The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-15

dated September 7th, midnight, contains The
following: THE city continues strangely
caln, but underneath, i i eiy 10 discover
q sezio0 feeling Of spprchensioa. There r,
beyo0d doufH, mach tDncealed desire for
peace On any tenn in pss3arence to SUBJECT
ing the Capital to the hotruf and danger d
8ege. But everybody u afraid 10 talk Of
yielding. The circralar Of Faxfe is liked:
/ Il inspires with eua1aee ne SU1bting and
Undecided .6onre Tweether increases The
depression.
/ The Uhlan. en-, approaching East. What
effect their actual arrival will produce is
hard to saw, but it is likely 10 be defiant,
although, if the question was honestly de-
cided according TO the wishes Of the people,
| il would be submission. 4 notice to expel
all women and children from the city Is ex-
pected tomorrow The exodus of strangers
in every direction is increasing hourly. The
hotels are empty and the theatres closed.
INTERFERING DETAILS OF NAPOLEON s
| MOVEMENTS AFTER CAPTURE.
LONDON, Sept. S.-Mr. Drummond, the
banker, writes to the Post an interesting
account of the Emperor Napoleon while q
prisoner. He says; 3 <lroA AZ
'Before long We joined the rear Of the
Emperor's train. The cortcge was Of great
length. We had good opportunity Of
seeing IT a. ii passed over bridge at right
angles with the main road. Flint came the
EmperOr's own carriage, travelling Berlin.
Then an open carriage. After these two or
! three carriages something like prison vans,
all of which were marked "Maison militaire
de Ia Emperenr," and containing members
of staff. Numbers Of horses followed, some
mounted by Imperial servants in livery.
The horses were magnificent animals. The
postilIions wore glazed hats, gray coats and
scarlet waistoaas. There were relays Of
horses for carriages and hacks, saddle horses
and chargers beyond price At noon to-day
the Emperor alighted in Bullion. and walk
ed to the hotel. The crowd Of people was
enormous, but were kept off by Belgian
troops. French officers OF high grade, among
them Prince Murat, strayed about. The
Emperor Appeared at the window, and the
crowd hurrahed.
The French prisoners we're silent and
made no response. The Emperor dined
first then his suite, and the rest. The EmPe-
por accompanied by General Castlemate
came to the door Of the railroad station.
He seemed WELT his face showing no ami
nation, though he leaned heavily on i SER
Dispatches were handed him, and he sat
out doors on the platform and wrote replies.
Afterwards he paced up AMI d"wn the plat
form, smoking cigarettes. lie returned to
the waiting room and read the independence
Beige until the special train arrived when he
Departed.
Kilograms and Newspaper Reports
from London.
ANNEXATION To NORTH GERMANY.
LONDON, Sept. Cities Of the South
German States, including CarlsrIhc, May
encc, Stuttgarlt and Municl, have peiitioncd
for annexation To North Germany.
MOVEMENTS OF THE PRINCE IMPERIAL.
A special despatch 10 the Heatd, dated
London, Sept. 9Th, says: The journey Of
the Prince Imperial from Dover 10 Hastings,
where he now is, was strictly private. Com
n,ander DuInis, who acts Us Governor for
the Prince, absolutely prohibits all CONVEX
sation with, and desires no intrsluctiOns to
him, ON the ground that extreme quiet is
necessary for his health, after the exciting
events he has passed through. 1t is intended
that he shall remain some time at Hastings.
One of the Princes suite states, that he, upon
arrival at Dover, received letter from the
Empress announcing her immediate departure
from Paris She states with much feeling,
that her first duty will be to visit her hus
band, when that is discharged she will join her
son.
DUKE DE GRAMMONT ON THE FRENCH STU
.H.. ALTON.
The Duke de Grammont arrived in London
yesterday, to Join his wife. The Duke ex-
presses himself very freely in regard to the
III tIsa
present revolutionary Government i'm Paris
cannot last, and predicts its speedy fall. All
recent tests, said he, proves that its members
have not got the confidence OF the people.
The men now in power are those whose e.
forts have heretofore been directed to EN-
barrass the real Government, and assure fail
ure of the war. The Duke declares the that
the Republican agents were all the time at
work endeavOring to shake the confidence
and destroy the discipline of the army, and
attributes the loss Of the several battles
greatly to that cause. In reply to the ques-
ton if he thought foreign Governments
would recognize the Republic, he said he
did not see how they could do so, for to-
morrow another batch might declare
themselves Provisional Government, as
sumo power and involve the city in blood
shed. Indeed, such results he considered
more than probable if arms are placed in
the hands of the lower classes just now.
A reverse in the field, or appearance of the
Pr,issians, might he a signal for the over
throw of the present self-constituted Ministry
and create another. The Duke expressed
the utmost confidence in Trochu, bn: fears
he will not be permitted TO have his own
way. He believes France fully able yet to
vindica,e her honor and expel the Pr',ssians
lie declined to express an opinion as tn the
future Of the Emperor, but evidently believe>
the Republic will have but a brief existence
The Duke had long interview with Glad
stone and Granville, and there is reason to
believe, from what has tranSPired, that the
announcement of EnglamPs recognition
of the Republic was premature. The instruc-
tons to Lord Lyons were i'm eflec, to recognize
actual authorities under peculiar circnm-
stances, but refrain as far rs possible from
making any formal recognition Of the Gov
crnmcnt in official proceedings. The En-
elish Government in conjunction with other
neutral powers is about to make an appeal
to Prussia, to conclnde peace On a basis Of
the following propositions. French terri
tory to Ike held inviolaic. France to pay
Germany the expenses Of the war. gene
raj disarmament If France, the destruction
Of all forts in Aisace and Lorraine. 1t Is
Relieved these are acceptable TO the rcPub-
lie.
THE FRENCH PRISONERS CHARTERED on
THE GERMANS.
LONDON, Sept. The German States at
the demand of Prussia, undertake to pro-
vide for $4,000 French prisoners, ut the rate
Of one to every 500 of the population.
LOUIS BLANC MINISTER To ENGLAND.
LONDON, Sept. 10 7. MT is ru-
n,ored that Louis Blanc will return to Eng
land as Ambassador Of France.
The Manchester Er1miacf learns that
273, 900 men are available for the defence of
Paris.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC RECH;NIZED As A
DE FACTO GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, Sept. 6-Instruc,i"ns have been
sent to Lord LYONS to recognize the French
republicans as dc fdcto Government.
BIsNARcK's TERMS.
Ii is announced to-day that Bismarck has de
clareti that Germany ,lues not want Alsace
or Lorraine, only the destruction Of the for
tifications Of Strasb,rg and the French
Rhine frontier, small war indemnity, and
the reduction Of the French army.
WHAT FAvRE WILL OFFER.
1t is reported that Kavre is prepared to Of
fer the abolition Of all standing armies on
that side Of the Rhine except Tor garrison
duty.
SYMPATHY WITH FRANCE.
LONDON, Sept. San immense meeting