Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-14
Foreign News.

LONDON, July l4.-Thc feeling throughout
Europe is still one of general uueasinesss. The
tone Of the official papers of France Is eminent.
ly pacific, but the other journals are hostile and
warlikc.
The want of confidence, at the Exchanges oil
the ralons European capitals is tsr reflex Of
public sentiment. Many rumors are 10 circua
ton, but it is impossible to trace them The
following dispatch and details arc collected from
all quarters aud made public here to-day.
PARIS, July 1.-THE Journal de Soir con
tradcts the report circulated yesterday Of the
resignation Of the Ministry
The French military attache at the court OF
Vienna, who is now here, has received orders
to return 10 his post
Baron Bourgoiog, Secretary to the French
Ambassador, also returns to Vienna.
The lumors of the resignation of the Minis
try arc continued, though they arc generally
discredtcd.
The Public Opinion and The majority of the
French journals arc opposed to accepting the
dispatch OF the father OF Prince HohenzolIeru,
to the French Government, DIS the final settle.
ment of the question between France and Prus.
sla. Most OF the journals assert that the Min.
stly went so far in their declarations that peace,
without direct acknowledgement on the part OF
Prussia would be more shame than success to
France.
The Libertc, the Moniteur, the Pays aud
the Opinion National and the Public are es.
peciaIly bitter against the Ministry. The Off.
cial journals. however. announce peace as
Minister of Foreign Affairs announced 10 the
Senate and the Corps Legislatif that the
French Ambassador to SPAN had officially
made known the remuneration Of Prince Hohon.
zoilern OF the Spanish crown.
The negotiations which we have been pursuing
with Prussia, the Duke said, have had no
other object tut they have not yet terminated,
so it is impossible to-day to furnish the cham.
hers aud country with general expose OF at
ials The Senate received this statement
coldly. the Duke then asked the Senate to
postpone the discussion, Of the Interpolation
until Saturday next, because Friday had been
set apart for discussion in the Corps Leglslatif
The Senate Immediately protested, but on the
request of Rouher the proposition was assented
to- The Senate will meet an hour earlier on
that day in order to have moro time fJr dis
cu:siOn.
LONDON, July l4-The rumors that Emile
Ollever and Two OF his colleagues in the
French Ministrycontemp lated resigning, are also
circulating here but they are regarded as
doubtful.
The Preese thinks the settlement of the
question precarious and dangerous to France,
simply enabling Prussia to choose better
opportunity.
The l.iberte demands general Congress on
war
The journal des Debats says "Prusssla's
reply to France is insufficient.
LONDON, July l4.-Tho Telegraph this
morning says though the Prince of Hohen-
zollern renounces the c,ndidature, and the
King of Prussia endorses that renuncaslon it
still is too early 10 believe in peace. The
formal reply of Prussia to that effect is the
only thing that will restore confidence. Thus
far the only response has been naughty, often
s,ve and extreme which was doubtless design
cd to be firm and dignifed
4 statement is made to-day that Espartero
Denies having ever urged General Pfim in
preference to Leopold.
EMS, NASSAU, July l4.-Tho French Am
hassador to day demanded an audience OF the
King of Prussia to exact that Prince Hohen-
zollern's remuneration be made perpetual and
that Royal veto be applied to any approach
to the Prince on the subject Of the Spanish
Crown. The King declined to receive the
ambassador, and answered him through his
aide de camp that he had no further commu
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