The New York herald., 1870-07-07

FROM
ALL PARTS or THE WORLD
War Excitement in France and
Reported Recall Of the French
Minister from Berlin
The Paris BOurse, the Press and the
Parliament Agitaled.
How the Spanish Throne Sue
cession May End.
GAS AT JENA AND TO BERLIN"
InfhlIibility i'm Allegiance
i'm Rome.
MASSACRE OF CHRISTIANS IN CHINA.
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Priests, Nuns, Diplomats and Laymen Muir.
dered in Pekin.
FRANCE.
The French Ambassador Said 10 be Recalled
from BerIiu
PARIS, July 6-s P. NJ.
It is asserted that the French Minister at Berlin
was recalled at two O'Clock to-day.
The Spanish Minister in Paris and the
Emperor.
PARIS July 6--S p. NJ
The Spanish Ambassador here was sent for to-day
by the Emperor. with whom he had a long inter-
view.
French Cry for War-As ut Jeun and to
Berlin.
PARIS, July 6, 1870.
lie Pays Qmperialist) publishes violent article.
crying for war. France, 1t declares, has recent
diplomatic defeats well as Waterloo to avenge,
and Frenchrnen are ready to take the same road TO
Jena and Berlin whichIther fathers took
The French journals call attention to the fact that
German ncet is now cruising in the Mediterra-
mean. The Berlin had represented that it was
simply on an excursion; but the fact appears
portentious to the French editors
Exciting Scene In the Pariin,ucns--The Span.
ish Throne War Question.
PARIS, July 8, 1870.
There was an exciting scene IN the Corps Legs-
latlf to-day after the declaration made by the Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs.
Deputy Picard demanded further Information for
the Chamber. 1t was the first duty OF the Deputies
not to allow France to be engaged In war without
the assent of her representatives.
M. Cremicux supported the demand, and added
that war now meant war with Europe. He protested
that he and his friends deemed peace imperative,
unless their own and the dignity of France required
war.
NJ Olivier in reply said that the declaration OF the
Duke dc Grammont left no doubt that the govern
ment ardentIy desired peace. and he felt that
that declaration would secure peace. The Cham
Der must know that the government sought
If it wanted war it would say II would not en-
gage France without consulting the Chambers. The
latter should decide. II they had no confidence in
the Cabinet they must throw it aside and coniide
the Interests of the country TO others deemed more
worthy OF taking Of them.
Deputy st. Hilaire asked by what right General
Prm offered the crown to the Prince vi Hohcn-
zOlern.
M. Olivier said he could not answer the
question OF the Deputy, as he was not yet
informed OF the details Of the negotiation.
Some deputies exclaimed that then the Minister
OF Foreign Affairs had been lmprudent in making his
declaration
M. Arago wished TO speak, but the President de-
clared the debate closed.
M. AragO replied that the government must be
afraid of discussion He accused 1t Of having made
q Hohenzoern King and then declaring war.
The President demanded order, and endeavored
to bring up the budget as the question or debate.
But the Deputies replied with patriotic sentiments
The Chamber too excited TO discuss the
nnances. ana the sitting was dissolved.
The BOurse Excited.
PARIS, July 6. 1870
There Is considerable excitement i'll commercial
circles here. The Bourse opened HAT. Rentes, III
Soc, or 95c lower than the opening OF yesterday.