New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12
FOREIGN.

Movements Of French Treops nat In he,
PublisheS--Prussia's Answer Rxpeet-
ea-The Emperor - Commaui In
Person IN Case u War, via he
Prince Imperial ea His Stah.sBrnAee
SthI Insulting PPussla--Prussian war
Vessels 0rderc& 70 Cherbeurg--No
Hostility to France by Spain-.Im-
pressi0n 6atnipg Ground that there
will be NO War..North Herman
! Parliament spmnenod to Answer
France.
PARIS, July 1.-THE Nos;sesr .u,o,mces
i will ISg no longer give publicity to the move
Prussia's answer is- still momsntarily az
pected. - = -
| The Jou,,a, says, in case Of f. war x the
EnpefUr will command IN person, with the
Prince Imperial ON his stun. ~
The strike at Mulhouse continues: sixteen
| thousand wprkmen are involved. d, b
Inc Ga.tS,s says the horses Of the En-
1t is asserted that France VIII not consent
to congress of the powers until Prussia has
yielded on the question Of Prince Leopold's
It is reported that a telegraphic dispatch
was yesterday sent from Ems to the EN-
Reror by Count Beneditte, was so altered by
Prussian telegraghers, that little of it could
Se decipnered, The only part which gould
Leopold had received the consent Of the
hing of Prussia to his acceptance Of General
Prim's offer. -,
Prince Leopold is at Ems, and assists IN
counseis held there by the King and his
ministers. s3. s717 . -
Paul Daroe left for Ems last night with
the last instructions for Minister Beneditte.
Count Beneditte complains Of articles in
the COnstitutiOnel FF
It is claimed that the Danes are enthusi-
astically in favor Of war against Prussia.
LONDON, July 1.-THE feeling is uuieter
both here and at Paris, and the impression
= gaining ground that the question between
Prussia and France will be settled without
resortmg to extreme measures. Securities
have advanced several per cent since morn
ing, the tendency is stif upward American
l862s, which were 86ls at one. O'Clock. have
just closed at 8814. Other funds bave adj
yanced pr0porti0nately. Much bitter feel
ing prevails at Paris. On the Bourse at two
O'clock, rentes were SO francs 40 centiines. q
very decided slvance. sss' RaE
In the House Of Lords the Earl Granville
said that France, having announced her,
Determination to resist in relation to the
Prince HOhenz0llern, the Queens govern
ment, in conjunction with others. are usiny
every means to preserve peace. III .s.s,,,
In the House OF Commons TODAY Glad
stone said HohenzOllern's nomination had
taken the English government by surprise.
France had threatened to proceed to ex-
tremities. Should France persist, her ma
Jesty's government would exhaust every
means to prevent war upon a case SO little
warranting it.
The Pail Nall Gazette thinks the -case is
complicated BY the awkward consequences
OF Ollivier's declaration to the Colps Legis-s
latlt OF what France would and would not
endure in regard to the nomination of
Prince Leopold. II II difficult now for
Prussia to withdraw or modify her policy. .
MADRID, July 1.-THE regency reiterates
Its declaration that its course was dictated
by no hostility to France h T'FI-
Republican Journals say the onlv solution
OF their troubles is the Immediate declara-
ton of republic. -"
1t is stated that Marshal Serrano told the
French minister that he avoids all inter
ference with candidatures, lest it should be
SAID that he desired the continuation of the
regency. In the Hohenzollern case he had
acted as in all previous cantlidatures. -
BERLIN, July 1.-The North German
PaEfiament has been summoned to answer
France. - FIf-' N-7'47
The reports of naval preparations on the
part of Prussia are untrue -t.'
Ihe semi-Official journal says: France.
still persists in the insult to Prussia by hold
ing Prussia responsible for Hohenzollern's
/ PLYMOUTH, England, July 1l.-Several
Prussian ironclads, recently riding at anchor
in this port, were ordered to the Baltic
These orders. were counter
to-day, the vessels sail toward
ROME, July 1.-THE Holy Father has
no cOercive pressure upon the q
dogma. The Journal H Roma
says he has only shown patience and for
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