New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
KING WILLIAM Of WAR WITH FRANCE.

The Paris correspondent of The London
Telegraph says 1t may not be out Of season just now
to recall 10 your memory remark made by King Will
liam years ago NJ Hamburg 10 person with whom
he converng upon the favorte topic Of eventual
war between France and Prussia. For my part said
His Majesty, 1 have no desire whatever for war with
France, long as the French Will not interfere with us
ton of Germany. But If it should be necessary
fight France in my time, We shall not beat about the
be fought PruSsian ground-we shall attack with all
our strength, and in the direction of PARISH"
PARIS SEVEN DAYS BEFORE WAR-EXCITEMENT
AT THE BOURsE.
The Paris correspondent of The London Tele-
1rdph, writing July H. says As for the rOughs OF Paris
Who make patriotism an excuse for outbreaks OF very
irksOme backguardisn, they gave us taste OF their
lively dispositions and versatile accomplishments last
marched up and down between the kiOsks and cafes
yelling anathemas IN prose and ribad insults In verse;
alike addressed to the obnoxious Prussans Any respec
TO DE OF ultra-Rhenan birth extraction nsoleny
asked whether he w4 an aGenrsed Tage dc eh0seroue
of Paris by NJ Paul de Cassagnac-and If he did in
stantly reply in the negative he hoOted at erocouy
As for the Bourse it went mad yesterday; securities
being hawked about passiOnatey at sheerly ruinOus
pTices brokers were selling against time and the coun
tenapce- Of private Spectators exhibited cOncev
able variety of expression heightened by excitement To
caricatre From 10 s, however this evening the Petite
Rourse was the scene reaction scarcely remark
able-eyerything went up with JERK, and when last
heard from the Passages" had been left rising
FORMIDABLE PRUsSIN DEFENsEs.
CORRESPONDENT of the GdHiOiS writing from
Ems states the Ortscatons Of Prussan have
been carefully attended to, and in the
dton AZ would DC If they actually besieged.
troops be put in motion within two hours. In
week the reserves and the turOugh could he col
lected arms and the frontiers already covered
with strong bodies OF troops There pOntOOn equipa
ges al Cologne SaarlOus Treyes and Saarbruok with
10 900 or men. The railroads protected by real
Notifications and each e de pOHf has casedted towers
which guns can be mounted The roads protected
by kind OF iron gates with oophOes for musketry and
eInbrasures for cannon. The King Of Prussia has
Inoned to him the Commandant OF MaYence, Gen. de
Goz commander OF the ghth Division OF the Cavalry
of the Guard Col de Thie COmnandant OF FankfUrt-on
the Main; Gen. Count de SteinneiZ, commanding the
First CORPS Armee Of POmeIania and the CommaIdant
OF the Fortress of COblentz.
REPUBLIC DEMANDED IN SPAIN
The Madrid Discussion of July 8 says: The
only mode of saving menaced national dignity OF de-
stTOyng the obstacles OF the reaction OF breaking the
naughty tdtdberd of the Emperor not OF France l. 10
constitute ourselves into Republic. In present csrcH
stances the Republic Is necessary than ever. t
imposed by the very force OF events Only In
this way can we curb directly the despotsn OF Napoleon
and commence the conquest OF liberty for Europe Only
In this way II possible that the French people instead
OF combating US would second u.s. and throw down Ma
pOe0n-tle cause OF many misfOrtunes Tor France
and with him the absOlntism OF the Pope, n0urlshing un
der his shadow Only In this way II II possible for Italy
20 realize It's desired unity and also unite ourselves
In free coIsort with Portugal Finally with any other
solution but the Republic should have dangerous enc
mics without single friend Ia aid us. With the kepub
He on the contrary certain Of the decided sup
port of the United states OF America. both moral and LA