The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-15
w An INEVITABLE
TIE NOTE OF PREP ARATI0N
HEARD ON ALL SIDES.
FRANCE MORE ExAcTING THAN EVER IN
HER DEMANDS.
The King OF Prussia snubs the French
Ambassador.
THE .sIARsEIhLA1sE' cHANTEDB By
THE STUDENTS IN THE STREETS
OF PARIS.
TIE pRuss1ANs CALM AND CONFIDENT,
. DC, &C., &C.,
TIE pRuss1ANs CALM AND CONFIDENT,
&c, &C., &C.,
The withavawal OF Prince leopold
Circular Note OF tho British Govern
menf.

cere expression in favor of the Prince, without
which he would not be willing to ascend the
throne. Prussia maintains her dignity intact,
and yields not an inch to the French demands.
The British Government has addressed q
circular note to Its representatives abroad, de-
dining, its position on the Spanish affair. The
ncte deprecates the .discourtesy of Spain in
.conceallng from friendly powers negotiations
with 9 foreign prince In connection with the
throne regrets thethrea eatening tone of France,
which is calculated To obstruct explanations
and an amicable settlement; approves Of Prus-
:sias position in the absence Of proof of her
completely In the Intrigue. While the election
Of Prince Leopold would be destitute of politi-
cal Importance, England will do all in her
power to induce him to withdraw in order
to preserve the:peace Of Europe.
The London Telegraph says the further
statements made by the English ministers last
evening in Parliament discouraged all hopes
of peace; even were Prussia to reply as
France apparently desires, that fact weuld
afford no assurance. :.
Z %Csncsntration OF Troops-The Marseik-
laise-The Emperor's Horses, &C., &c.
czs - LONDON, July 12.
There is no doubt that Prussian troops are
concentrating near Baden and Msyence.
The Paris correspondent Of the Pail Mall
Gazette states that many OF the news dis
patches from Paris to the United States have
been delayed and altered, because they con-
tained details of preparations for WEI. He
adds that regimental bands are busily practic-
ing the Aarsellaise, and reproduGcs the report
Of the Gaulois that the sEmperor,s horses, after
special training to accustom them to artillery
fire, have been sent to the frontier.
Deputy Gambetta intends to make q speech
in the Corps Legislatif, In which he will de-
mand the government to insist on the fulfil
ment Of the treaty OF Prague, and n. Arago
will oppose him IN the interest Of peace.
Prussian Military Movements.
I. PAnIs, July u.
The evening journals OF Paris publish the
following details of Prussian moyements as
,receiYsd from Ems: The King Of Prussia had
had several audiences with Baron de Moltbe.
The First PrussIan Corps d. Armse received or
.ders to march to the fortresses of the Rhine.
The corps at Casel Hanover, and In the Elbe
Provinces, are to be reinforced Immediately.
Seventy thousand troops are to be on the line
of the Rhine.
Moro Report. and Ruaer..
PARIS, Julyl2. :
The Paris journals note the contradictory re-
ports of the attitude Of Italy on the French and
,Prussian question. Some Of the reports say
! that Italy is favorable to France, while others
say that she leans towards Prussia
Itas believed that II war Is declared the
Chambers VIII vote the entire budget.
The Paris papers contain q report of the
arming OF Prussia Prussia viii establish an
entrenched camp of,25,OOO men at Larraeh,
within afew miles Of Bssseio, on the RhenIeh
border. ,,T--5..,.
The Journals have reports Of an immense
movement Of troops In Germany They repre-
sent that the roads to the frontier are encum-
bered' With men and horses. Even iE the
Grand Dnchy of Baden the military activity is
remarkable. Railway transportation has been
30 arranged that 81, 600 Infantry and 5000 cav
airy can reach the frontier in one day. Secret
exercises Of artillery having been going on at
the fortress Of Rastadst, and on the common
roads in Western Prussia sergeants Of the reg
nlar Prussian army are drilling young soldiers
In the handling Of arms.
The Lberte, in alluding to the report that a
special envoy had been sent to Russia, says it
.is incorrect, bat that messenger has gone to
Vienna to propose an offensive and defensive
..rto lotxy A,1of Vie
The,same paper intimates that the King of
Prussia would refuse, as chief of the house OF
Hohenzollern, his support to the candidature
of Prince Leopold, but as King of Prussia he
must give him iSconsent.
Proceedings In the Corps Legislattf.
PARIS. July u.
Minister olivier Jeff the hall Of the Corps
LegIslatif at three this afternoon, and had
conference with the Duke do Grammont and
the Prussian Ambassador and returned. It was
expected that government would make another
declaration IN the Chamber to-day, as all the
Ambassadors were invited to attend, but none
was made. Alter the return Of Mons. Olivier,
Deputy Duvenois submitted an Interpolation
to the government as 90 what guarantees
would now be demanded 80 prevent future
complications 80 which an answer will be re-
turned at the proper time. The panic on the
Bourse to-day was caused by the forced sales
OF the spectators.
Prince LeopoId's Father viii not Com
sent.
PARiS4 July II.
The news that the difficulty with Prussia
will probably be arranged is founded ON an an
nouncement that Prince Charles, OF Hehenzol-
lern, father Of Leopold, through seRor Oio-
zaga as intermediary, has. telegraghed to Gen.
eral Prim that he should refuse the crown for
his son, even If elected by the Spanish people
The Empress for War.
BERLIs, July IL.
Tho Paris correspondent of the Prussian
Gross Gazette says the Empress Eugenie is go
implacsble promoter of war to defeat the
Prince Of Hohenzollern, and place Prince Al
fonso on the throne Of Spain. Of the claims
of thspalter she IS as strong a partisan as she