Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26
Telegraphic sum mary.

| LONDON, Nov. IL The Tribune cor
respondent ut ST. Petersburg telegraphs
that the Russian note is universally ap
proved there. AL papers contain ar
ticles expressing the hope of a special
result, but stating that the country is
ready for war if necessary. "A nation
al subscription to build Black Sea
feet is demanded.
The imperial Ukase, signed yesterday
and published to-day in the oficial
journals. orders the Russian army to be
recruited on the Prussian plan.
CoNsTATINoPLE, Nov IL The
Sublime Porte did not receive Prince
Gortschakoffs note till yesterday. The
dispatch is conciliatory in tone. but insists
on revision of the treaty Of 1856.
The Ottoman Government will make
an energetic reply.
BELIN, Nov. ia Tribune corres-
pondent telegraphs from Berlin. 17th
I'm official circles the peaceful solution
of the Black Sea question is looked for.
1t is admitted that an understanding
exists between Prussia aud Russia. thar
in cas- of war they will cooperate.
LIEGE, Nov 1.-THE journal De.
Liege. says Russia is about to propose
conference of powers of Brussels. to
revise the l4th article nf The treaty oi
Paris of 1856, and that Austria aud Ital,
are reported as favoring the project
A Vienna correspondent of the Na-
tioaal Zeitmng says Austria is determin.
ed to be the ally Of England. should hos
tilities arise between the latter power
and Russia.
The Turkish government has propo.
ed to Austria that European Congress
be called to consider the proposals OF
Rnssia. a correspondent, semi official
believes that the powers wilt consent
to modify the treaty Of 1856. Russi,
is generally caucilitory. and relies on
the present peaceful attitude of the
English Ministry to prevent war
with Russia
LoSDoN. Nov 10 The New York
Herald special s,ys warlike feeling
prevails vii over England.
An important division exist in thes
Cabinet on the Ru al Question, which
is likely to lead to dissolution of the
Ministry Granville Insists that Eng.
land must put down her toa irmly ~
forever give up her voice IN European
affairs He holds that the present atii
tuie of Russia means the future 1T n.,r
the Immediate prosecution of her long
/ cherised designs in the T. ,st. The pres
ent moment is the only time when Eng-
Land can hope to resist >uccessfully the
! policy agai,st which heretofore she ha,
fought at great sacrifice of life and
treasure. Lowe and Cardwell have
po itivlye arrayed hem~elvcs assins,
war on the present issue.
The Conservatives are abont to call .
meeting at London TO consider the cri,
sis 10 view of the probable early cnnvn-
cation of Psrli ,ment. Gladstone he>i-
tates % commit himself for or against
it, on present provocitinn.
A better feeling prev,,l- H. Russia in
onsequence # q rt ch k ff "a
which il con ilrr. u a, assuring he de
sired object without war
FLORENCE. n ". 10 The collect .
note Of the Great Powers to Rus>is ?
still under consideration by the Itali.n
Government.
LONDON. Nov. 81 The Ldepe I'd
e"ce Beige. in respondent article un
the Eastern questio expresses fcar
that the war il inevitable. and that ali
the great Powers will have troops in
the field before the irst 1T JanHry
| VIENNA. Nov. 21 The excitement
here concerning the Eastern question
continues unabated. In official circles
there is belief that the moral sup.
port of the United States, at least,
will he thrown in favor of Russia.
LONDON. Nov. 22.--lleavy rains de
lay telegraphing. A special Berlin tel
egram TO the Times says Russia seeks to
prove the story of her buying an Amer
ican feet for the Black Sea squadron
| is nntrue. Her language is pacific, and
Russia is expected to sustain peaceful
solution on the Black Sea question.
The feeling ip regard to the Eastern
question is much more healthy Com
fdence is in good part restored in
money circles. Breadstuffs arc declin
ing.