The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-18
GREAT MILITARY ACTIvITY-THE
RACE FOR THE RHINE.
THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON At THE
HEAD OF Els FORCES.
THE FRENCH FLEET SAILS UNDER
orAIEn NRnERS
pRuss1AN POLICY IN NEW LIGHT

PRUssIAN POLICY IN A NEW LIGHT.
&C. &c. &c.
Eegland sest.ina Frasce-Dsclaration
ofthe Ministry--A Panic on 'chango.
LospeN, Thursday, ,sJuly 14-Eyening-
Mr.. Gladstone stated in'the House Of COM
mons today in reply to a question from Mr..
Dsrael,, that the correspondence of her Ma
.jesty's, Government with foreign powers occa-
stoned by the difference between France and
Prussia was incomplete, and the present was
not the time for its publication. But he would
sayithst the British Government, in common
the European Cabinets, sustained the position
taken BY the Dukesde Grammont, which was
that Spain was eaeitledto choose any enc for
iklag except German prince This answer is
understood to mean that France s pressing
other demands on Prussia.
There was wild panic on the street after
7Change hours to-day. An official statement
that the bank had received fl3l, ,eea was not
sufficient to restore confidence, and much un-
.eassness still prevails.
,aermany will Fight to the Bitter End
Esparteroand the Ktnglinss.
LONDON, Thursday, July l4-Mldnighl
A dispatch to the Pail Mall Gazette says:
Count von Bismarck has asked the French
Government for an explanation Of the nume-
.rous threats and menaces made to Prussia.
Count Bismarck also addresses communi-
cation to the Duke de Grammont, in which he
states that Germany is not desirous for con-
:iict with France, neither does she want war;
but If forced to fight, Germany will fight to the
bitter end.
The statement is made to-day that Espartero
denies having ever urged General Prlm IN
favor of Alfonso in preference t. the Prince
Leopold.
A Charge Against the French Minister.
5a.eI NJ BExL1N, July IA.
The North German Gazette tefaciaD charges
tthe French Minister (Benedetti) with having
violated the rules of etiquette and good!breed-
ing by addressing the King Of Prussia while on
,promenade, and endeayoring to force from
him a declaration upon the questions at Issue.
.e--AlI-0aiot at MADRID.
PARIS, Thursday, July II.
Advices from Madrid are pacific, as far as
Spain is concerned, and the Bolsa is bnoyant.
The Spanish Minister of the Interior has sent
,envoys to-the different courts to inform them
-ofthe acceptance by Spain OF Prince Leepeld's
Fenunciat!on.
Probable Fate OF Prim.
PARIS, Friday. July lb.
The Madrid correspondent Of the Steele pre-
dicts that General Prim viii be superseded by
-Seno Zorlillo or General de Cordoba.
Angry Interview between the Emperor
and Olivier.
PARIS, Friday, July l5-Eyening.
tits reported on the best authority that an
angry interview occurred today between the
Emperor and Prime Minister Olivier. growing
ont of the latter's known disposition for peace.
The Emperor violently denounced olhviers
.eAorts in this direction.
1t lis asserted that Baron Won Werther Was
on the point of starting again for Ems yester-
day, when q Prussian Minister arrived here
Observation-Disclosures.
Marshal Random has gone to Algeria, to take
the place of Mcmahon. The Gaulois says that
s.the Minister of Austria to Berlin is in Paris,
and he's had an interview with the Emperor.
Enaland,s Efforts for Peace-A Procla-
.mntion Co the German People.
PARIS, Friday, July Is.
1t is. reported that the Emperor received a
dispatch from the Queen of England this
morning, making last appeal for peace, and
similar dispatch was sent from London to
the King of Prussia.
A proclamation, itis said, signed by the EN-
perer, has been prepared for distribution
throughout the German States, as soon as the
French troops shall have crossed The frontier.
1t assures the German people that France
wars against Prussia, and not against Ger
many, and with no idea OF conquest. An
enormous number of copies have been printed.
The Course Of Prnssia-Intense Excite
nent In Business Circles.
LONDON, Friday, July l5-Evening.
It is reported that the Prussian Government
Itself demanded Of France the recall of Count
Benedetu, and that the European Powers yes
terday united in protest against the implaca-
bility OF Prussia, but without effect. :
1Fhe excitement arising from the situation
has been intense all day. Business was at
stand-stIl and commercial quotations are quite
nominal. People collected in groups IN the
streets and discussed the news. After Change
hours the markets were generally hrmer, and
American securities were steady, but prices
nominal.
The Particulars OF the withdrawal of
Beacdetti.
Berlin, Friday, July l5
The North German Gazette has dispatch
drom Fms to-day. giving the particulars OF the
withdrawal of Bendetti. 1t seems be accosted
she King OF Prussia while the latter sTas drink
ing water, demanding peremptoEily his inten-
tiops on the pending imbroglio. He was there
fore dismissed Immediately. The same paper
says there is much activity at the Prussian
ports, which are being put in state Of de-
fence. Fourteen iron-clads and frigates are
ready 10 gail from Brest and Cherbourg.