Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-12
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS


SotaDoe0. noWever.
PARIS, July II Z Q. m.-The feeling to-day is
much quieter. There Is apparently more conf
dence among ell classes OF people. The Bourse
At midnight was stiIl excited, though rentes had
made at % francs Is cestimss. The Enperof
arrived ut TIE Tuilleries early this morning from
st. Cloud. Baron WertAer, Russian Ambassa-
evening. Prime Minister n Olivier r has % declined
to accept as gage Of peace the King Of Prussia's :
Withdrawal of his sanction Of the Prince of
Hohenzollerns candidature. unless he does IL as
the King Of Prussia, and not as the head Of the
family.
gOhn Bnll has no Faith In France.
LONDON, July 12.-The Telegraph says Were
Prussia to reply to France exactly in the sense
France demands the fact would not guarantee
peace an hour" Referring to the reported pre-
Ge sat g
movements cannot be sscertsined. The intro
duction OF the treaty OF Prague into the con-
troversy, and the report that France win CON-
pei Prussia's Observance of it. are denied.
WAR INEvITABLE. "a
LONDON, July l2.-The Telegraph says
"Further statements made by the English Min
ister last evening in Parliament discourage all
hopes of peace. Even were Prussia to reply a.
France apparently desires, the fact would at
ford no assurance of peace"
- APLEA FOR PEACE. fsrs
PARIS, July 12-Mitchelet, In the Rappel to-
day, pleads for peace. He saws the plelrescite &c
meant peace. If it be doubted. Yet the vote be
repeated. ...-
THE SITUATION.
Prussia AImtnE. France Defiant
Italv On the Pence, and Spain I'm.
cO0ceFned.
PARIS, July l2.-Tbe Spaniards do not ap-
parently manifest the least concern in the sit
uation.
The Paris journals note contradictory views
nff fba tfuAn nfT folx D..
question. Some reports say Italy is favorable to
France, others that she leans towards Prussia.
IL is believed if war is declared the Chambers
will vote the entire budget.
The PARIS journals also contain reports of the
arming Of Pruesia.
Prussia win also establish an intrepid camp Of
25.ooe at Larrach, within few miles of Basle,
on the French border.
NapoIeon's War Vessels Ready for q
Start.
CHRRBoURG, July 12.-The Vigil de Cher
bourg says: Gan war steamers now in that har-
Dor keep fires banked, not only to embark pro-
visions to any threatened point, but to be ready
for more active service"
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
Prussia Massing Her Troops ON the
Rhine-Spain Wont Back Down.
PARIS, July 12.-The evening journals OF
Paris publish the following details Of the Prus-
sian movements as received from Ems: The
King of Prussia had had several audiences with
Baron de MOltke. The first Prussian Corps
has D'Arme received orders to march to the
fortress of the Rhine. The corps at Cassel,
Hanover and in the Elbe provinces are to be
reinforced Immediately. Seventy thousand
troops are to be on the line OF the Rhine.
An extract of q letter written by General
Prim on the sth inst. is also published here thi.
afternoon. He says: 81 never supposed that
France could be so impressed in this matter,
but Spain cannot without shame draw back
So en- ardnt ct rire espdgne."
1t is reported that the Orleans Princes were
active i'm the HohenzOllern candidature. Dake
de Chartres and the Countess Of Flanders urged
the HOhenzOllern to accept. the Countess acting
under the advice of Duke de Chartres.