New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-10

other French ports dn the Mediter,nean.
and . large nnmber Of transpeEts IRE heiuS
| fitted out to bring home the entire French
army nsw in Agieria. w
PiRIs July -CiFculars have been issued
recalling commandments, and all officers and
soldiers who arc absent on fdE1oagh
Large quantities. Of powder and war stores
Of all kinds, are being conveyed 70 strong
holds ON the eastern froutier. -s ~
The Paris BOurse has opened excited this
morning. Rentes 70:25 or Is ceHtimes lower
than the closing figures Of last night
The French Minister Of War, has issued
an order to all generals commanding, re-
quiring them to report to war Office imme-
diately the condition Of the troops, arsenals,
ammunition, etc., in their respective depart
ments.
Luter-The excitement on the streets is
increasing, and tie BOurse is very much ex-
cited. Rentes declining; last sales $3.50 or
IS centimes below the opening quotations
and 81 centimes lower than any figures
made during the crisis here sEa
The government authorities of, France
have in their possession plans of all the for
tresses. roads, canals, and other public
works in Prussia. -8
The government has taken measures to
put the Guarde Rationale and 0uarde
Mobile on war footing.
Agents Of the French government are
for the cavalry service. a ~
The Bourse is still excited, but closed at
3 p. N. shade frrner. Rentes 60.52.
There seems to be no doubt that the gov
ernment is in receipt Of the long expected
answer from the Prussian Government ON
the subject Of the Spanish throne difficulty.
1t is intimated in well informed circles,
that in answer to France, Prussia makes
the following points:
First = Disclaiming all participation in
the candidatlre of Prince Of HohenzolIern.
SecOnd-That the Prince of Hohenzollern
Il not even relation Of the Royal family OF
Third That General Prim negotiated
with Prince of Hohenzollern, and he must
be responsible, not Prussia.
1t il almOstcertain this answer Is not satis-
factory to France. and the Duke of Gram
mont has forwarded another dispatch to
Berlin.
PARIS, July 9, sP., M,-Two divisions Of
the army Of Paris have heen ordered to
ChalOns. $500.
At meeting Of the diplomatic corps in
this city last evening, Duke de Grammont,
who was present, said = While remaining
would abandon none Of her legitimate pre-
tentions. He hoped that the collective efforts
OF the great powers Of zE010po would pre-
serve peace, but Eanoo xas docided NOT to
depart from the line Of Hcsnduet 6nced. at
first ssxsg - srss4s ~ sss-sss ssssssxs
The sAoMiaeMr,s the. ministerial journal,
says the abandonment of the Hohenzolleru
project is not enough. now; she should de-
mand the fulfillment of the treaty Of
Prague. 80
Duke de Grammont, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, announced to-day he had at last
heard from Prussia. ~
Count Benedetto, French Minister at Ber-
lin, informed the home government that he
had an interview with King William, at
the interview, the Duke says, will be made
known to the chambers ON Monday.
The Momitc,sr, ministerial Journal, in it's
issue this evening, says: "The abandon
ment of the Hohenzol1ern project on the
part Of Prussia is not enough now. France
must prevent recOmmencement of similar
projects, and on the part of Prussia demand
namely: Liberty of South Germany, the
evacuation of the Fortress of Mayence, the
renunciatiOn of military influence beyond
the Main, and the settlement Of the Schles-
wig -HOlstein question with Denmark"
General Palikao, Commander-in-chief of
the fourth army corps, arrived here to-day
to witness the marriage ceremony Of his
son. He was Instantly ordered to return to
his post at Lyons, and not leave it.
A general strike among the operatives at
MillhOuse a city near Strasburg, occurred
to-day. The city is one Of the most import
ant manufacturing centres in France.
According to some accounts the strikers
number $1,000. The government has sent
body of troops there to prevent disorder.
terranean squadron have received orders to
be in the Bay of Palermo Sunday, July 10,
to receive instructions.
The Jowrnal Of this evening says: IF the
silence Of Prussia il prolonged until Mon
day, there will be movement of French
roops to the Rhine Tuesday.
The Patrie says the declaration Of the
Duke de GrammOnt, in the Corps
Legislatif, produced q most profound
sensation in Denmark, The TROOPS in camp
in Halle and the garrison ut Viborg had
grand illumination in honor Of the event.
In the Corps Legislatif, this evening. the
proposition to loan tor ten years $4,000
francs in aid Of the Simplon Railroad tunnel
project was discussed at length. -
ToULON, july 9.-The following named
war ships now lying in this harbOr, are re-
ceiying their armament and being put In
condition for immediate action. in case of
war: Semophore, Intrepida, Charlemagne,
Magellen, Panama, and Mayenne.
Count Louis Edourard Bouet Willanniez,
Vice Admiral, will be commander in chief OF
the Imperial navy, with Baron Clement
DcAAsTUucIerc AcINOuTk US CuIcA VI WAL.
Sailors who are absent from their posts ON
furlough have not yet been recalled, but
have received orders to hold themselves in
readiness.
MADRID, July 9.-The Epocu of to-day
says: ''The dignity of Spain Is yet safe; the
Cabinet alone is compromised. There is
time yet for the ministers to listen to the
voice of Europe, and stop in their perilous
course" ~ +-@
I LISBON, july 9.-Senor Alineidates will
probably be Minister to Washington city.
VIENNA, July 9.-The Presse, semi-Officia1
organ, has an editorial imploring Spain to
reflect before precipitating war.
The Florence press of Italy, official and
national, back France on the question at
issue with Prussia.
BERLIN, June 9.-Baron Werther minis
ter of Prussia to France, has not been re-
called.
In official circles here the situation is
thought to be free from danger.
Bismarck is unimplieated in the Hohen-
zOllern affair. NapOleon's attempt to hold
him responsible is regarded as a pretext
CAIRO, July "a body of Egyptian
troops recently disembarked at the Bay of
AshOp which is recognized as Italian terri
tory, attacked the settlement. and after %
short fight took possession and tore down
the Italian flag =
An Egyptian vessel sailed from Sucz
to-day for Massowh on a secret mission