Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY

THREATENED EUROPEAN WAR.
Excitement I'm London and On the
COntimenG.
TsleorapAed Esclssively 10 ne Eve~isg Stsy.
loADoN, June There s much excitement,
not only here but on the Continent, i'm view OF
the threatened European complication on the
subject of Prince Leopolds candidature for the
Spanish throne. Dispatches from Paris say
Of official circles against the bestow wal Of the
Spanish crown on any Hohenzollerd. tTran-
quillixing assurances OF the French Emperor
have exeTted beneficial effect in Paris, and par
ticulaily on the Bourse. Rentes this morning
opened ut 70 francs, 95 centimes or Is centimes
higher than the closing Of yesterday. British
coDsols opened decidedly lower to-day, in SYM
heavily within the past few days. American
surcties, which are also of q trifie, were infiu
enced solely by the price of gold at Nsw York
ALLIANCE BETwEEN FRANCE AND
AUSTRIA.
PARIS, July Z, 2 p. NIT is asserted in well
informed circles that the alliance between
France and Austria has been concluded.
THE SPANISH CROWN.
The COrtes will Approve Of the Prince
OF HOhenxOiiepn for King.
PARIS, July THE authorities here have
been assured that full three-fourths of the men-
bers Of the Spanish Cortes are favorable to the
elevation Of the Prince Of Hohenzollern to the
Spanish crown. There seems to be no doubt
project, and refuses any explanation in reply to
note from the French government.
Dispatches from Madrid announce that at
council Of the Ministers held YESTERDAY, the
course of General Prim was unanimously ap-
proved, and the candidacy OF the Prince of
Hohenzollern accepted. They authorized the
Minister of Foreign Affairs to present the name
of the new candidate to the Cortes, which will
probably be convened expressly for that pur-
pose.
Prince will receive more than no votes, the
minimum required by the resolution passed by
the Cortes on the Sd Of June. The Prince Is
expected to arrive at Madrid early in November.
The Gaulois, an independent organ, has the
following in its issue this morning :-"General
Prim, in reply to dispatch from Senior Cloza-
ga, Spanish Ambassador in this city, asserts
that he acted with the consent of Regent Ser
rano, unofhcialy and outside of the diplomacy.
Finding difficulty in obtaining q candidate for
theeSpanish throne he addressed the Prince of
Hoh .nzollern, who unites many qualities, but
whose personal importance was thought INSULT
cent to give umbrage to France. Ae such an
emotion has been created General Prim re-
tracts, and assures the French government OF
the sincerity of his intentions
The Gaulois adds -" The question is settled
so far as Spain is concerned. 1t remains to be
seen what Prussia will do after the scene i'm the
French Chamber yesterday, and the unequvO-
cal declarations of the Duke Of Grammont"
The vicerey Of Egypt I'm Censtanti-
D0ple.
COEsrANTINoPLE, July THE Viceroy OF
Egypt has arrived here. He is well received By
the Sultan.
Subscriptions for the Oneida Suryi.
VOFO.
LONDON, July y1.-Subscriptions are circula-
ting here and at Liverpool for fund in aid OF
the families of the officers and sailors of the
steamer Oneida, which was run down of Yoke
hama by the British steamer Bombay Sir John
Lobbock, Of London, is at the head OF the move
ment, and 1t bids fair to be q success.
The DefaultiDg New York Tobaceo-
mfsts Released I'm Glasgow.
GLASGOW, July THE brothers Seitze OF
on uto tbe eaSs Ssn5s seen y tS
5000 sterling, the amount sufficient to cover
the alleged defalcation.
Order Restored In Pekin. China.
LONDON, July 7.-Telegrams received from
Pekin to-day announce that order has been re-
stored, and measures have been taken which
will ensure the safety of all foreigners.