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Caution to the Unfortunate.

Beware of the San Francisco quacks and pre-
tenders who, with bogus swornto certificates, dupe
whose Names are to be found in the daily and
weekly newspapers of San Francisco and other
places, are tradesmen and became too lazy to work
at their trades Some tinsmiths, shoemakers,
newspaper carriers, intelligence office keepers &C.
Look over the San Francisco directory and you
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as advertising physicians in eight cases out of ten
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them until you know who and what they DR..
Gbbon does not deceive people by exhibiting bogus
titles certificates pretended patients letters, &c.
DR.. Gibbon will satisfy persons who may call at
his Office of his ability to treat diseases that he
proposes to cure.
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When you see girl throwing kisses and
winking at the boys as they pass her win.
dow, it is sign that she is too Young 70
be out sight Of her maternal relative.
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To SMOKERS AND CHEWERS.

I'D EFORE YOU BUY YOUR TOBACCO CALL
I'D in at my place, you can buy it here Fifty
per cent cheaper than anywhere else.
n10 ]. M. MANASSE.
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FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
The renutation this ex

the reputation thls eX-
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
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corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
ScrOfulous affections and
disorders, which were ag-
gravated by the scrofu-
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TVO QUARTZ MILL.MEN, MINERS, HOTEL
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The San Francisco Plating Works prepared
to furnish Silver Plate, Copper Amalgamating
Plates, of all sizes and in any quantities. at the
Very Lowest Rates.
Full weight of Silver deposited and satisfaction
guaranteed in every respect.
EF- Particular attention given to Plating Goods
for Builders Plumbers and Gunsmiths
Eg-o OLD GOODS of all kinds replated for Ho-
tells, Restaurants, &C.
Jng-An work done at the lowest prices.
e. C. DENNIsTON, Proprietor.
HAVILAND, HOOPER CO., Agents,
Crockery and Glass Ware Dealers.
335 PINE STREET, NEAR MoNTGo oMERY-.
Gs-The finest quality of Sheet Copper express
ly.. for Mining purposes furnished and cut to any
size at the loves. rates.
full assortment of Plated Goods and Cutlery
for sale at low rates.
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DR.. Gibbons Dispensary,
NEW REMEDIES. NEW REMEDIE

Goo XEARNEY STR,
OACcor Commercial, San
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Commercially Established in 1854
for the treatment of Sexual and
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Ills in all its forms, Seminal
Weakness, Impotency, etc.
Skin Diseases (of years stand
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Greene's self-Operating Washing Ma
chine.
The undersigned, after witnessing a fair
test of the above Machine, find that it does
excellent work, saves much labor, and can
recommend it as meritorious and useful in
vention.
CLAY W TAYLOR. III. HABICH.
G. r. KNOX. C. C. BUSH.
CHAS. MCDONALD.
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CORRESPONDENTS

THE report having been circulated that the pro
prietor of the Pioneer Shop had injured certain
horse in shoeing-hence the following:
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
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by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
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Ayers
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For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to ats original color
acih the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
The New York herald., 1870-11-25

