New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-14
VOL. xxx. NO 9,I32.
THE CRISIS IN EUROPE.
PACIFIC TONE OF THE FRENCH MINISTERIAL
ORGAN - CONTINUED WARLIKB fREPA-
RATIONS.

ORGAN - CONTINUED wARLIKB PREPA-
RATIONS.
PARIS. Wednesday, July IL, 1870
The Constitutional, Ministerial organ in its issue
,his morning has the following important article:
"Tbe Government has testimony that the candida
ture of Prince Hohenzoern is withdrawn, and the
peace of Europe will not be disturbed. We are sat
,sded that Hohenzolem viii not reign in Spain.
We demand nothing more, and rejoice at this pacific
solution of the question:
PARIS, Wednesday, July IS, 1901 p. IN.
The tone Of the Constitutional is pacific to-day, but
the other journals continue to fill their columns with
details of warlike preparations
A questionable dispatch from Dusseldorf, this
morning says that Prince Leopold accepts the Span
ish crown on the condition of immediate declaration
of war against France should the latter attack Ger
many
A STORMY SESSION IN THE CORPS LEGIsLATIF-
THE MINISTRY RIDICULED-THEIR REPORTED
PARIS, Wednesday, July IS, 1870
The Corps Legislatf held an excited session to-
day. Deputy Jerome David submitted interpella-
tons to the Ministry, which the Duke de Gram
mont refused to answer until Friday NJ. David
thereupOn pointed out the fragrant contrast between
the previous haste and the present sowness of the
Ministry 10 declare itself Hesitation was now IL
dcnlons in Ministry which at first made such bold
speeches and the delay was working all the while to
the advantage Of Prussia The President consulted
the Chamber and appointed Friday as the day for an
answer to the interpretations.
The evening Journals report that all the Ministers
have resigned.
THE FEELING IN COMMERCIAL CIRCLES.
PARIS, Wednesday, July 49, 1870.
The Bourse opened firm. Rentes, 40 francs 80
Confines. There is better feeling everywhere, and
particularly in commercial circles, though many ru
in cir Lott info l,1a To
1t is certain that several interpretations viii be
made in the Corps Legislatf to-day touching the
Spanish question. 1t is believed that some parties
in the Chambers wish to force the Government into
declaration Of war with Prussia.
PARIS, Wednesday, July 49, p
The Bourse tonight is agitated; Rentes have
fallen to 69f. 7jc.
ENGLISH REPORTS OF CONTINENTAL ARMY MOVE
MENTs.
LONDON, Wednesday, July IS, 1870.
kilograms from Paris confirm the reports that
feeling of distrust and insecurity still prevails on
the Bourse notwithstanding the withdrawal of
Prince Leopold. Troops are moving through Paris
for the frontier and there seems to be abatement
of military activity in other quarters of France 1t
is said that the Belgian Government is providing for
warlike contingencies. All leaves of absence have
been recalled and troops have been ordered to the
frontier with instructions to destroy the railways
and telegraphs in Of invasion by foreign army.
The following dispatch, dated at Berlin, noon to-
day, has Just been received here:
In spite of the withdrawal of Prince Hohenzolern,
France maintains an alarming and provoking atu-
tude toward Prussia. Personal objection was, there
fore, mere pretext. France wants a sudden and
decisive war in order to escape interior troubles and
to eface the Mexican fasco
TONE OF THE GERMAN PRESs-PRINCE LEOPOLDs
WITHDRAWAL.
BERLIN, Wednesday, July 10, 1870
The Kreuz Gazette of to-day treats the situation
III language once serious and energetic. Its article
closes with the following sentences Germany indig-
nantly repels the measureleSs arrogance OF France
Prince Leopold renOunces the caudidature because
he is unable to reconcile the character Of German
soldier with an action involving Germany.and Spain
III
Count Won Bismarck has returned to this city
TIE VIENNA PRESS TAKING SIDES WITH FRANCE.
VIENNA, Wednesday, July 49, 1870
The Vienna papers denOunce PTussian arrogance
and invoke the mediation of England to prevent
wal The Tdgeprese openly takes sides with France.
MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE IN MADRID-THE FIRST
MILITARY RESERVES CALLED OUT
MADRID, Wednesday, July 10, 1870
Minister Sagasta had a protracted conference
Yesterday with the Ministers of France, England,
and the United States.
Prince Charles of Hohenzollern, the father of
Prince Leopold sent to Paris copy Of the dispatch
which he addressed TO Gen. Prim, Withdrawing bis
sons name as a candidate for the throne.
Warlike preparations have commenced here. Or
ders have been signed calling out the first military
reserves.
Rumors have been circulated here that Carists had
been seen in considerable numbers in the Basque
Provinces. and that Don Carlos had embarked at
Bordeaux to make a descent the Spanish coast
The reports have been investigated and prove to be
uDfOUnded.
LATEST EUROPEAN REPORTS.
PEACE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE DUKE
DE GRAMMONT.
PARIS Wednesday, July 10, 1s7O-Evening.
The preservation Of peace is assured. Reports to
the contrary originate with spectators.
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