The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-15
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

StotNs oiS
ROME, July l3.-1n the Ecumenical
Council yesterday the dogma of infalli-
bility was adopted by vote Of 45O in
the affirmative to SO negative and &c
conditional.
LONDON, July l4.-The feeling
throughout Europe is still one of gen.
eral uneasiness. The tone of the Off
cial paper of France is eminently pa
cific, but the other journals are hostile
and warlike. The want of confidence
at the Exchanges of the various Euro
pean capitals is fair effect of the pub
lie sentiment.
PARIS, July 1.-THE Journal De
Soirr contradicts the report circulated
yesterday of the resignation Of the
Ministry.
The French military attache at the
Court of Vienna, now here, has received
orders TO return Immediately to his
po-t. Baron Bourgering, Secretary to
the French Ambassador, has also re-
turned TO Vienna.
The rumors of the resignation of the
Ministry are continued, though gener-
ally discredited
Public opinion and the majority of
the French journals are opposed to ac-
cepting the dispatch OF the father of
Prince Hohenzollern TO the Spanish
Government as a final settlement Of the
question. Most of the journals assert
that the Ministers went so far in their
declarations that peace with direct
acknowledgment on the part Of Prussia
would be more shame than success to
France.
The Liberte, Moniteur Pays, Opinion,
Rationale and Public are especially
bitter against the Ministry. The OF.
fetal journals, however, announce
peace as settled. Last evening Duke
Grammont, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
announced to the Senate and Corps
Legislatif that the French ambassador
to Spain had officially made known the
remuneration of Prince Hohenzollern Of
the Spanish crown. The negotiations
which We have been pursuing with
Prussia, the Duke sand, have no other
object, but they have not yet terminated,
so it is impossible to-day to furnish the
Chambers apd the country with gene
raj expose of affairs.
The Senate received this statement
coldly. The Duke then asked the Sen
ate to postpone the discussion on inter-
pellation until Saturday next, because
Friday had been set apart for its dis
cussion in the Corps Legislatii The
Senate Immediately protested, but by
request OF Rouher the proposition was
assented to. The Senate will meet ear
lier than usual that dav, in order to
have more time for discussion.
LONDON, July 1.-THE rumor that
Olivier and two Of his colleagues in the
French Ministry contemplate resigning,
also circulated here, is regarded as
doubtful.
PARIS, July 1.-THE Presse thinks
the settlement of the question is preca-
rious and dangerous to France, simply
enabling Prussia TO choose Il better op-
portunity.
The Liberte demands a general con
gress or war.
The Journal Des Debats says the
Prussian reply to France is insufficient.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Telegraph Of
this morning say:: Though the Prince
of Elohenzollern renounces the candi-
dature and q letter of the King OF Prus
sia to that effect is the only thing that
will restore confidence. The only re-
spOnse far has been naughty, offensive
and extreme. doubtless designed to be
firm and dignitied.
Esparto denies having ever urged
General Prim in favor of Alfonzo in
promise to a preference to Leopold.
BRUSSELS, July 1.-THE French En-
pcror is dissatisfied with the mere with
drawal Of Hohenzollern, and predicts
that Prussia will formally disavow the
candidaturc The King of Prussia
formally refuses, alleging that to con
cede this would only produce more ex-
travagant demands from France.
BERLIN, July 1.-THE disposition Of
the people of Prussia seems 10 be
calm, serious and resolute to fight for
national honor. The BorSen Zeitung
saws war is sure because France wants
it. The French pretensiors are direct
insult to Prussia and King William,
and war is inevitable.
ENs, NASSAU, July 1.-THE French
Ambassador to-day demanded audience
of the King of Prussia to exact that
Prince Hohenzollern's remuneration be
made perpetual, and that the royal
veto be applied to any fresh approach
to the Prince on the subject of the
Spanish crown. The King declined to
receive the Ambassador, and answered
him, though an aid-de-camp, that he
had no further communication TO make.
PARIS, July 1.-THE Constitutional
denies the reported disagreements
among the Ministers and states that no
Minister has rendered his resignation.
QUEENSTOWN. July 1.-THE steam
ship Denmark from New York for
Liverpool arrived.
PARIS, July 1.-THE journals to-day
give the details of the military prepara-
tions which are still continued.
Last night three or four hundred
students made demonstration in the
streets while returning from a public
ball. They shouted Viva France!
Down with Prussia and sang the
Marseillaise without interruption 10y the
police
PARIS, July l4-3:30 P, M.-There
is n great panic on Bourse. The jour
nails say the French Cabinet, having re-
ceived as first concession the personal
remuneration of the Spanish crown by
Prince Hohenzollern, agreed to CON
tinue the negotiation to obtain from the
King of Prussia his remuneration OF all
pretensions for the throne of Spain on
the part of the Hohenzollern family.
PARIS July 1.-THE Emperor left