The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-12-21
GREAT BRITAIN

| LONDON, DEC. IA special from st.
| Petersburg states that yesterday the Car
Cwitch, and Alex BEST, brother of Alexis,
in a quarrel assaulted the Prince Demus
and the German Minister. The friends of
the parties interfered and the parties were
separated. The incident has caused great
excitement, although there is no reason To
apprehend an interruption o. the good re-
lations between Russia and Germany. The
quarrel is thought to be wholly personal.
LONDON, Dec. I3.-3p. m.-The Times
extra contains the following:
"KISG's LYNN, WEST SANDISa.HAM.-
In the case Of the Prince, there ha. been no
restoration from the frs, convalescence, n
We had expected.
ii p. m-The bulletin issued from SAN
bingham, at 10 p. m, by the physicians in
attendance upon the Prince, states that the
Prince has passed lsss unauiet evening.
The unofficial dispatches from Sandingham,
however, are unfavorable. The lung symp-
toms are reported to be the most distressing.
4 telegram to the Echo saws his d.iirium
is constant but not violent. He does no,
rave, but mutters incohorently hour after
hour, without cessation.
The latest bulletins this afternoon cay the
Prince has beeL very uEquiet all afternoon,
and the gravity of his symptoms are unata-
ted.
There is a feeling in come circles that the
official bulletins have represented the condi-
ton Of the Prince TO be worse than 1t really
ia, in order to arouse sympathy for the
Prince and make him popular.
The British Foreign Office has sent in
structions to all Of its agents abroad to in
vestigate the international Societies in va
rious countries, To which they are respective
ly accredited, and report thereon 10 the
Government.
The strike OF the telegraph operators IL
diving out, and the men IN the large cities
are returning to work without accomplish
ing their object, and the movement has
proved failure.
A party ofobserver. OF the total eclipse of
the sun in the Southern Hemisphere report
that the photographs Of the corena obtained
are perfect. The conclusion Of several points
arrived at is that il should be thoroughly
demonstrated by modern astronomers.
SANDRIN6HAM, Dee. H-Ihe Prince
sIep, during the night, and there was some
abatement OF the grave symptoms
Nooy-The Prince has been tranquil all
the forenoon.
3r. MA further change in the condi-
ton Il the Prince is reported, and hopes of
his recovery are freely expressed. The pub
lie feeling il more confident.
LoSpos, Dsc 1.-THE following bullet
ins are issued this morning:
'Sandringham, Dec. l5.-5 a. m.-The
Prince had a quiet night. There are still
symptoms ofdebility, bu, his condition may
be said to be more favorable.
IL m.-The Prince continues IN tran
quill state, and is slowly but steadily improv-
ing.
3p. m.-The danger in the care Of the
Prince is 10 far iessened that a telegram To
the Princess Victoria has been sent, counter
mandirg the summons sent to her 10 come
to Sandringham.
$50 p. m.-The Prince has been tranquil
all the afternoon. The course ofthe fever con-
tinues favorable. The Queen will return To
Windsor tomorrow. This bulletin vas re-
Gel. ed with great cheering wherever it was
posted mp. A feeling Of profound relief
prevailed in all quarters.