The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-07-20
FROM EUROPE.

PARIS, July l2.-Thc news that the difficulty witt
Prussia had been settled was founded upon the an
nouncement that Father Hohenzoern would refuse the
crown for his son. if elected by the Spanish peo
pie.
Olivier, DeGrammont and the Prussian Minister con
ferred this afternoon. 1t was expected that the Gov
ernmen would make another declaration to-day, the
Diplomats all invited to the Chamber after the
interview.
The Partisan journals have reports CT an immense
movement of troops towards the frontier. The roads
are encountered with men and wagons. 1t is reliably
stated that relays of transportation are arranged
that thirty-fye thousand infantry and five thousand
cavalry can reach the frontier in one day
PARIS, July 13.-The Constitutional, Ministerial
gan says the Government has dispatches stating that
the candidature Of the Prince of Hohenzollern has
been Withdrawn and the peace Of Europe will not be
disturbed. We are satisfied that Hohenzollern will
resign Spain. We demand nothing more, and rejoice
at this pacific solution.
BRUSSELS, July 49, 10 AM War like preparations
continue in France notwithstanding the withdrawal OF
Leopold There is a universal fear of war.
BERLIN July 13.-The Keruse Gazette says Ger
many Indignantly repels the measureess arrogance Of
France.
Prince Leopold recognizes the candidature because
he is unable to reconcile the character of the German
soldiers with an action involving Germany and Spain
in war. Bismarck is here. ...... ~. -".
PARIS July IA questionable dispatch from Dus-
seldor this morning. says Leopold accepts the Spanish
crown on condition of an immediate declaration OF
war against France should the latter attack Germany
LONDON, July 13.-The Government nearly mon
opolzed the cables leading to the Continent with dis
patches on the Spanish question, as consequence
busines is declining and news delayed.
PARIS, July 13.-Papers report Ministers all re-
signed
LONDON, July 14.-General uneasiness still charac-
terize the feelings throughout Europe. Tone OF
the French officials pacific. The resignation OF the
French Minister has been asserted and denied.
The newspapers, Liberte and Moniteur, says the
opinion of the public is very bitter on the ministry
for their hasty arrogance and their subsequent tmidty
DeGrammont announced to the Corps Legslatit the
withdrawal of Hohenzollern, but negotiation not yet
terminated and asked the Corps to wait until Saturday
for full expose.
PARIS. July l4-The Presse thinks settlement
precarious and dangerous to France-simpy enabling
Prussia to choose better opportunity. ~.
The Telegraph says the formal reply from Prussia
is the only thing that can restore confidence .,
BRUSSELS, July l4.-Napoleon is dissatisfied with
the mere withdrawal of Hohenzoern's candidature
He insists that Prussia formally dsavow the candida
ture which the King of Prussia refuses on the grounds
that au accession would produce more e1travagant
demands from France.
RoME, July l4.-The intaibllity dogma carried
vesterday-45O to SS.
Es1, PRUSSIA, July 1.-THE French ambassador
TO- dey demanded an audience with the King of Prus-
sia to exact that Prince Hohenzolerns renunclaton
be made perpetual, and that royal veto will be
applied to any fresh approach to the Prince on the
subject of the Spanish crown The King declines to
receive the ambassador. He answered him, through
an aid-de camp that he had further communication
to make.
BERLIN, July 1.-THE disposition Of the people OF
Prussia seems to be calm and serious, and resoute to
fight for national honor The national journals regard
the situation as very diaquieting.
The Borsen Zeitung says; War Is sure, because
France wants it.
The Borsen Courier says French preparations are
a direct insult to Prussia and King William, and war
is inevitable.
PARIS, July l4-The Constitutional. the ministerial
organ, denies the reported disagreement among the
and states further that no minister has ten
dered his resignation.
The journals day give the details of the military
which still continue. Last night from
300 to 400 students made demonstration IN the /
streets while returning from public ball. They
Yiye France y down with Prussia! and
sunp the Marseillase without interruption from the
police.
Pans. july IFS P. M.-The Emperor returnea to
st. Cloud at p NJ and at the same hour the IMAM
berg we're informed that no communication woua DE
made to-day. f,on,
It is reported that dispatches received day from
the King of Prussia alter tie stuatlon ana u Is no"
believed that peace may be maintained ;,
The King of Prussia refuses to fully comply "ilh
the demands Of France. J, 18th
Napoleon consulted, from St Cloud by express Sh'