, 1870-11-16
F&oee- I7a,R 4p-w iip
RUSSIA,
Hex DcnnRd Tor the Revision OF the
Treaty OF Paris.

Treaty of Paris
1rssA kD rRups1A sEcnE1LY ALLIED.
1ho fouow'iy statement relative to IN ex-
iet!Eg eee1et hAty between HuseiA and prus-
alA lately appcaed In the Honiseur Haiesrsel,
and y ynoehed Il by the editors, who declare
formation is guarAteedl in the most uudoubt-
cd manner. and ha.the confirmation Of one
who, By h's c1nk an position, could not fail
to bo we'll informed. Its Importance IL Ap- |
parent In NE" q the announcements
made tats morning OF, rupture between Bis
marx hnd son benss, md the demand OF
which nsutrallzes the Blk ssa:
When the war brUke 1T 1,efEeen Eranrs
aud P1ussis, the EmperorI Hussis dee1arnd
to the French Ambaksadofst 81, Petorsburc
that it wan bis intention to teser,e lie etncts
same; Austria, on her par, vi Inade = for
NAL declaration Of neutrality Slt. a. hsr H.
ninnents were net even adeqtae to the usual 4
peace footing. she commenced n.h,ncr thtn,
forward, although, with her ,harac3cristic
sloWness, and only SO as gtaduVy 10 Attain
the normal strength. Russi. I'd umb1age
ass.asssn as sss '"e T. .ss ssr dszs ssps .,teF
e1ander to General Flcury, Se .nus-
sian Charge d'A1aires 1t Paris tesiva5 IN.
structions by telegraph to sec the Mister Of
Foreign Affairs, and TO cali his Attqtiou to
| the fact that the neutrality Of Russia "a con-
ditiuna1 upon. and entirely subordinte to,
the fnaction Of Austria, IiAussria calld AMI
! her reserves RustiA would do tho saaA. II
Austria increased her artillery, Russia wuId
Increase hers. In WORD, Russia would, IA.
der all circumstances, requisite her arma,nets
according to those OF Austria, and to avd
cenrse which could not but be sttens
cd with some danger, tbs Russia
| Government appealed to France, 20 that by
causing Austria to dcett from armiug, BUS.
sian neutrality might b insured. Tho Rus.
| elan Charge d'Anaires svcn went 80 far IS to
ask The Mnietot for Foreign Anaj1s to declare
! ttat ho would take no steps whatever having
for theirj object to bring Austria into alliance
With France Uhis occurred 1t the com.
meneennent Of the wsr, before tho hr.t 70,
vsIses OF the French arms, and when tho A.
t.stanee Of Austria was 5st poseibie.) The
not informed Of the e1traoedin.5
a1msments OF Austr;s, which eeeneS
80 to alarm the Ru1siAn Government
that, moreover it Austria WAS really aruuinE
he bad No prtterse TO rtmonttrate With TIE
Cabinet Of Vienna with = 7iow Of obtaining
the Cessation Of preparations which evidently
Besides, he did not zee my thing Objectionable
IN Nursla arminE on her part, II she hcuxhl
ut, nor would he be any the mora disposed Il
make Euch courne the object OF dipsonstit
representations. fer he vas purausized thai
such would In no case, On question Of TIL,
character, conduce to any alteration IN III
resolutious Of tho Russian Government, A
to the demand that he nhpuld deela1,
IN adsanae that in eno case wnuM Ftanct
seek an alliance With AustriA. auch decllrs
tion 1t the commencement Of var would b
At least inoppdrtune, and could not justify it
sell sufficiently By tho prospective neutraht.
o. Auts'A. Ihe Ru1dian Charge d'AnaIrei
then added that France would, neverthe1ess ss
find eueIs course her interest and = cestah
advantages for: she moment that Aussna de-
would Nassia take tho field aeHtnst. Austds
Then, replied tbs French Minister, sstha
IL became yuu have \ secEet treaty xitl
Prussia" That tho srmkments Of Austri
shou!d have provoked siai1ar move
merts IN isussA ~ = Eacnuse c
sequence, bnt the moment that Ruseia dee3tr
ed her readiness to attack Austria, it the IA,
| ter klded against Pruasi1, 1t became eyideu
that before the var treaty hAd been enterr
into between fsus1iA xnd Russia And this /
wh.s s,ia 20 ts thspgened, Is has since besa mud
tho slauses Of this treaty? This question u
| patn1A1y occur to all experienced politician
and, although the tn soTcro:sus have preeef'
| ed aheoiote sse1ecF upon the reciprocal col
vention. 1t Is mot Impossible to determine Wh!
acquainted with 1ha traditioaai points !,
, RutsA-ot Me t~o currents Of opsnion VIII
Ecivfdc that raat empi1e--all, in fact. Who e
Z form m sshDatc OF the various eleuau
: which II the eaIne time constitute i:s pcho
and lts *eakncss-xM find no difficulty
io1eseeipg ~ith Whist object ths Eunes
Alexander has bourd himself by tsoafy s h
ENG Of pEosti1- Ia ita further aeyeionrnt
rroct edS. this question Will doubtlee a recoi
Is 1uthe- attention: For the present, Il "a
J. tuihcs Q esta6!'sh clearly, BY information. t
= Is In the pzuasian camp, and that ehs Is th,
" 0tue OF treaty Of which England xcI
- do we'll to seek TO Ascertain the csnsea. 10
id to be able 10 anticipate their oonso1rsa.
ID l's3ote It il too late TO avert tben,.
LSuLaA csxAEST on THE sxc1<I ThRAfI,
ae The Manchester Guardian, commenting
III tho eeeTeat treaty, admits that Ensaand
powe1aass to prevent It's ab1ogation hy for
il necessary. II sAJa:
at 3 no eecrat that Russia intends. VII
J.. ever European Congress nsets 10 ee
4tyy terms ot peaee, to put forward 3 claim for
NJ diplomacy, Ve we're informed only few
ago. makes no claims that i ia not prepsrei
bc l necessary, to support By fozce Of anna
il y now alleged that fussaA has made :
~ n. beforehand Of the compAcity Of Germsny
~,, nef eaoEts TO reopen the Way TO Coasts
nj statement, which comes to us from Fri
sources, that Eeeret treaty w1s entered
between RussiA and Prussia, at the beein,
Of the var, By which RnfssA pledged helse
asc take up arms IN cAeo OF Aus:ria Joining IA
1905 al'd received in return promise q th,
!. % opet.non Ut PrusalA in unaoing The wor
cahs Il tlse nutaet ~ Az - Ste1@g -
That vnnIa aoo,, Ie "A A0Ae an
Its -. a~.,i5 -. .ua neto ABatnat her :
!0lns nr.s; ~ ,o.tse tes0e me eontltsouA bel
~ n1t believe that Germany ean :
4or ,,.h ine ..sst ad!anes Of nuada on
1tuea in1sTSt - - s. not
1etal .1 .et eAooH 1oNtgn p
Gov eu0uA inc 12HSauou o.. the Danube.
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