made to-day.
1t is reported that dispatches received to-
day from the King of Prussia, alter the
situation, and it is now believed peace may
be maintained.
The King of Prussia refuses to fully COM
| ply with the French demands.
| Napoleon came from St. Cloud by express
| and consulted the ministers.
The presiding officers of the Senate and
| Corps Legislatif have been notified that
they would soon have an important message
1t is supposed this message will be q decla-
ration of war. "
BRUSSELS, July A. 9 p. M-England.
| Russia and Austria are making energetic
| efforts to prevent rupture but have made
| no progress. The situation remains un-
| changed.
| Advices received from Madrid are of a
| pacific character. Prince HohenzOllern's
declination of the candidacy to the Spanish
throne has been announced.
| LONDON, July lathe report that the
| North German Parliament had been con-
vOked is repeated, with the addition that it
will meet as early as next week.
The story comes from Germany that Bis
marck heard of Prince LeOpOld's withdraw
al while on his way to rejoin the King at
Ems, whereupOn he turned back and set
| out for his estates at Warren.
| PARIS, July IA, $3.50 P. M.-Great panic
on the BOurse. Rentes have fallen to 67 Is.
| The journals say: 1.-The French Cabinet
having received, as first concession, the
! personal remuneration of the Spanish crown
| by Prince HOhenzOllern, has agreed to con-
tinue negotiations to obtain from the
King of Prussia his official remuneration.
now and forever Of all pretentiOns to the
| throne of Spain on the part of any of the
| members of the HOhenzollern family"
| 5P. Mt appears that the King of
Prussia has refused to receive Count Bene-
| detti, or to sign the promise required of him
by the French government.
| The Emperor left st. Cloud this morning
by special train, and arrived at the Tuii-
| leries at noon.
The minis ters having been summoned to
council was held Immediately after his ar
rival: At half-past three this evening, the
| Presidents of the Senate and Corps Legis-
latif, which bodies were then in session,
were informed that the government would
have communication to make to these
bodies before the close of their sitting.
| 1t is positively asserted that Count Bene-
detti has been ordered to return to France,
and that he only awaits the departure OF
Baron Won Werthien, the Prussian Minister,
| from Paris
| Advices from Madrid are pacific, as far az
Spain is concerned. The Spanish Minister
| OF the Interior has sent ENJOYS to the dit
ferent courts of Europe, to notify them of
| the acceptance by Spain of Prince Leopold's
| remuneration.
EMS, July liking Frederick William
| will leave here tomorrow morning on u
| special train for Berlin.
| Count Beneditti. the French Ambassador,
left at five o'clock this afternoon.
| The German people are unit in support
\ of their King, and Wild enthusiasm prevails
| in minor States.
General MOltke has been summoned to
Berlin from his Silesian estates
| Prince GortschakOff has gone to WiIdbad