The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-09
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THE EUROPEAN WAR CLOUD
PRUSSIA AND SPAIN VIII hCCEPf
N1POLEON'S CHALLENGE
The HohenzoiIern Must Back water-Napo-
Icons Determination Wants No
Evasion Bismarck Preparing to Fight
Prim Means war-England Don't Think
that Any Blood VIII he Spilled.


| causes much uneasness, though the feeling this
morning is some ~ hat more assuring than on Last
| evening.
There hans ctions At the Boursc At II o'clock
| last nght-Renios touching 20 francs IL centines.
the lowest figures that have been made for years.
| Tie Boursc opened shade nrmer Ills morning
Rentes, 10 francs 3J ccntimcs.
The tonsfitUiionHd Imperial organ) announces
to-day that Senior oozasa the Spanish Minister has
| received instructions from Spain to give Official
notice to the French Government OF the candiiaturo
| Of the Prince Leopold OF Hoherzollern.
The Constitutional adds, that when France boz
comes convinced OF the persistence of Spain In tns
matter, SHE viii terminate diplomatic relations with
| her.
rRA.cs WANTS NO EVASION.
No definite intelligence has been received from
Prussia, but France will not be content with the
| evasive declarations OF Count Bismarck. Prus-
sia ought IN the interest Of the peace OF Europe 10
withhold consent for the Hohenzollern TO sit upoa
the throne Of Spain.
PRlN ACTS INDEPENDENTLY.
From the various seui-oficial journals this morn
Ing are gathered the following details touching the
eandidsure OF the Prince Of Hohenz ollern:
Gen. Prim meant hostility when the Spanish
government notified the great powers OF Europe OF
lohenzollern's candidature. On the 81 OF july
Gen frim advised Sehor Olozlga, the spanish Min.
,steT ; here t.at he Prinl had chosen Prince Leo
the French Government would object to It, but that
he depended upon the higher sentiments OF the
emperor. This proves tlat Gen. Prim meant to act
without the consent OF the latter. France has
mnnicated with the other powers OF Europe, and IN
oil cases has received words OF mpaiiy All she
how seeks at Bern and Madrid Is 10 prevent polti
cal complications"
LEOPOLD ALTOGETHER DIsAGRgEADLs
"Thc despatch recently forwarded to the Spanish
Government by the Duke Of Grlmont has been
made public to. .day Tie DuEc France hODeg
spain will renOunce tie only Candidate fo- tho
throne who is altogether dsagrccaolc. He recalls
tie services OF tie French Government in Spanish
efairs. by ihterdicine plots and arresting invading
Carlists. lie also urges the fact that France aided
spain in the establishment OF tIc Provisional GOy-
eminent.
PRUSSIA PREPARING TO FIGHT.
70 answer las, as ct. been received rom Prus-
sil since tie dcc ration ot the Secretary Of Foreign
Ar'rs IN the Corps Le slatif n few days ago. On
the morning of tnat day. bowevet, despatch
received from Prussia to the effect Vat that Gov
e,rnment knew nothing OF the eandidaiure of Prince
HOlonzOllcrn for the throne Of Spain.
" A report which seems 10 be well founded s In
circulation here that the pussian Minister Of War
has otccrcd all tie general officers of the Prussian
army 10 reJon their corps without delay"
KING or TIE BEGGARs.
Tie Mnorid DiLiomdtiqte says French circu-
lar ha- reen issued defining the situation.
The Madrid Discussion has On article tho throne
question to day wherein 1t says:
Prince nolenzoerns qualifications are indispu-
of beerars."
The speyer (Bavaria) Gazette says: AFTER all, he
is more Bonaparte thun llohenz Iern."
PRUSSIA STILL SILENT.
in the Senate interpretations have been submitted
on the Bolenzolorn affair, and tue l5h Instant has
been fixed as the day for their discussion. Nothing
definite has been beard to-day from Prussia. Seaor
oiozagn, the spanish Ambassador, goes tonight
10 Madrid to tndeavor to make arrangements which
VIII sa'isN oil parties
AUSTRIA, ENGLAND, AND ITALY ron FRANCE.
Tie Ambassadors OF Austria, England and Italy
had q conference to-day with tie Duke de Grr-
mont. They seem TO be favorable to France. Tho
Russian Minister WIS received to-day by the Duke
de Gramont. The Emperor held conference this
morning "lth Tie Ministers oi War, Navy, and jus
hce'
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NO FOREIGN cANpipA'E WANTED.
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