The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-22 00:00:00

RUSSIA AND THE Until
QUESTION.
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The "little cloud no bigger than a taw
which ha. boon so long
h.
direction of Ito we. *Tenemy. France. initlaihk:diiant:ignaw:ed'
test jell
ds s
Treaties of 1856. The step DOW °pertly 4441kz..11.1161
Gortsobakoff has been for sometime es 'Moe
Foreigu Office and Mr. Oslo Kerwin' su Ger
for the Prusiali bead•querten at Versailles
outineetion with the annonneement. eirtitj.woi
gretulatory messages to the Prussian ehlida
lately sent to Si. Petersburg, bed both the heat
Prince and Prince Frederick Charles hay. h___NAra
recently ninnivated Field Marshals tha—Zl6l7
army. If Kasai* really insists on breaking thelat__.
by which she was fettered after her lumina** 4,7111
Crimea, there must ensue a general updraft, fe rot
—the rehabilitation of the portentous Pastern aaa_„
and the inevitable entanglement of fferkertroll
Our principal safeguard against such a crisis is
that the intrigue, if intrigue it be, is one attera
only by the Court and the political party,Piod
" nous entree," or aridoorstie party, in liesera' Wei
in its sympathies, while the tone of the %MILD
as a body has been most strongly antagonc to P
since the comineneemeut of the war. oe
hand, we must reoollect that Prussia wad tft,
European power which wont in for Baulk at the
of the Crime" war, and that if, as is serieualy bah",
fn mftft, quarters. Prussia wishes to see gaitee,
entangled in warfare, here is her vary ereellent sham.
Such is the state of affairs at present: As to
result, qui cirra, semi,
The mild end peaceful Alexander, who was thwat,
to be entirely engrossed in establishing legal tara,-;1•41
for his village subjects and emancipating his serfs—raft
banovolent country squire on a large soak as we "le
posed him to be—tures out as sualutious and modem
as his father, Nicholas, of haughty memory. N". the
, father has been outdone by the BOIL Ni 060114 "
least propose to Sir Ilemilton Seymour that
should join Howie in dividing ths inhsritanee of era,
sick man." Alexander takes counsel with no
offers no arrangement, suggeusts no conciliation, rai-a;
not what the other partite to the Treaty of Paris
say, but declares tbe Treaty to be no longer in exissraft-Z
No wonder Marone is alarmed.
Prince Oortachalcoff is a little old to be nuking eft*
Vt ry decisive and highly widens move 64 that Which he
has just enniienced. Ito is 72 pars of sp, ani
three-sours years aud twelve diplometrats du not
undertake the serious task of repudiating a great Kam
poan settlement at the risk of War. However, Nisi,
rude's pupil is not older now than Lord Hewn we
when be lectured him about his sovereign's misdeed, is
Poland i•even years ago. Moreover, the Prince is jeft
the LUDO age that Lord Palmerston was at the wry it
the Paris Congress. Perhaps the Prince thinks iket g
721 s not too old to Arrange a treaty, it is not too oW b
denounce one; but then, peace and war are lin
different things. His note is universally appreeeg
Si. Petersburg where it is thought the metier wig ae
posoefully settled. However, they say, Bowie is men
for war. If anyone foresaw the filters, it was (lull.
bell when he wrote—
Oh, lamentable seaknos! reckoning weak
The ttrlttling Titian, strengthening year)/ yam
Whet Implement lacks he for war's career
That grow., on earth, or In It. Hoods and sonic ,
(Eighth ahem of the Inhebltable Then")
Whom Pendit bore to, China ill confines,
And Indla's homage waits, When Albion'e the decline'

RUSSIAN ARMAMENT&
Russia hai recently been supplied with 540 Gill
guns frm AMOtio.4 it is also stated that she hem
the Eurine 40 steamers ostensibly in the nierrhass
service, but rusily manned by the Imperial nary, dd
capabM of being immediately converted into ships d
war. _

T .e Ras hap Government have resolved to retinae Ite
time of active military service from ton to six yes
and ler:), in tutor° six instead of four rocruita hatrig
1,000 souls.
cicdos cells upon thu public to organise • wail
auba:ription fur tho purpasu of building • 111• M Sol
flout.

ir Imperial deem is publishel M virtue of wild
the I:maim army is to be marmite.' 00 the Praissi

raivoLous REASONS OF RLSOIA FOR ILEITDIATIii

_
THE TREATY.
Tho acmi-offioial Nora German Gazette. whit& retain
from exprem ug an opinion on the Russian note, min
tSat tho violations of the Treaty to which it refen Inn
tin maim of the Prince of Wales in the Black
an Eoglish tuan-of-war ;a similar voyage by the &LIM
ainlm;,.clor, Sir IL. Rulwer ; the appearance of WI
.luotrian Fouadron at Yarns during the Etepeet,ry
eastern trip; soil a voyrge by tte Sultan in a lam
man-of•wer. The litissinn ambassador formally material
at the time against this last proceeling, but withal
MOMS.