The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-09
VOLUME Number 141e
THE SPANISH TROUBLE.
EXCITEMENT IN PARIS GROWING
MORE INTENSE.
Angry Rumors from Madrid and Ber-
lin-The Demands OF France.
PARIS. July s.

e. e ), 4
The feeling regarding the Spanish question
is somewhat more assuring this morning. The
Bourse was open last night until IL o'clock,
with transactions iut Rentes at 70f. l4c., the
lowest figure fot years. They are shade
frmer this morningl70f Ssc-
The Constitutional, Imperial organ, an
nounces this morning that the Spanish Minis
ter received instructions to give the French
Government official notice Of the candidature
of Hohenzollern, aad adds: sswhen France
becomes convinced Of the persistence Of Spain
In this matter, she;will terminate diplomatic
relations with her,. sa!.Y SO.
PARIS, July s-Evening
No defnite intelligence has been received
from Prussia, bet France viii not be content
with an evasive declaration made by Count
Won Bismarck that Prussia ought, in the In
terest of the peace of Europe, to withhold her
xensent for Prince Leopold Of Hohenzollern to
sit upon the throne ofSpain.
The following details touching the candida
ture of Prince Leopold are gathered from the
semi-ofacial Journals Of this morning: q,
General Prim meant hostility when the
Spanish Government notified the great pow
ers Of Europeof HohenzoHern's candidature On
the 81 July.
General Prim advised Senior Olazaga,' the
spsniah minister. here, that he General Prim)
hadsoaosensP Prince Leopold, and that the Span
ishnninishy felt assured that the French Coy
ernment wo1ld object to It, but that he de-
pended upon the higher sentiment OF the
Emperor. This proves. that General Prim
meant to act without thesconsent OF the: Em-
peror of France.
France has been in communication with the
other powers of Europe, and in all cases has
received words Of sympathy. All that she
seeks at Berlin and Madrid is toprevent polit-
cal complications. 4
A dispatch recently forwarded to the Span
ish Government by the Duke OF Grammont is
made public to-day. The Duke says that
France hopes that Spain will renounce the
only candidate tothe throne who Is altogether
disaTeeable. He recalls the services Of the
French Government In foreign affairs by inter-
dieting plots and arresting invading Carllsts;
and!also urges the fact that, France aided Spain
in the establishment Of the provisional gov
erhment. sss. 8 NJ, :.,.ss
Nooanswer has been received nom Prussia
Nnes the declaration Of the Secretary Of For
eign Affairs in the Corps 1egislatif few days
ago. On the morning Of that day, however.
q dispatch was received from Prussia, stating
that that government knew nothing Of the
.candidaturel of Prince Leopold for the throne
of Spain. y s41s: t -
"a report, which seems well founded, is In
circulation here that the Prussian Minister OF
War has ordered all the general officers of the
PrussTan5umy TO Join their corps without de-
lay is.;,,. ~ ~
The Memorial Eiplomatique says that 3
French circular has been issued defining the
situation.
MADRD. July 8.
The Discussion t?) has an article o-dsy on
the throne question, wherein It Is stated that
the Prince of Hohenzolle lerns qualifications are
indisputable.. "a beggar himself he comes to
rule nation Of beggars.
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