The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-12
TALKING-NOT FIGHTING.
xtp0LEON's HORSE ALREADY SENT
No. no THE FRONTIER.
s.. s,ilI shaking Her Fists-Prussin
s,eerius and Threatening spain Shlver-
a.. and shaking Portugal and Denmark
WaLius Up England Pratins of Pcace'

Ing ana Sh"hInA ..,u .f p..ce
WAXING " D., c..
PIRIs july n.-The ho"'e" us w
,.upces that II aill no longer give puone"' ~
,,oyemcnt Of troops, and erhorts ne o'"e'
"a ,dopt similir rule. Up late hour 'ss' "k"'
pru.sis's deAuiuve answer had not oeen 'e'''0e'
hu,u was mcmentarily expected. The city Is grea'b
,,eted The Bourse opened active and e1c"eo
R.utes, o. francs 70 centimes.
The Oonsiitviionnd says 1T is rumoreu YOU"
IA, the King Of Prussia has approved tne candiu"
,ure Of Prince Hohenzolern.' The T'gd'o pre-
,snds that the King s willing enough 70 ao Tue
Affairs OF Spain, but less so res"uins 'u' su"'"
.ees requested of him.
ruE EMPEROR ABOUT TO Hovs.
sn. .yo,,rsH s,ys in case Of war the Emperor will
.,.n.rd IL norson. with the Prince Imperial attached
,sn,s,sg The Gauiois says the horses Of the EN-.
-, have bcen seat to the frontier II 10 asserted
~, rr,rcc will not consen, TO q Congress Of the
o.,,. rr,ii Prussia ba. Yielded on the question OF
g.. 1.opola,. candidacy.
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rHE ARMY AT PARIS
~. ,oo,ivod o,d.-s IN march IN the Mo.elle and
AZ, ,-.,s,or,s a, Top,op have steam up. ready to
s,i ,or AIp,er. 10 bring back troops The Imperial
Guards are to constitute the First Corps d'Armie,
xbicl v,inbe commanded by Msr,hl Bazaine. with
General Cour,., d. Cis.ey Chief oi staG, aud head.
quarters a, Metz.
Marshal McMahou has been ordered from Algeria
10 take command OF the army which is to operate
on the Rhine. Gen Lebrun will be his chief of
staff, and Gems Frossard and Bourbaki will march
with him Toe Count de Palikao, with ChaugArnier
and other generals, will the Spanish frontier
Orders have also been sent to Cherbourg to prepare
neet TO transport ~ 600 troops whose destination
n Hamburg and the North Sea.
STILL CONSULTING.
Evenn-.-It is not known that any answer has
ye' been received from Prussia. The delay de-
presses the Boursc, and rents have declined OS'r
ee Members OF the Cabinet were at st. Cloud all
day IN close consultation with the Emperor.
PRUSSIA YEKIs IssULrED.
BERLIN July II One OF the semi -ofieial journals
es morning has an article stating that France per
Iss in her insult to Prussia in holding Prussia
riwerable in the Hobenxoiiern matter. The policy
ol Spain was adopted without any foreign prompt
hf The North German Parliament has been sum
nelsd 10 give France her answer
PRUSSIA THREATENS FRANCE.
| The North German Gdzstte says the words used
" the Duke de Grlmont In the Corps Legisistil
hat week were provucation rather than the
prudent language Of a statesman. II this was the
seee, Oft @ Minister lie had better take care.
SPAIN IN Ys,R AND TREMBLING.
kADRiD. Ju!r 1.-The Regency has renewed its
tee,rtor ina, tho cho,c. a, ,,s Prime. NJ Uob.n.
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II. R,publiean pev.paper, Of spain blame the
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"e"' 'or tue present cfss' Aha 'hink 'ne
Immediate proclamation OF Republic the best reply
~France The bnpdrctd insists that the French
MN Is TO free Prince Afonso upon the Spanish
nrOne.
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