The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-13
FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, July IL.
Tho feeling is much quieter-bofh here
and in Paris. The impression is fast
gaining ground that the question between
Prussia and France will be settled with
out resort to arms.
Securities of all kinds advanced several
per cent. since morning. Tendency up
ward. American 'G2s, which were 86%
at o'clock, closed at 8S1%. Other funds
advanced proportionately.
A much better feeling prevails at Paris
"a decided advance at the Bourse at 2
o'clock; rentes, 69f. 40c.
In the House of Lords, Granville, in
reply to question by Malmesbury, said
France having announced the determine
ton to resist the election of Leopold,
Her hajesty's Government, in conjunc-
ton with the other Powers, was using
all means to preserve the peace and re-
store an amicable understanding.
Similar statements were made in the
House of Commons. Away said Eng
land had not expressed herself favor
ably on the selection Of Hohen-Zollern
to the Spanish throne. Gladstone added
that his nomination had taken the Gov
ernment by surprise. France had threat
ened to proceed to extremities: and should
she persist, Her Majesty's Government
would exhaust every means to prevent
war upon an occasion SO little warrant
ing it.
The Pail Mall Gazette thinks the case
complicated by the awkward course of
Olivier in his declaration in the Corps
Leeislatif it is difficult now for Prussia
to withdraw or modify her policy.
MADRID, July IL.
1t is stated that at an interview, Satur-
day, Serrano told the French Minister
that as n rule he never interfered in nom
nations for the throne, as he desired it
should not be said he wished to retain
the regency. lie added that in the present
affair he acted as in all previous cases.
PARIS, July IL.
Gaulois says the Emperor's emissaries
sent to the front, asserted that France
will not consent to a Congress Of the
Powers until Pruseia has yielded on the
question of Leopold's candidature.
1t is reported that the telegram sent
yesterday from Ems to the Emperor by
Benedth was so altered and changed
by PIussian telegraphers that little was
deciphered. The only part understood
was that Leopold received the Kings
consent to accept Prim's offer. Leopold
is at Ems, and assists in the council Of
the King and Ministers. Paul D'Acre
left for Ems last night, with the last in
structons for Beneditti. The latter COM
plains Of articles in The Constitutional.
II is claimed that D'Aere is enthusias-
tically in favor of war against Prussia.
Ia the Corps Legislatif, Grammont de-
clared Government understood the inn
portanee of the matter, but could not
yet make known the result Of negotia-
tons; il awaited an answer, on which its
movements would depend. All Foreign
/ Governments to which il had addressed
itself appreciated the legitimate COM
plant OF France. He hoped all will
soon be known to the Chambers, but to-
day they must appeal TO the patriotism
and sense of policy of each member.
Areger replied that as he desired pa
cific declaration, he must ask the Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs whether among
the questions awaiting solution there
were not some which had nothing to do
with the case of Prince Hohen-Zollern.
II so, be must conclude the Government
only sought pretext for war. The
clamors Of the majority prevented Gram
mont making a reply.