The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-08

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fight withURSOa noi1 ~ '-i
-zsF1ssclI Or Gi1n a
Pass SeEGlIHt4pe husdiied tbuos.ni
Ibid ninskelA. dliscoyeesttd m The hapds Of DIAL
ers, have been eised aisd Distributed 10 The
forces nov cOllecaed here In the city
fH the mspose Of. defending Il.
ssnusI raE EaPEseoR aSb FAMILY.
+ L0xpox, 4ef6E tit Is said, McNlslbc
disoleyefaAe ofdefs Fl Tie Emleror To- d.
tab q, Loo tfooYs TO psuteC4 the Prince linz
perial. The EmlsrS ren,ains in Paris, n
docs the Diplomatic Corps ..,
r-.-4 3, Ilr1tr 49, it- i'
y ~ ir'f FnGnslA..i
HOW BAzaISE's Army WAS SHUT uP IN
f.'v;I . - METZ - .t.-....
BEsEiS,. august 51.-Lesters from the
Prhsian headquarters explain how Ras.iDe's |
attempt 10 escape, from Metz was defeated.
4 cuIv Of certain instructions Ut Bazaine Vas |
cund near Metz, from which The Prusians |
learned the enemy was retire in two -. |
enc By the high ruad u Mars-lA-TUg3 and /
vadGm, and the other By COnhalss. The
piam was disconnected BY the Russians, who
made an attack On the 18th. The French
subsequently, TUX the rvad. ria Borey, bet
were again feImisod, and finally driven back
in the battle 81 the 18Th 10 the walls Of Metz
There they have since been cvn6ned, their
only way Of escaping being to cut . passage
through the Prlssian line, which they have
not attempted. ..-,''... |
A PROTEST AGAINST FURElGN INTERVIEW
e. TION. /
a meeting Of nOtzble-, held here lat
evening, an atkiress ~ the King was framed,
against permitting f,feign inter
vention, which would deprive PRUSSIA If her
reward of the late victories The sacri6ces .
1f Germany alone should lie heard. Ger
many Is willing to cUufide all to the King If
Prussia in establishing lesce, MT sgain to
Re wantonly brOken. &; l,. : r.fr tr.sH
GREAT nRarAlN.
TRAVEL BETWEEN LONDON AND FAIRS.
LONDON Sept Passengers between 4
london and Paris still worry through BY
ray Of Dover and New Haven.
~ DUlNGs or A FRENCH FRIGArE. b
The French ffigatc, of Plymouth, after
afturiWg the Julius, was seen ON Wednes-
lay N dusk in pursuit ola large German ship o
Thich was making every effort to escape. l.,
SHARP NOTE PROM PRUSSIA 10 ENGLAND.
LONDON, Aug. 3l.-England is likely 70
ave an Alabama issa,e with Prussia. A $,
pte, almost equivalent to prAest, has
cen received by Earl Granville. II re- q
iCnstrates against Englands disregard of L,
er obligation as a neutral, and declares
russia will NOT accept the legal quibbles Of "a
w officers VI the crown, and summons
ngland to fulfil her neutral obligations or
Ike the consequences, The question is
ipIomatic one, the note adds, and must be
romptly solved rs such. ,r .f...rf.f. ~ IN
1t is stated that England will not allow
aris to he bombar,led. She believes the
rench people ought MT to he allowed to
crifice their capital nselessly.
-F DElGlCA. -f-Er.I :
cLGICN DETERMINED To PRornT HER
/, t4rr,. - EEUTRALETY.di wi n.
Should the French Emperor cross the -
elgian, frontier the guards Of the latter Oh
unfry have been ordered to demand his
ord. Other severe orders have been
aied for the lsulsSe Of guaranteeing pro-
tion of Belgian Be,itrality. 81 '.l' ~
.y.-.ss,. ..f s-- -l
,-I .' 4''GtlITALY. 80.
The italians are resolved that the Pore -
all resign all temporal power or leave the
intry.
III l- gILlEr-
'peka Elects q Majority Of Anti
iuf Clarke DELEGATES.