The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-22

MILLER EXfkSiON.
LEITH, Sept. l5-By a boiler explosion
fifty workmen were badly injured; four have
since died. .,l
THE RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
LONDON, Sept. ii The first reports from
the railway accident at FarnwOrth were
gross exaggeraiions. No passengers are
missing, and none are badly hurt,
A DEMOCRATIC MEETING To Re HELD.
NEW YoRK, SsFA. 1.-THE Worlds
cable despatch from London, to-day, says a
grand Democratic meeting will be held on
Monday, and resolutions introduced calling
upon Gladstone to acknowledge the French
Republic. 4.-
THE POrE REFUSES TO TREAT WITH THE
KING OF ITALY.
New YORK, Sept. IA special to the
Evening Telegram, dated London 18th, il Al
follows: A special despatch received from our
correspondent, dated Rome l4ah, states that
all proposals from the King of Italy rs to
the future arrangements are repudiated by
his holiness, who declines to acknowledge
the authority Of the King 20 treat n to the
suhjugation Of the PApal States. a.' ..
ENTHUSIASM At THE ACTION OF THE IrAL-
IAN KING.
A despatch has also been received from
Florence dated 12th, stating that Min
lister IIanzo received, on that day a deputa-
ton Of prominent citizens Of Florence,
speeches were delivered, and the speakers
expressed the gratitud Of the nation to the
Italian Government for the deliverance of
the Roman provinces from the tyranOus and
impoverishing rule Of the PaIal Govern
mcnt. -
Lanzo heard the speakers through with
great patience and respect, and expressed his
satisfaction that the decided course Of the
Italian Government met with approval.
There was great rejoicing in Italy. The en-
th,,siasm was wide spread and in all the
cities, demonstrations Of approval Of the
Policy Of the Italian Government are every.
where Observed.
THE ITALIANS WARMLY WELCOMED IN THE
PoNTIFICAL TERRITORY.
florence, Sept. 13.-Evening.-The fol-
lowing official is just made public: The
Fapal troops have evacuated the town Of
Terricina, and the Italians were warmly
welcomed at Viterba, and elsewhere, on their
appearance in the POntitical territory, The
PaIal troops fraternize'i with the Italian
soldiers.
BATTLE.
Gen. COrl,onas advanced southwark from
Vilerho was stopped for time at Civi'a
C:,stenala. The PaparZouavcs Erming1 the
garrison Of the castle at that place, opened
fire on the Italians; battle e,lsred, which
lasted about an hour, when the pOntiiical
forces surrendered.
THE ITALIAN REPUBLIC rs PROCLAIHED.
LONDON, Sept. l4.-Reports Of popular
risings ut Nice and Menenentone are CON-
irmetl. The Italian Republic il proclaimed.
KING EMANUEL EXPLAINS.
LONDON, Sept. 15-The Pope has received
a letter from King Emanuel in which the
latter explains the course he has lately
taken. Any delay on his part, he says,
would have or=,sioncd the proclamation Of a
Re,,ublic in every Italian city, and his army
would not have fought the Republic which
would have been fatal to PaEacy. As II il,
Republication is 20 rampant that it may
prove irrePresible.
THE KING AND THE POPE.
LONDON, September, little 1ribsnes
correspondent writing from the Headquarters
Of the Italian army at Terne, on the 10Th
says: Senior MatinO, passed through this
place, on returning from Rome, taking only
an autograph letter from the King, to the
POntitf, in which the king simply stated
that, considering the important events that
had occurred, he had thought it his duty to
occupy the Papal territory, promising the
Pontiff free exercise Of his spiritual Office.
Cadarn, gives information that Senior Ma
tino, had bsen received by the Pope, who
said: "When the Kings troops enter
will declare nIyselfa prisoner" Cadarn,
believes the Pope ordered the troops not 10
resist, and Colonel Chanetta. commander Of
the Papal forces, notwithstanding the POPe's
order, threatens opposition; his forces are
concentrated near Monte6as.one, where de-
fensive works are thrown up. The Papal
army amounts to seventeen thousand we'll
armed aud equipped soldiers, having Rem
ingtOn m,isEets and several metrailleurs.
Zeanocre threatens To massacre the people if
4 rising occurs. .. ...
SPAIN.
MINISTER IN DISGRACE FUR RE(ODNlZ.
ING THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
MADID, Sept. l5-SenOr Olnzaga, Spanish
Minister, has been recalled from Paris, his
Odense icing the recognition Of the French
Republic, when, by present treaties, Spain is
bound 70 await the ACTION Of other powers BE-
fore taking such step. 'H rf'
ALARMED AT THE MANIFESTATION OF RE-
PUBLICAN sPIRIr.
MADRID, Sept. l5-The Government Is
evidently alarmed by the manifestation Of
the Republican spirit of the country, re-
Gently, as evidenced by the strong exPres-
sion Of sympathy over the organization Of the
French Republic. 1t is understood that the
Government is silently preparing to meet
and check-mate any dssigss upon Ihe part of
the Republican leaders here. Gen Prim has
been accomplishing. troops around the city,
and has also occurred great stores If muni-
lions for their supply. Pim is evidently
uneasy, and Il using every exertiOn to has
ten the election Of 4 monarch.
LONDON, Sept. 15.-It il understood that
the Spanish Government Is preparing for
the designs Of the Republican leaAerr.
Troops and great stores and munitions are
accumulated in Madrid.
SOUTH AMERICA.
DISCOVERY OF GREAT CATARACT.
LONDON, Sept. 'i5.-Advics are received
here, describing . cataract Tecently dis
covered in British Guiana, in South Amer
ica, which dwarfs Niagara. There are tvo
klis, one Of 700 feet and another q fly. The
volumes Of water passing over the falls,
seventy weight feet detp, and hand,ed yards
broad during . dry season. The Col0nial
Government h arranging fscilisies for vii-
tons.