New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27

arisocratc family he has never distinguished himsen
except bitter outspokon enemy oil IrussH 30 srouB
had been the language that he had used that ID 1850 INC
peace NEGOTIATIONS on the part or FRANCE "cre hot
iutrustcd to him, but 10 the French Empissi"of at
Berlin The advantage rrat Prussia might gain by nav
ing friendly prince on the Spanish throne Is neonslder-
able when copparcd with that which might be derived
from the hostility of the Spanish people against france
The present contingency was ldflaly lolo''oh ~
Prussia II was anticipated that when II became Known
i'm France that ohenzollern was likely To become hing
OF suau the Duke dc Gramout would protest against H.
buj merely in diplomatic way ana that MS interference
might he used TO excite the Spanish people against
France The conduct OF the French Minister IN
80 opcnly defying Prussia and attempting 10
dictate 10 Spain line oil cohuuct i'll 'oii
domestic affairs while it served the purposes
of Prussia was very uueXpectod; for Wme IL was to
grded a certain that the hostility of the Duke de Ira
mont - Prussia would lead him to commit some ndis-
creHon c course he adopted is regarded rash and
uustacsnauke and FOR this reason MOTTO be anticipated
as within the limits possibility. Thus the scheme has
not worked well, for the French Government Is more
foolish than It was thought to be- u mas gone 80 r '
it cannot very well retire without loss oi hoho anu -
Obliged TO adhere to its very cxorbiant demands INC
demands made Of Prussia by Count Benedetu III Ms III
torivs with the kim at Ems were that he should com
pei Prince Leopold to retire from the lst oil ea"teS
to the Spanish throne the King answered III CONFORMITY
with the plan that had been laid down Ivy BshacA ta'
tho matter WAS now in the hands OF the spanish people
and must await the decision OF the Cores and that he
| has himself no authority Prince Leopold. lhe
French Government is dissatisfied with TINS answer
| and declares that it will not he SATISFIED WIN
such solution of the question nor even by rejection
Of the Prince by the Spanish COres, but ntnates mat
will reouire from Prussia declaration tht thc fllhce
is not proper candidate for the throne us evidently
the object of the French Government to humate Prus
sia but have seen enough Of this people TO doupt very
strongly the possibility Of forcing them TO make such an
aclnow led gment as j. demanded OF them we nave no
desire TO 20 TO war with France to put Prince leopold
ON the Spanish throne" said 10 ne today ana tis
rxpres.e, the original calculation which was undonb
cd to bring such an influence in secret upon the Irnce
AS TO induce him resign the throne and this can AT
| any time do without loss OF honor Ana L
! am inclined 70 think that that will be the
| eventual solution Of the whole question: unless
indeed France Is resolved 10 force on conflict WIN
Prussia AT al hazards The Ministry here appears 10 DE
in doubt whether such il not really the intention OF
France and presume, measures Will be adopted tho
dav er Tomorrow by Prussia in favor OF war or peace
according as it believes France seeks but preteXt 10
hiring ON a war or viii he satisfied 10y the retirement OF
Prince Leopold This decision will be arrived at Wheh
Copnt Bismarck who Is 10 tomorrow night from
YaIzn and to 20 without delay, the following day. 10
Ems TO meet the King learns more fully the
made upon the King by the demands made upon him,
| in tie name Of the French Government by Count
Benedict.