New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-11
THE CRISIS IN EUROPE.
-,,,.o,,,r MILITARY PREPARATIONS IN
La LAVA FRANCE.
.D,,rr RECALL OF THE FRENCH
PROBABLE IaA', At BERLIN AND MADRID-rHE
NINE ri r' AT EMS UNsATIsFACIOhi-
EEGOI l.ali DETERMINED ON WAR.

PRo bAbLE AT BERLIN AND MADKlD-I .i
SrrCorIATIoNs AT EMS UNsAiIsrAUi0i
N hDoI roN DETERMINED ON WAR;
NAfOLS LONDON July 10-Evening.
INFANT ON the Continent Military
oisiS were going on all last night IN faIls
pieP"'"'a;a ature of Prince Leopold is not with
II 'uo -I,hTn the next q hours the French Minis
tens will be recaheu Holn O''iN-
war will be declared.
TVo conduct of France in forcing the issue anu to
,,sing 70 leave the question OF the THRONE u 'ii0
snan;sb people is strongly condemned by all Europe
"a prnssia's calm and dignifed position is approved
The negotiations between Paris and Ems are re-
,o-tad 10 be unsatisfactory. Prussia, declaring her
nocence of intrigue refuses 80 interfere with the
aoDdidaev of the Prince of Hohen2ollern on the
und that she has neither the right power, nor In
snation. to dictate to Spain or to Prince Leopold
A large party in France counsel supervision OF ac-
hon until the meeting Of the Spanish Cortes.
The general belief is that the Emperor is deter
mined to fight and viii move instantly, without
riving Prussia time for preparation.
II is said that Napoleon would prefer to meet the
issue now rather than after Prince Leopoldis elected
by the Spanish people, especially as he bases the
claims of his own dynasty on the popular vote.
FRENCH wARLIKE PREPARATIONs-THE ARMY
IN ALGIERS TO BE RECALLED-THE DEMANDS
VI PARIS, July 10, 1870.
While negotiations are going on WIN great acti'-
nv the French Government makes no attempt 10
conceal its warlike preparations. Circulars nave
been issued recalling to their commands all officers
and soldiers who are absent on furlough. Large
quantities Of powder and stores of all kinds are
being conveyed to the strOngholds on the eastern
frontier The Government authorities OF France
have in their possession plans of all the fOrtresses,
H., |, 1,o he irp rtCu
The Government has taken measures to put the
Garde Rationale and the Garde Mobile war foot
ing Agents of the French Government are now in
Hungary purchasing horses and hay for the cavalry
service.
The French Minister of War has issued an order to
all the Generals commanding, requiring them to re-
port to the War Office Immediately the condition of
the troops arsenals, ammunition, &c. in their re-
spectiye departments.
There is great. activity at TOulon and the other
French ports on the Mediterranean, and large num-
her of transports are fitting up-enOugh to bring
home the entire French army now in Algiers.
The following-named war-ships now in Toulon are
receiving their ornaments and being put in condi-
ton for immediate action, in case of war: the Soma
phore the Intrepide, the Charlemagne, the Magel-
Ian, the Panama, and the Mayenne. Count Louis
EdOuard BOnet- Willamnez Vice-Admiral, will be
Baron Clement de la Roncere lie Noury as his chief
Of staff The sailors who absent from their posts
ON furlough have not yet been recalled, but have
oeived orders to hold themselves in readiness for
duty
Two divisions of the Army of Paris have been
ordered TO 60 to ChalonS.
The Emperor remains at st. Cloud, and it is an
nounced that he will not go to the Mineral Springs.
Courers arrive all day and far into the night at the
palace The Emperor opens dispatches himself and
dictates the answers. The departure of the Prince
Imperial for Chalons has been deferred
The journals say Marshal MacMahon has been
ordered to be ready to move at the first signal and
orders have been sent TO the commandant at Cher
bourg to prepare a fleet of transports for $4,000
troops.
A large number Of army and naval officers, who
were in Paris leave, have disappeared, and have
doubtless been quietly ordered to their posts.
The MoRter ministerial journaD, IN its Issue yes
terday evening says =" The abandonment of the
Hohenzolern project on the part of Prussia is not
enough now. France must prevent the recommence-
ment Of similar projects and the part of Prussia
demand entire fulfllment of the treaty of Prague
viz the liberty of South Germany, the evacuation of
the fortress of Mayence, the remuneration of military
influence beyond the Main and the settlement of the
Schleswig-Holstein question with Denmark"
Gen. Palikao the Commander-in- Chief of the
Fourth Army Corps arrived here yesterday, to wit
ness the marriage ceremony Of his son. He was in
stantly ordered TO return to his post at Lyons, and
not to leave 1t.
THE ATTITUDE OF PRUsSIA-SUBSTANCE OF HER
NOTE TO THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT-RU-
MORED WITHDRAWAL OF PRINCE HOHEN-
zOLLERN's ACCEPTANCB-TONE OF THE CON
TINESTAL PRESS.
PARIS, July TO- 1870.
There seems TO be no doubt that the Government
is in receipt of the lono-expected answer from the
Prussian Government on the subject of the Spanish
throne difficulty. II is intmated in well-informed
circles that in that Prussia makes the follow
ing points; First, DsclaiiniHg all participation in
the canddature OF the Prince OF Hohenzollern Sec
ORd That the Prince If HohenzOllern is not even
relation Of the Royal family Of Prussia, and Third,
That Gen. Prim negotiated with the Prince Hohen-
SOlen, and he must be responsible, not Prussia. 1t
is almost certain that this is not satisfactory
to France, and that the Duke of Gramment has for
warded another dispatch TO Berlin.
Tiers was a rumor to-day that the Prince Of HO-
benzollem had settled the whole question by with
drawing his acceptance of Gen. PTims offer; but The
NoRstat,0aRel, in an extra issue, cOntradicts the
r'mor, and adds the following comments 1.-THE
Prusslan journals say their Government has been
stranger 10 the candidacy Of the Prince If this was
60 the Prussian Government should now prove its
sincerity by forcing the Prince to the Offer
The Prince is under the authority of the King of
Frua, and the latter thus has the peace of Europe
IN bis hands The answer of Prussia is expected to-
night OF tomorrow. If il is unsatisfactory, the
Necessary measures TO enforce with arms the rights
81 France viii Immediately be taken Already the
Government is preparing for the emergency"
telegram from Ems says Count Benedict, the
French ambassador, before his interview with King
william saw the Baron Won Werther the Prussian
EmDassadoT at Paris who had come 70 Ems to con-