Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

'r.liz,'ion o' tue Grand Duchy agreed TO
by All parties. 80
It's s.ii The Russian Government win
receive from the United States a q ct II
iron clad. .;s'rai OF the stipulated sum 81
money tSr tenssean Apsg3N. 81 !
LpsooxDesxs. April q -fhe steamer
Britannia from New fssa. tuSehsl No.
vile to ~ .ed ale! ics 9!ssesv:
s's''ss = 49, "a .A.'s's>'
New Tosx. April S7,h.-rhs steamse
.A", =. ., 49, sssshanss0 u - issh
A PARIS correspondent of the London
15mss believes 0ss1s tnsAse WIN s. tuuud to
reconcile the con6,ctins prctensioas Of
Fenncu and Prnooio. 7a
re Ia lrssss says, hovsver. shesc . one
point end 0as ueiys - WAaeh rnnaes caeuUs
acCeps 81 any 0snpsu0iss, ana sAns = TIE
psesesce u The PFusssaL sUldSsrD ID Luxcna.
Nsnfg. &C.
has just delivered - 700 Nssdls gums ~ ,hs
French ,ninister Of var. The establishment
"a Md 70 by in . pnsitiOu 10 b. able T.
clsin, . premium u 81, 0V0 francs Offered BY
the g..ve rninent tor tie Gun plction ~ 100.
VyO I,fiss b. the 3fd " April.
The La France tsys the news circulated
about the calling tue Reserve is ccvoid II
vii foundation.
The Gasrtte of France ssys: II we are
we'll informed, Tue Florence cxbiuet has al
/ ready caused It 10 be intinated 70 the
French government that in case Of war be
tween France and Prussia, Italy would BE-
on the side Of her alice NJ 1856.
MI. Kicolsale on the contrary is inclined
toward Prussia, and the ministerial crisis
w1a
minister is constituted, IL IL said 10 have
been occssioned, especially by the question
Of alliance with . view 70 the approaching
| European war.
The Auenter National 10 certain there will
b NO war At psssrl 'bss~esa France and
F., Prussia,
The movement against the army organi
cation bill seems 10 be spreading In the de.
partments.
Princess Helena, vile of Prince Christian
Of Schsesweig Aolsasia hes given birth to
The 1sssssr Natisss, 10 70 b. prosecuted
| for having promulgated false news, 10 have
ing ssser.p1 thap military preparation Was
| b. lox made q kgunD aad certain wsrlike
steps hsd been takso BY the war depart
ment. SIN
The French Legislative 6o6y adopted
bill relative to Improvement lor debt
A bill. contrasting pehaion Tor Lamar.
10 The NorsI ossnaa PARLIAMENT, Bic
suasck aoasuecsd ~ te1eMl government
would scgxpe maae 81 ~ amUudsnents To
dsaits Of tue C0sMitu'ioo ifshe HOuse would
give way On che question Of Remuneration
4, depa.iss anL I've ARMY arrangements in
dshnie, which followed.
| Blsmafck saiu Il o. position psevenls ne
from Completing the WORK begun, l shall
4. quest rs,e kisg 70 relieve me VI my post
Tue Parliament subsequently, tD,k tue &C
| IiUn Ia conformity with BisulMtck's seOut 6
News tom Cree Vi March 2Olh, says that
every attempt oi the TURKS to advance b.
yUn, the open country of the noriliesn
shore has been repulsei with y loss.
! LATER By STEAMER Z sNoBiA.
| NEW YORK, April 2s.-The steamer Ze-
noDis from southampton tie l7th arrived
carly this "A. IN.
| the Paris Prrsss has a rumOr that Bis.
IN +rck has tendcred his Resignation IN cs,u-
&c luenrc of difference ot opinion between
hl.ascii and tue King, the latter being un
~liliBg to accept the evscualiUn of Luxem
nourg Count Vouder .uliz would pruoA.
! bly, succeed him.
irpnris are current Of the arrest Of Prus
sian officers by The French authorities At
EbiOhy,l!e, and Of the arrest of French ofa
GERS ~ Mayence, but they w.rc declaied
un:0uuded.
| A circular from the French war Office
6xes the exemption from military service
At tSOvO francs during 1857, and each year
remaining nj BOD france
| Ia the North German Parliament Bis.
narck made speech announcing his con.
currence in the amendment to defeat the
federal constitution. by which the strength
Of the atmy on . peace footing would re.
main unstered until the common federal
code OF laws could be promulgated. he
offered an amendment that the next Eve
Years shoulI be considered Jesrs Of Trans
action and after that the army should be
placed on peace toOting and ebuuld be
maintained with the same strength ~ herU
toiore until the promulgstion Of the same
code OF laws where army expenses shou i
neverthelcss be Axed By special laW on the
basis OF hitherto existing organisations.
The amendment Bismarck supported Was
rejected 1U7 against ITO, when Bismarck
urgently requested the house u pass on the
amendment which would leave To the GOV
eminent the choice OF time for prpmulgat
ing the common federal code Of l,ws, say.
ing that unless this amendment was adopted
the federal government would not agree TO
the draft, and the task Of drawing up con.
ettuuOn WiGus pOootOiy ~ tne 1885, MOmenS
be frustrated; hstanding the amend.
n,ent was rejected III to 1l9. The amend.
fient which Bismarck opposed was then
adopted zoe against 50 All the remaining
articles OF the dran were thsn adopted.
The Polish members who had supported
bismarck Thea resigned their seats. in c,n-
sequence. they said, Of the failure Of the
last attempt to prevent an act of violence
Committed by their Incorporation in the
North German Confederation.
| The Italian 0overDment has given very
stringent orders 10 prevent or repress any
attempt to violate Ponti6cial territory.
The London zIwes ~ n editorial favor
Ing The neutsalisue1oo Of Luxembourg.
1t Was rumOsed that Russia end Prussia
were il negUeiatioa 70 transfer 70 Prussia
al Poland to vestul&
Ninety members he'd withdnwn from the
BohemiGn IJiet a scconat Of irregularities
attending The pruoeot sleesioas.
prOclamasiOa hes been iesued u ho0e,
ecilis9 % the popalAes - fise, and prom.
'ein9 0sribaldf suppest. z
Tue insssdicslsa upon the Als Of II
L.oe'tk ~ the 1eloeeo Of Paris has not d.
minehed it, cifcahsl0p.
A Berlin letter h the 7imes says Rusoie
eesms fav0rably disposed to Prussia willis
Austria "a. cts impartial but somewhat sue
p'cious neutiali'y.