The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-11-23
NJ. 10

tween Prussia aud Russia Bismarcks protestations
received with nerednlity by the best informed cir
| cles
CHICAGO, Nov. l7-Farnsworths majority in the
second district of Illinois is 1881 Moore's majority in
seventh district is GIL
| New York, Nov 17.-Messrs 0lriches & Co. have
received messages announcing the safe arrival of The
Hansa, Leipsig and Hanover at Bremen Haven, after
/ having touched at Grinsby.
The Herald's special from London says. At the Cab
met council yesterday it resolved to act decsvey
in regard to the Russian complication, as war is immi
nen There is great and popular indignation against
| Russia
| The Cologne Gazette of the 10th saws: At an inter
view with the Russian Minister at Vienna Baron Ven
Buest informed Lord Bloomfield that Russia had Ia
900 troops on the Turkish frontier and that Austria
perfectly prepared to take the field if England
would give her consent
The great Grinsby England steamers, Hansa and
Leipsig, from New York and Baltimore for Bremep
were captured by French man ofwar Particulars
are wanting.
NEW FORK, Nov. 1.-THE Worlds London special
says the peace at any price party in the Cabinet find
themselves unable to resist tie popular demand for
war against Russia, unless she abandons her present
position.
Granville told Gladstone they must choose between
going with the tide or out of Office The members
who oppose the position assumed by Granville in his
reply to Gartschokoh, are Lowe Childers CardweII
Bruce and 0yerton The truth is Granville sent his re-
ply in hot haste without consulting his colleagues and
then informed them that the country was committed to
his position he could not and would not recall M
The Morning Post says, edtorallv the cause of
france has now become the cause Of Europe All
neutral States are bound to assist her to obtain peace
and leave her intact, aid her to continue the war in
order to hold Prussia engaged while England Austria
Italy and Turkey whip Russia into submission Either
Prussia must sign easy peace to li5erate her forces
or France declining will only more prove herself the
saviour of Europe.
The Standard has bitter attack on Russia and Prus
sa, who, says, have conspired to commit monstrous
act OF perhdy and violence; audacious contempt of
morality; introducing a chaos of endless European
wars There exists English ministry worth weeks
purchase that would dare not fight to this insoent
challenge.
New York, Nov. 17-Worlds special from Florence,
l4th says: Cardinal Antonelli has addressed strong
protest to the powers against the occupation of Tour
na Should Victor Emanuel enter Rome the Pope
will depart for Malta
NEW YORK, Nov. lS.->A special telegram from Lon.
don says is runored that Austria has ordered large
number of troops to the Turkish frontier in order that
she may be ready to cooperate with any power in the
event of the breaking out of hostities.
Rumors come here thick and fast but the general
impression is that nothing can avert war.
New YORK, Nov 1S.-A special to the World, from
London, of the 18th, says, dispatch from Fish to
Moran, concerning the Alabama claims, arrived TO.
day. Lord Granville being out of town, the dispatch
are, up to this moment, unknown In public circles,
where the fact of the arrival of the dispatch is known
great CONSERVATION and excitement prevails as it is
assumed that Russia and the United States have
secret understanding.
MOBILE, ALA, Nov 1S.-The Board of Health has
declared the epidemic of yellow fever at an end, and
it is now safe for absenees to return.
The third frost occurred last night.
New YORK. Nov. lS.-The Heralds special from
London says:
have authority for stating that telegraphic dis
patches have been received by the Government ndi-
eating the position taken by Prussia She declares
that the views Russia claims natural, and there
should be amcable settlement of affairs. She cannot
any reason for alarm On the part of the co-sig-
nature she shows that Russia might have appealed
the signatures for revision of the treaty of Paris
but of them has at present recognized govern
ment and is therefore unable take part in any Con-
gress that might have been proposed. 1t to be
admitted by Granville that infractons of the treaty
have actually occurred in Of the principates and
not by Russia's action 1t is mmaeral whether these
infracons conduce to the interests OF Russia not
they nevertheless to justify her in declaring that
certain other portions of the treaty longer
binding especially when she discaims, in good faith
any intentions to reopen the eastern question com
NIT any act hostile to the other powers This is the
substance of Prussia's reply and she will hold aloof
from any further action in the matter.
The Danish envoy has succeeded in negotiating for
q telegraph between Japan and Europe.
PHILADELPHIA Nov 19.-The four inches of snow
at Harrisburg. 1t commenced showing here at nool.
New YORK, Nov. 19-Mss De Edsburg, who es-
to New Orleans, tonight to fill an engagement there.