The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-22
:, THE WAR.
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Kuksrls PEsIers.

a'E..e. sr.Ess.:
a correspondent ofsthe Tribune, wri-
ting from St Petersburg on the 9th,
says: An Imperial order was issued on
that date, dismisslng on unlimited fur
Tough all soldiers who entered the army
before the 1st of March, 1857. Much
uneasiness exists in diplomatic circles.
Affecting prevails that the Government
lis about.to make o declarationremoyihg
the obligations of the treaty Of Paris,
and it is understood that If such will be
the case, the British Embassador will
Idemand his passports.
LoNDoN, November 14.-Authentica
ted dispatches from Blois and Tours
contain confused account OF another
victory obtained by Aurelies over Van
Der Tam, near Anthenavs These dis
patches state that Van Der Tam, being
strengthened by reinforcements, had ad
vanced from Toury southward along
the road leading to Chavilly and Orleans,
but was attacked On his right flank with
great impetuosity by Aurelles, near An
thenay The engagement resulted in
the complete repnlse of the Germans,
and the capture ofa large number of
prisoners andtwenty six guns.
DANGER OF A GENERAL EuRoPEAs CON-
qs4 a t,.g FLIcT,, - wa
| Especial Dispatch to the New York, World. ]
.LosDoN, November 14-The aeita
ton concerning the Russian designs are
increasing In the best informed circles
| it Isl believed there is imminent danger
of a general European conflict. s
The Pail Mall Gazette to night de-
clares that the Ministers not merely lack
! true vision. bnt are occupied to the ex-
clusion of Truth with misleading dreams
'Twp dangers confront Eneland-the Al
ALBANIA difficulty and the Eastern ques-
ton. The circumstance that lifted the
latter to great and Immediate Importance,
made the former more formidable, be-
cause of the increasing probability OF
there being combination
| Russia declares her designs to grasp
Turkey, aud Prussia is ready to connive
and even aid her. England is the only
/ power to whom Turkey can look, and
sheis threatened with annihilation If she
lifts her fngerii hsy .Ge Sd
ADvIcrs FROM BEKLrx-oprNro ABOUT
{G5 THE TREATY OF PARIS.
LONDON, November 16-A Berlin
I correspondent intimates that peace is
1 impossible. until France learns that the
Government of National Defense means
National disorder. .s
T A new loan is contemplated by the
Government at Tours.
! The Prussians are sending more ar
tillery to Paris: - ~ 49, s.
The north German Parliament meets
at Berlin on the 24th.
4 A Berlin correspondent (semi official J
regrets that the powers do not hasten
to consider the propriety Of modifying
kthe treaty OF 1856:
/ The Austrian and Hungarian journals
unanimously denounce Russia for her
| proposed violation Of the solemn treaty
4 obligation,
/ -fTs-t - SALVATION OF PARIS.
lLoNpoN, November 17.-A late mem
n Der of the Paris Temps admitted that
llaHso offensive movement ion the part ol
General Hochu could alone save the
city. -
| s9'ii2 sonTIE AT BELroRr
i BERLIN, November1 Z ~ Yesterdav the
4 garrison a. Beltort made sortie, but
Z were repplssd by the Prnssians. The
itgarrison lost two hundres. killed and
wounded, and fifty-eight prisoners.
The treaty. for admitting Hesse Darn.
| Istadt into the North German Confedera-
ttion has been signed by both parties -
4 Negotiations with Prussia are in salts
4 factory shape,
4 Elections for members Of the new
Parliament. as far as known, has result
ed as follows: Conservatives 1S0; Old
Liberals 20; National Liberals 10;
i Progressives so; Catholics 40; Others
. uncIassilied, so
j MAGNIFICENT soRTIE BIZ TRocHU.'
j LONDON, November l7--Special dis
tpatches to-day say. Trochu on the
18th made magnificent sortie in6ictine
. loss on the Germans, and establishing
communications with General Terrell
Details OF the lighting are very incom
i pete. but the report is that the main at
tack was made along the roads leading
through st. Ciond and Versailles, Will,
i feints we're made toward the North a
Est Dennis and South at yilIejeuf.
j. "A Convenient Short Memory.
The New York Tribune reported s.Jin
Fisk as offering to Tweed & Co., tht
votes Of $4,000 employees on the Erit
Railroad, and asks with effected simple
Eity, swhat has Jim Fisk to do will, these
linen who hold in their hands the ballot
Ethe guaranty of independent manhood 2
\ What convenient short memory! L
was not long ago that the Tribune pub
llished the following official nandate::'
Cox D MS OFFicE, q. S. NAvr YARD,l
PHILADELpHIA, March 81, 1869
nSm By direction of the, Navy De
. Ipartment you will see that no person hos
:, tile to thepreseat Administration ritl b
employed in the Yard Department unde,
yoar control
, preference should in all cases be Civ
en- to those, who have belonged to th.
st Union army
's.zae Secretary Of the Many partica-
larly desires this shopld be done.
'Hs Very respectfully,
Il -GSigned \. MAncHAsD,