The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-14
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From AL PAR1s Of THE WoRtD.
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bonds 5-20's of 1862 On Saturday evening
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Saturday evening were Sol; Moaday noon
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firmer and there Is an advance in thePrice of
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THE EXCITEMENT INCREASING.
Despa1e3ses from the various European
capitals tins forenoon announce that the ex-
citement i geeersfiy increasing, particularly
in no0eyed circles, and all sorts of securi-
ties have declined heavily. "
WHAT THE LONDON TELEGRAPH SAYS.
The London Telegraph says the war panic
might die ont only that men known to be in
Emperor's confidence are selling heavily.
WHAT THE TIMES SAYS
The Times has an article on the Spanish
question, wherein it says it is still possible to
look calmly at the future. Minister'S must
impress France with the extravaganza Of its
PretensiOns and susceptibiliiies in the absence
of real danger; an eventual war Is only too
probable. Only such !jealousies have passed
without COLLISION as in 1910 and in 1S4S
The balance of power is undeserving a
thought. The real issue is the possession of
the left bank Of the Rhine, and the contest
would last but until one or the other of the
warning powers became exhausted Civiliza-
| ton has everything to fear to lose in such a
- Il Al
Prussia denies the responsibility which
France acribes to her. France rehlses to
accept her disclaimer. How can she submit
to an arrangement which Spain considers
| within her own competence? The neutral
powers must net instantly and firmly to pre-
vent a collision. The same papers deplore
| the damage inflicted on the French credit
by the continued excitement.
FRENCH NEWS TO RE SUPPRESSED.
PARIS, July 1.-THE Moniteur Desair
announces that it will no longer give pub
licity to movements Of troops, and expects
other journals to adopt a similar rule.
The North German Parliament las been
summoned to give France her answer.
no WAR ASTIcrPATED.
LONDoN, July 1.-THE Times has Just
received telegram, dated at Berlin to-day,
announcing that the reports previously for
| wardesi from there touching the naval pre-
partitions at Baltic ports are unfom1ed
There j. no undue activity on the part Of
the Pru<sian navy, and no popular excite
| ment in Berlin. A pacific solution Of the
question at issue between France and Prussia
! seems to he confidently expected everywhere.
NO HOSTILITY TO FRANCE.
MADRID, July 1.-THE Regency has re-
newed its declaration that the claim Of Ho-
henzollem was not dictated by hostility to
France. The Republican newspapers Of
Spain blame the Government for the present
crisis, and think that an immediate procla-
nation Of republic would he the best reply
to France. The, Isperiai insists that the
French aim is to force Prince Alfonso upon
the Spanish throne.
AMICABLY SETTLED
PARIS, July l2.-Reported questions at
issue between France and Prussia amicably
settled.
HOHENZOLLERN DECLINES THE THRONE.
PARIS, July 12.-News that the difficulty
with Prussia is probably arranged is founded
on an announcement that Prince Charles, Of
Hohenzollern, brother Of Leopold through
Senior Olazaga as intermediatOr, has tek-
graphed Gen. Prim he should refuse the
crown for his son even If elected by the
Spanish people. Olivier left the hall Of tie
Corps Legislatif.
PRrSsIAN TROOPS CONCENTRATING.
LONDON, July 12.-There is no doubt
Pr,issian troops are concentrating near e.
den and Mayence.
RUMORs IN LONDON.
LONDON, July 12.-9p. m.-Rumors arr
current here that Prince HOhenzollern with
draws his acceptance Of the nomination b
the Spanish throne. The source of r,lmor
cannot be discovered at this hour, and tie
news should he received with caution.