The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-10

PEACE.
, AN ARMIsTICE OF TWENTY-FIVE DAYS
GRANTED.
VERsArLLEs, Nov. 3-ln consequence VI
the terms proposed, yesterday, by Thiers and
accepted to-day hy Bismarck, the latter
Offers to the French an armistice Of twenty
FIVE days 10 allow general elections to b
held throughout France. The armistice j,
to he based on military stoia ono existing
on the day Of signature.
TME WAR.
MErz AND THE SURROUNDING TOWNS QUI.
ELY SUBMITTING TO PRCsaIAS RULE.
SAARBRUCK, Oct. .l-A special to the
Herald saws: Metz il entirely occupied by
the Prussians The conduct Of the inhab-
itants toward the soldiers is good. A strong
Prus-ian party exists in the town. Procla-
nations were issued yesterday, and to-day, to
the French soldiers and inhabitants, COM
handing the soldiers who have not surren-
dered to do 80 within twenty-four hours, OF
be arrested and tried by court martial,
and exhorting the inhabitants to submit
quietly 10 the Prussians occupation and not
modest the soldiers, and forbidding the as
sembling Of more than ten persons in the
streets; promising that the property Of private
individuals shall be respected and ordering
the inhabitants to surrender all arms and
ammunition. Death is declared the penalty
for the infringement of these Orders. Food
of all kinds il beginning to arrive.
OVERTHROW OF THE PROVISIONAL GOVERN
MENT IN PARIS.
Tours, Nov. 3-The journals publish ex-
tracts from the Journal O@cidlc Of Paris,
Al. IL - Il o hat
the Paris Government decided to accept an
armistice, and that Flourens, who awaited a
pretext, raised a temporary riot. The Jo"ranl
says the Hotel de Vile was invaded and a
Committee of Public Safety proclaimed. The
members of the Provisional Government were
detained for several hours. AboutS o'clock,
Trochu, Aragos, and Ferry were freed from
the hands Of the rioters by battalion Of Ma
tiOnal Guards Favre, Garner, Pages,
Simon, and the Commander the Hundreith
Regiment, were still held prisoners. 1t was
not until 3 o'clock in the morning that these
lamentaDle acts were repre->ed by some bat
talions of National Guards, who ran up in
great numbers and took their position
around the Hotel dc Vile, headed by Ferry.
KING WILLIAMS ORDER OF THE DAY.
BERLIN, Nov. 3.-The following royal
order of the day is published this morning:
''!Soldicrs Of the Confederate Armies: When,
three months since, We took the field, ] said
God would be with our just cause. That
this confidence has been fully realized, wit
ness Woerth, Saarbruck, Metz, Sedan, Beau-
mont, Strasburg-each victory for our arms.
To YOU belong the merit and the glory.
You have maintained all the virtues which
especially distinguish soldiers. With Metz,
the last army Of the enemy is destroyed.
take this opportunity To thank you all, from
the General to the soldier. Whatever is in
the future, look forward to it calmly, because
l know that with such soldiers victory can
not fail.
"tSigned) WILLIAM"
GARIBALDI's ORDER OF THE DAY.
LONDON, Nov 3-General Garibaldi, in
an order Of the day, reproaches the Repub-
lie for their failure to act for the mutual de-
down by the casll-bOxes Of her great bankers.
With her lifted finger she might have kept
Prim from Madrid, but she allowed him to
slaughter the Spanish nation. Referring to
the United States, the General says: ''One
Of Washington's great family barely per-
mits the Republic to fling 4 word Of symla-
thy to the brave deccndents Of Lafayette.
Thou who first proclaimed the emancipation
Of the races! Classic land Of liberty. Home
Of the exile. Will thou abandon
in this struggle Of giants thy sister nation?
Wilt thou again march ut the Van Of human
progress? Heroic struggle. France is in
ruins because her army Of braves was led by
the stupidest of iyranis. But the nation is
here. Ii has risen As one man and will
make the old autocrat of Prussia repent his
inhuman butcheIy.''
The order closes with an appeal Ia the sol
diers, declaring that their courage is unqIe--
tionable, but that they want the GOODNESS and
discipline indispensable to war.
THE CONDITIONS ANNOUNCED ny THE lTAL-
IAN GOVERNMENT UPON TAKING: POSSESS
ION OF ROME.
ROME, Nov. The following conditions
were announced by the Italian Government
upon taking possession Of Rome:
All political authority vi the Pope and
Holy See in Italy is abolished and will re-
main No. The Pope will bc entirely free in
the exercise Of the ecclesiastical rights he now
Possesses AS supreme chief us the Catholic
Church, and will enjoy all the honors and
liberties which constitute sovereign Prer:ga-
tives He will dispose "t and provide for
his church IN he has up to the present time.
A territorial immunity will he accorded the
HOLY See, 80 that, free and independent at
home and abroad, he may take care Of the
interest. and exercise the authority Of the
Church. All Italian and foreign prelates,
cardinals, bishops and spiritual bodies, and
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nifty ut the place Of rc-idcnce Of the supreme
head Of the Church, whether summoned for
council or any ,aher purpose. The Holy
See will liz able to communicate freely and
independently at home and abroad with the
power and clergy special postal and tcle-
graphic services will lie placed wholly at It's
disposal. Representatives Of foreign powers
at the Holy See will enjoy com
plete liberty ~ at other sovereign
courts. The P"pe's Agates and ENJOYS will
be treated like Ambassadors Of foreign SOW
ereigns. The Pope and church shall enjoy
unlimited liberty Of publication ut the Holy
SEES place Of residence, of all personal and
conciliatory determinations. The Pope
shall have full liberty TO travel at all times in
and out If the country. Italy will consider
hin, ~ foreign sovereign, and he will he
treated and honOred as such Throughout
the kingdom. The appanage Of tIlir Holt
ness and his court shall he furnished by Italy,
who also assumes the debts hitherto con-
tracted BY the Pontiiical State for the tran
guilty Of the Catholic world and power.
italy il disposed to guarantee the Liberties 1t
the church and independence of the Pope by
sanctioning them in international treaty by
these commissions. The government
wishes to prove to Europe that Italy
respects the sovereignty Of the Pope
conGormable 10 the principle, "a free church
i'm Il free State During the last two
DAYS the Ambassador of Austria and
Ministers Of Holland and Portugal
were received by his Holiness. II is believed
the Pope accepts the situation and approves
of Austria taking lead in calling an lnterna-
tional Congress, which will finally receive
his sanction to the above conditions.
a-a PROTESTANT WORSHIP.
Gen. L. Mormora continues the POPe's
interdict against the occupation Of place oi
Protestant worship in Rome, and the I'rUtes-
nni chapel will remain outside Of the walls.
A PROPOSITION FROM RUSSIA To RCY THE
FRENCH FLEET.
New York, Nov. IA Tribune CORES
pcndent telegraphs from Tours: The Rus
sian emisaarieS have been proposing u buy
the French fleet, offering certain political
inducements in addition to large price, bat
have have met with no SUCCESS.
WEHr 1ynuES.