The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-13
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CABINET MEETING
PRUSSIA AGAIN THREATENED.
VIENNA, Oct. San extraordinary Cabi.
net meeting was held here to-day, and it is
rumored that serious complications have
arisen with the Pr,lssian Government.
| The Eastern Correspondence, Won Belist's
official organ, Of tomorrow, will contain a
reply 10 the article in the rrussian Gross
Gazette, of yesterday, saying that the Gov
eminent earnestly desires peace, but that il
can never permit Prussia To become the
dominant power Of Europe. This, it adds,
is now the avowed determination of Bis
marck and his royal master.
Prince Charles left tonight for Prague.
THE PRUSSIANS WILL NOT OPPOSE THE
& ASSEMBLY.
LONDON, Oct Sit is not thought that the
PrIssians will take action to oppose the as
scmbling Of the French Constituent Assem-
bly,. -'.-'.' ''.'
FURNISHING THE ENEMY WITH sINEws OF
WAR.
ROUEN. Oct. S-Several French s,ecula-
tors were lately caught sending supplies TO
the invaders. They were all arrested. .....
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HELPING AN EMIR 10 IBAIN HIS Az
THORITY. .-.. .r.
ST. PErEHsBURG;, Oct. S-The population
Of the District Of Schagreis,ion having re-
belled against the Emir; the Russians have
subjected the region again 10 his authority.
The Russians were obliged to Storm kuiab,
where the rebels had cntrenched themselves.
In this encounter the Russians suffered a loss,
ono officer killed and eight wounded, and
eighteen men killed. The rebel loss is not
given, but it is heavy. At last accounts the
country was quiet. ....
ITALY.
DOES NOT WANT NICE AND sAvoY-THE
OFFICIAL VOTE. ........
LONDON, Oct. S.-The Italian Govern
ment has formally repudiaiei any design
looking to the remuneration Of Nice and
SAVOY. Ella.
The result Of the Plebiscitum in the Roman
States is officially published as follows: For
Italian unity, II, 365 against ,507; minority,
II, $50. -,
CARDINAL CULLUM CONDEMNS THE CONDUCT
OF THE KIM; OF ITALY. ,.,,.
LONDON, Oct. S.-A despatch to the New
1oTk HcTuH says: n letter Is Iioiiailcu
here, over the signature Of Cardinal Gull
luu,, on the Italian question. He violently
Condemns the action Of those whom he desig-
mates As revolutionists, WHO have dethroncd
the Pope and taken possession Of the Papal
States. Victor Emanuel, Garibaldi, Mazzini,
Napoleon and Ernss; Renan come in for a
large share Of ceiistIre. The Cardinal takes
a different view Of the policy and
acts Of the King of Italy than
that taken by Cardinal Manning,
and dcnounces tho King, Of Italy a.
as downright hyposrite. At the time when
the King Of Italy was protesting all the true
affection Of 4 true son Of the church, he had
ordered his troops TO fire upon tho Vatican if
necessary, with shell and all explosive ma
terials If modern warfare, well aware that
the Pope, Cardinals and all the members Of
the Papal household, were residents of the
Palace. The Cardinal denouncc the selfish
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and utter ncgation Of all OBJ
legations, either religious OF Otherwise, owed
to the church by the King of Italy, with an
eloquence that has produced the most start
ling effect, both upon the Roman Catholic
population throughout the country and Pro-
testants, in language nearly approaching
cursing. He prophesies for Victor Emanuel,
the fate Of Netuclladnczzar. " ,...-....