The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-21


MUNICH. July 1.-THE RAsxrian amy,
including che Resesse Corps Is ordered v
take the 6elA.
BCCGsS,cAs. Cst-HC1I.
RoNE, July l7.-ln the Ecumeniczl
Council laa week = Psote4 was read to the
pre-ading Father agaiHa the calumnies Of the
public PRES. Il was unanim0sssly approved
By the BishoP<. The 5oarth public coagre-
CATION will be held 10 DAY.
Cardinals Rasher, Swzrtenberg, Mathier
and the Arch Bishops Of Paris and Lyons,
vcAcd against infalfibility, and . French
Bishops voted against the dogma, and 10
voted cuUditionally.
RuNORs OF RUSSIAN INTERFERENCE.
LONDON, July 18-The London and Liv-
erpool stock market is purely nominal, and
no genuine TRANSACTIONS. The panic arises.
from rumor that the Emperor Of Russia
proneunces in favor Of Prussia and mobiles
the Russian army. The rumor paralyzes
everything.
SWEDEN AND NORWAY NEUTRAL.
STOCKHOLM, july l8.-It is assured that
Norway and Sweden will remain strictly
neutral
THE FRENCH COMMANDERS.
mands the first army corps, Count De Palikas
the second, Gen. Frissard the 81, Marhal
McMahon the 4ih, and Gen. Fenilly the 5th.
Marshal Bazaine will command the Imperial
Guard and the reserves
ENGLAND's POSITION.
LONDON, July l8.-The Morning Post has
double loaded article containing the follow
ing /: ANY violation Of Belgian territory ends
England's neutrality.
PRussIA NEEB TINE TO ORGANIZE.
The London Times expects to be obliged
to chrOuicle Prlssian reverses at first owing
to the superior preparations and efficiency Of
the French troops. Prussia needs at least
another fortnight to get in readiness.
ACTIVITY IN PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, July 1s.-Never before wa. there
20 wild and universal excitement in this
country. Berlin Is alive with troops, and the
railroads cannot carry them off as fast as they
are eager to be carried to the Rhine. The
people Of all the States of the Bund are
coming forward with the most self-Sacrifc-
ing assistance, and the feeling against
France il bitter in the extreme. kumors Of
aid from Russia are widely circulated and
generally believed, and efforts are being
made to bring Austria and Bavaria into ALI
ance. The French blockading feet has leen
sighted off the Weser and Ellie.
THE PRUssIAN MILITARY POsIrION.
PARIS, July Is, :; +. N.-At noon the
PrlsSian forces occupied the following points
Saarbruck, in Rhenish, Prussia, and Newburg,
| i'm Rhcnish Bavaria. Both Of tl,ese towns
are directly on the frontier They alsO had
force concentrated ut Linden, in ue.<e
Darmstadt.
II is now generally believed here that Rus.
sia will sustain Prussia The Noche, Red
Republican organ, holds that the Empire is
| answerablc for war without pretext.
PRrssIAN RESIDENTS IN FRANCE.
PARIS, July l9.-The morning Journal.
| saw that the Prllssians who are now in France
will not he expelled from the country, il
| they observe strict neutrality, but no diplo.
mati-t or other foreigner will he allowed in
the French camp. 800 .......
THE FRENCH PROGRAMME.
The La Libete, the Theirs party organ
gives the following French programme
| The army will first enter Herse to neutralizs
the Southern States of Germany, and viii
then occupy and fortify Frankfort; from thi:
point they will sweep all the fr,lssian terri
tory to the left Of the Rhine, then enteI
Prussia by the way Of Weaphalia, and TIN
reconstruction Of the Rhenish confederation
will follow. t' 90
| THE AMERICAN MINISTER.
| The Journal d Loir says that Mr.. Wash
burne, the American Minister has agreed {,
protect Pr,lssian subjects now in France, ant
adds that Mr.. .Washburne has certainly no
made such a promise without having firs
obtained the consent Of the French Govern
ment.
- HOPES OF PEACE ABAN IssNED. -
LONDON, July l9.-The 11mcs Of thi
| morning absndons all hope Of mediation
/ The sword must now decide.
/ PRIVATE PROPERTY on THE HIGH SEAS
BERLIN, July l9.-Bismarck says thai
private property on the high seas will I've ex
empt from sic1Irc without regard to rsSiprO
| city.
SPEECH OF KING WILLIAM.
BERLIN, July l9.-Last evening Kin;
William made speech to great number y
the people of Berlin who came to congratulate.
him. He said he WAS not responsible foI
the war which had just broken out. II.
| might personally I've passive under the out
rage, but Germany, even from beyond the
>ea had spoken. Sacrifices were sure. Prussia
had been spoiled by her rapid victories ir
two wars, and perhaps worse fate awaited
her now He, however, knew what to hopt
from God, the army and the people. The
French proclamation for the purpose o
exciting the people TO revolt has been dis
tributed in Hanover