The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-10-16
FOREIGN NOrE.
The sultan of Turkey has issued a
decree prohibiting the expectation OF
cereals from Morocco for three years.

The Sultan of Turkey has issued ,
decree prohibiting the expectation o
cereals from Morocco for three years.
A mntiny has broken out in the Car
list camp at Durango, and Don Carlos
was wounded by one OF the mutineers
In official quarters here it is stated
that Don Carlos wound is serious, the
ball having penetrated his stomach.
| The London Standard publishes a
report that Princess Thyra, of Dem
mark, is to marry the son of the ex-
King of Hanover, and supplements it
| with rumor that Bismark has asked
an explanation eff the proposed alli-
ance.
The Vienna Neue Freie Presse yes
terday published the following special
| dispatch from COnstantinople: s'Part-
ly through the good offices of the Eng
| lish Minister, the Sultan has become
| reconciled to his nephew, AIohammed
Murad Efendi, the legal heir to the
Turkish throne. The sultan has sworn
to respect that right, and Mohammed
murad Edendi has promised that the
sons OF the Sultan shall retain their
ranks and palaces. The Dowager Sui
taHa vainly opposed this arrange
ment."
A Paris dispatch to the London
Standard says official reports announce
the election of $50 Conservatives and
300 Republicans to the Councils GEN
erai. The Times special correspond
emit at Paris telegraphs that the Re-
puoiieans have really gained more
seats than any other party. NJ Mar
tel, q Monarchist, and one of the Vice
Presidents OF the Assembly, has been
returned from Calais. JanVier de la
Aotte, the famous project, is elected to |
he Council General Maice-et-LOire. |
The Republicans carried Marseilles, |
Amiens, and Rsueu.
The session of the Danish Parlia- |
ment was opened yesterday. The |
speech from the throne was delivered |
by His Majesty King Christian in per-
SOD. In his speech he alluded with /
qualification to his recent visit to Ice
land, and announced that he brought |
the greetings of that colony and of the
Earoe island TO the mother country.
He hoped there would be harmonious
cooperation on the part of the new
Ministry and Parliament. The for
eign relations of Denmark were friend
iy. The existing situation prevented
q settlement of the Schleswig Ques-
ton, but there was still reason to hope
for satisfactory solution.
A banquet was given at the town OF
LeganO on Saturday last to Signor
President of the Italian
Council and Minister of Finance. In
2 speech delivered on the occasion,
otgnor Minghetti said it was estimated
there would be a deficit in the reve-
1ues of Italy in the year 1875 of 3d.
100000 of lire, which will probably be
by 100000 from uncoIlected
axes. The balance, $4,000, 900 of lire,
viii, lr Is expected, be covered by oct
oil and customs duties. The Minister
alluded TO the abnormal condition of
lffairs In Rome, and declared that lac
cared neither the red nor black spect-
RS, the coming of which had been pre-
iicted. He promised the enactment
u new and stringent laws against the
bands of assassinss now operating in va
ious parts of the country.
The National Zeitung and Post of
Berlin state that Count Won Arnim
vas arrested on a charge OF cmbez-
ling important State papers. The
russian Cross Gazette reports that
our Berlin policemen and two func-
lonaries OF the foreign office appeared
asst Sunday at Count Won Arnim's es-
-SN1 - &NeSSOAASANS anu OCl4louuCu u
lumber of letters signed by Bismark
nd sent to Won Arniin while he was
ambassador. The letters relate TO the
;ount's private affairs, and were to be
sed as the basis for certain legal pro-
ceilings which their possessor has al
eady instituted. The Ceunt REPLIED
the officers summons that the pa
ers were not in his house. He refns-
q to tell where they were, and declar-
d he would not surrender them. The
olice made long and fruitless search
+ the premises, and then conducted
ne Count to Berlin, where he was
odged in a police station. The
cunts residence in Berlin was also
but the papres were net
Ound; only private letter book was
eized. The members of Won Arnim's g
ami1y have petitioned the Emperor
Dr. the prisoners release on the ground
hat his health is bad, and confinement
, dangerous.