, 1875-11-06
THE WILLIAM.

LIE WILLIAM.
BERLIN, Oct II.
The Norddc3tscde Zejtuag contains a very
warm leader upon the Emperor's Italian Jour.
ney. The sentiments uttered by the semi.ofi-
cial organ are echoed by the Liberal press, the
disposition of which towards the Roman Court
has always been friendly.
ROME Oct. 16.
The Italia Mlitare ofto-dav publishes an arti-
Gle welcoming the German Emperor in the
name of tho Italian Army. saying that the
Italians not only see in his visit a splendid tes-
timOny to the position assumed by Italy in the
concert of nations, but also regard it as an ex-
preston of the pacific sentiments of Germany
towards their country.
TURIN, Oct. Is.
Prince Bismarck has by telegraph conveyed
his excuses to King Victor Emmanuel for his
inability to accompany the Emperor William
on his visit to Italy. The telegram says that
the Imperial Chancellor is suffering severely
from rheumatism, and, having expressed his re-
greet, prays that His Majesty will consider him
az being Ipreseat.
Milan, Oct. l6.
Preparations are being made at Trent to
welcome the Emperor on his passage through
that town.
BADRN.DADEN, Oct. II.
The Emperor William left here for Milan by
special train at 8 O'clock last night. The
Grand Duke, several prinoely personages, the
Diplomatic B )dy, and the Civil AMI Military
authorities took leave of His Majesty at the
. station.
MILAN, Oot. II.
King Victor Emmanuel has arrived here.
RUSSIA.
BERLIN, Oct. II.
The Russian G0vernm mt have commanded
all Polish proprietors in the Provides of wilma,
C.1J-o I(,-., I;o,l- -o,f T.L--- 4 Ill
their present holders any farms rented by
Russians. Tho conditions of the sale will be
regulated by the Government. The farmers
and peasantry in those Provinces being exclu-
sively Russians and Lithuanians, this measure
completes the imp0verishment of the local Polish
nobility begun by Mourayieff after the last
rebellion.
Large numbers Of Russian peasants from
Agtrakhan, Samara, and Tambotf, the well
known famine districts of the Empire, are be.
ing sent out to settle in Turkestan.
DENMARK.
BERLIN, Oct. II.
The Danish Government have determined to
form o fortified fort at Aggersoesund, south Of
Kors0er, on the shores of the Great Belt. The
survey of the. locality has already been begun.
COPENHAGEN, Oct. 16.
In consequence of the violent east wind pre-
valent during the last few days. the tide has
risen to an unusual height at several towns on
the coast.
The bark Star in the East, from Whitby,
Captain Massie, f~oundered yesterday near Siege,
Island of M0en.
The crew, nine in number, was saved.
THE CARLIsT WAR.
ToLosA, Oct. 16.
Proposals for q ConUenio between the party
of Queen Isabella and the 0arlists with the
object of placing the ex- Queen on the throne at
Madrid in the place of her son, while the four
Northern Provinces wore to form new king
dom under the rule 'ofDon Carlos, have been
ormally submitted to the latter by the leaders
of the Moderate Party.
King Charles has Indignantly rejected these
overtures, declaring that, as King of all Span
iards, he cannot listen to q proposal which
seeks to draw him from the path of duty and of
honour.
= MADRID, Oct. 16.
TIE Correspondence of this evening publish
IS letter, dated Vitoria, the 18th inst, assert
ing that Dorregaray and several other Carlist