The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-11-17
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1870. |
EUROPEAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

The negotiations for peace between
Prussia and France have failed and the
war still continues France gained 4
small victory at Orleans and creature
joicing followed it by the provisional
government And even the army felt il,
influence. Prussia still delays the bonn.
bardment OF Paris The army of the
Loire is reported to be prepared for great
strategic action, probably somewhat like
the heretofore reported strategic action
of Trochu. Since Sedan 1T has been diff:
fcrlt to obtain anything like reliable
news from the war. Of the future We
can only say wait ard see. 2. o.l,f. ~ 81
As the war continues European com.
plications arc likely to arise Russia
will no longer abide by the treaty OF
Paris of SO. As. indications Of future
complications we present the following
dispatches of the 18th: -19TGg
ST. PETERSBURG, New 15.-The oircu-
lar of Prince Gortschakoffc concerning the
treaty of Paris of So, is dated Oct. 31st.
1t recites the successive alteration ard
violation of European treaties, among
them that of SO He is unable to see
WHY Russia should observe the latter,
when it has been disregarded by others !;
therefore Russia disowns the obligation
to limited enjoyment of the use of he
Euxine, and invites the Sultan to enjoy
equal rights with her. She has no wish
To rekindle the Eastern question, and
only. aims at increasing her. defensive
strength. The government has prepared
no compromise as substitute, but de
sires an arrangement of the question at
issue on an equitable and therefore per
manent basis.
LONDON, Nov. Is -The Telegraph says:
g 1t is certain that r lssia has sixty iron
clad gunboats in the Black Sea, ready
for use"
Tours, Nov. 15.-The resolve on the
part of the Russian Government to with.
draw from the treaty OF Paris creates q
profound sensation here. 1t is said the
English envoy has gone to Versailles to
demand King Williams view of the mat
ter. SO NA# A# a
LoEDoN, Nov. 15.-1he reply Of the
British Government to the demands of
Russia 70. he abolition of the treaty of
1866. is understood to be weak and de,
preciating. = -' ~ ''
LONDON, Nov 15.-The Vienna Cabi-
act is disappointed at Gladstone's dis
patch on the Russian note and liken him
TO Lord Aberdeen. sl
VERSAILLES, Nov ia special Ell.
voy from St. Petersburg reached head
quarters yesterday, and had an interview
with the King in the presence Of the
Crown Prince, Bismarck and Moltke.
LONDON, Nov. 15.--In view OF the pos
sible movement of Russia southwark, a
British fleet of observation will be estab-
lished in the Mediterranean, with Malta
as the place of rendezvous. al
FLORENCE, Nov 15-The Opinione
believes that Russias. demand will be
granted by the powers. J3j' DOly =
BERLIN, Nov. l5.-The negotiations
looking to German unity are still pend !
ing. Prussia recently made the propo-
sitlon that all legislation relating to the
press and the matter of public meetings
should belong exclusively to the Federal
Parliament. n9nLA 12osgf
LONDON, Nov. 15.--Bismark denies the
authenticity of the dispatch, reported
sent by him to the North German Min
lister at Florence. @|.fg.g .e 3c
LONDON, Nov. 15.-Advices are re.
ceived that tue German vessel Finna Jo-
hanna has been captured by aFrench
3unboat Favy -tretF4e rfr aas
LONDON, Nov 15.-The steamship
Westphalia, which sailed on the I'd inst
for New York, took refuge on the 10th
inst. at Cuxhaven,i owing to the move
nlents of the French fleet near the mouth
of the Elbe yY n 1853
VIENNA, Nov. 15.-Great enthusiasm
has been created at the Bourse here by
the announcement that the Prussians had
evacuatt Orleans
PEsTH, Nov. 15.-In the Hungal ia n
Diet, to day, Deak urged the Government
to resist the Russian pretentions The
Opposition, however, desired to effect
peaceful arrangements,