New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-09
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recalls the services Of the French govern
npent in Spanish affairs, by intcrviictlng plot'
and arrestinq invading Carlists. He also
urges the fact that France aided Spain in
the establishment of provisional govern
ment. a
Prussia since the declaration of the Secre
tary Of Foreign Affairs in the Corps Legis
1atif, few days ago. On the morning OF
that day, however, dispatch was received
: from Prussia to the effect that the govern
ment knew nothing of the candidature OF
the Prince Of Hohenzollern to the throne OF
Spain.
"A report, which seems well founded, is in
circulation here that the Prussian Minister
of War has ordered all the general officers
of the Prussian armyto join their respective
corps without delay
The Memorial Diplopiatiquc says: " A
French circular has been issued defining the
situation
The Senate discusses the Hohenzollern
affair on the fifteenth.
Nothing definite to-day from Prussia.
Olazaga goes to Madrid to night to en-
deavor to make arrangements satisfactory
to all parties.
The ambassadors of Austria, England and
Italy conferred with the government to-
day. They seem favorable to France.
DeGrammont received the Prussian
day with ministers of war, navy and justice.
Two French army corps are ready for i'm
mediate movement. Marshal BaZaine COM
mands one and General L6Brun the other.
Marshal Mcmahon will command the
army.
General LeBeuf has an important COM
mand Count PaletacO win command the
troops operating against Spain.
Active preparations are progressing at the
seq ports:
One of the many reports in circulation
about Price Leopold. saws that he refused
General Prim's offer of the crown twice, but
his sister, the Duchess Of Flanders, induced
him finally to accept it. 1t is feared that if
this should prove true, Belgium will be
drawn into the conflict.
A report has reached here from Madrid
that the Duke de Montpensier has ordered
his adherents not to oppose the Prince Of
HOhenzollern.
The press of Madrid is divided on the
question of Prince LeOp0lds candidacy for
the throne.
The Euoca opposes his elevation. but at the |
same time complains of France because she |
acts as if the COrtes was in no wise engaged |
in taking care of the dignity and interests |
of Spain.
The Pueblo warns the country that his can
didacy may serve as pretext for war be-
tween France and Prussia, in which event
Spain, will be the victim.
The Iberia fully approves General Prim's
lelicy.
The Gorrcspondeneia announces by authOri-
ty that the Certes will meet ON the twentieth
of the present mepth.
The TEMPO gives notice that demon
etration will be made on Sunday against all
foreign candidates for the crow.
All Cinnamon in Paris, fearing the anger
of the populace for recent massacres at Pc
kin. have carefully kept within doors.
Owing to the Spanish affair news from
China has created little sensation.
LONDON, July 8.-The excitement here
has been intense over the condition of affairs
On the continent, but there is reaction of
sentiment to-day in consequence of the con-
viction which has sprung up that war will
lbe voided.
Madrid, July THE Discussion has an I
article on the throne question today, where '
n it says: Prince HOlRnzollern's qualifca- l
ions are indisputable. A beggar himself, |
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