t2Sth) win he decisive Rumors are rife concerning
changes IN the Ministry, in consequence OF differ
ences OF opinion as to the policy to be adopted
towards Russia and the treatment OF the prcten-
sions OF that government. There Is strong
belief that Earl Russell again bid
ding for power, and he may soon be
en- In ONCE. 1t Is believed that Gladstone will be
obliged to resign, and thai Russell viii succeed him.
This information is obtained from the highest
source. As additional confirmation OF the report OF
changes 1t should be stated that Earl Russell had
pamphlet printed on the European. Russian ques-
tion, which he hurriedly withdrew ut the last mo-
lnent yesterday. Should Russell come INTO once
war will be declared Immediately. This mornings
Times contains letter from him. In which he says
that II the Gear proposes to set aside nv force the
Treaty Of 1866 let us meet him with Iorcetne sooner
the better.
Laser-A Dissolution CertRin-A War Minisfry
to be Formed.
LONDON, Nov. "a. 1870.
The dissolution OF the present Ministry and the
formation Of war Ministry is certain.
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Turkey Firm for Maintaining the
Treaty Of Paris.
An Austrian Military Budget Outlined
to the Legislature.
THE RUSSIAN CiRCUL AR.
TELEGRAM 10 The NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
blsmnrck's observation-disclosures CortchnkoG
Hnsty-M. Theirs Missive and Statements
In ~. Pctersburg-Russin Driving ON the
Cabinel-Place or Patriotism s-EarI Gram
vilic's Reply and Cabinet Division In Eng
nd-Conciliatiou.
LONDON, Nov. "A, 1870.
I am specially informed that Count Bismarck
assured Mr.. Odo Russell that he was nor BY any
Earl Granville the subject OF the revision of the
Treaty Of Paris.
NJ. THIERs' STATEMENTS. HN
1t is now stated that Prince Gortchakor was pre-
mature in the publication Of the letter. 1t appears
tnat NJ Theirs, during his recent visit to St. Peters.
burg, stated to the Russian Minister that France had
long since regarded the Treaty OF Paris Of 1866 as
being unjust in its provisions towards Russia Just
as the Treaty OF 1915 was to France. NJ Thiers ex-
pressed his surprise that Russia mad not set the
Treaty OF 1866 aside before this time. He assured
Priuce Gortchakor that everybody In France was
now, as always, prepared to see and to consent to
ITS abrogation.
/ PUBLIC EXCITEMENT AND THE CIRCULAR.
The declaration OF NJ Theirs had excited the pub.
lie mind IN Russia to such an extent that it is
tain that il Prince Gortchakoff mad not published
the circular ne would have been superseded by
Count ignatief, the present Minister Of the Gear In
Constantinope, who is pet favorlte Of the Musco-
vito party in Russia.
Prince Cortchakoff came out and showed his
handn In order to save his place. bur the popularity
OF the movemement prevents HIM now from ''back
ing out" Of his position.
THE BRITISH CABINET REILLY.
was despatched from London without consultation
with his colleagues in the British Cabinet. Very
great dissatisfaconss expressed by Messrs. Bright,
Cardwell, and Lowe at this course. They consider
the Granville note being hasty in tone and over
bearing expression. They allege rhat an English
war for the sake of Turkey would be very unpopu-
lar and also that the country unprepared for war;
THE SOOTHING PROCESS.
The united Cabinet have, 1t is said, to-day resolved
70 moderate the tone and attitude OF the Queens
government towards Russia, and pursue concilla-
tory policy with respect to the Eastern question
generally.
PRINCE GORTCHAKOFF'S
REPLY.
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GENERAL REPORTS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Bombardment of TlioDvilIc-Tho Duke Of
Prussin-Proposcd Anii-Gcrman Meeting in
London.
LONDON, Nov. a. 1870.
The bombardment OF Thionville has continued
with unremttlng activity since Tuesday morning.
The bombardment last night was furious. Part
of the town was in flames. The villages In the
vicinity have been burned.
THE DUKE OF MEcKLESBURG ADVANCING.
telegram from Versailles dated yesterday states
that no OF Importance had been received from
Paris that day. The Grand Duke OF Mecklenburg Is
rapidly advancing.
THE FRUssfAN ADVANCE ON AMIENs.
telegram from Amiens. dated to-day, states ths
Beaucourt has been driven back to Roye. The
losses OF the French in the conflict were light
FALSE CHARGE DENIED.
The Germans deny that there - any truth In the
statement falsely ascribed TO the Bishop OF Geneva,
that French prisoners refused the consultations
OF their religion. Wherever they are quartered in
sufficient numbers they are attended by Catholic
clergymen.
COST or THE WAR TO PRUSSIA.
The outlay Tor the conduct oi the war by Prussia
up TO November Is was one hundred and twenty
million thalers.
AN ANTIpRUssIAN MEETING IN LONDON PROPOSED
public meeting is proposed. here to express re-
gret at the abandonment by the Germans Of de-
fensive for an aggressive policy.
NOTES.
The weather all over France has been stormy for
several days. There have been heavy falls OF rain
and snow.
Prussan frigatc is cruising III the vicinity OF tho
Azores.
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THE m'GASaAHAu CAsF-olSA PIATTs CARD.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
VII you permit me to say, through your interest
ing family Journal that the statement made through
your Washington correspondent touching The Cox
Grant affair, so far am concerned, is all bosh
Mr.. Clinton Rice my cousin, are we in any
way related. have unquestionable evidence to
prove that Mr.. Rice, who has been for years known
as the attorney, agent or friend OF McGarrahan first
approached me In behalf Of his client or friend.
requested him 10 fetch the proposition In writing.
This he failed to DO Subsequently received while
In New York, number Of letters the subject, one
Of which | exhibited TO General Cox. Nor is the
other charge, no universally circulated true, that
was IN the terest OF the New Idria Mining C0mpa
ny. The late secretary u the Interior win bear me
out In the assertion that his friend, warned him
as much against the one claimant as the other.
Yours, respectfully, DOM PIATr.
TnE ARLINGTON, WAsHINGToN. Nov. ~. 1870.
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FRANCE.
Herald Special Report of the Late
Armistlce Negotiations.
Circular from the French Govern
nlent OH the Subject.
An Important Movement of the
Prussians Expected.
FURTHER INTELLIGENCE FROM PARIS.
Rats and sparrows in Demand
French Kumor.
IMPRACTICABILITY OF A s0RTIE.
The Duke of Mecklenburg Rapidly
Advancing.
RERORTED SURRENDER OF
THlONVlLLE.
FURTHER INTELLIGENCE FROM PARIS
Rats and Sparrows in Demand
French Kumor.
rMPRACTICABILrTY OF A s0RTrE
The Duke of Mecklenburg Rapidly
Advancing.
RERORTED SURRENDER OF
THiONVlLLE.
TELEGRAM 70 The NEW YORK HERALD.

Later from Paris-The People PIucly and
Provisions Plcntiful-A German Advance ON
Tours Expected.
LONDON, Nov. 25- A. NJ
II is reported thai Thionvle capitulated at eleven
O'Clock Thursday morning.
A balloon, with mails from Paris the 23d has ar
rived at Louvain. The dispatches brought by It
show that the Parsians continue plucky and deter
mined, and that they have plenty OF provisions.
Other balloons have been seen over Marbois ana
further news Is expected.
There is heavy force OF PrussIans In and around
Montargls. Their concentration there is surmised
to be preliminary to march on Tours.
cAMBRIEL DEMANDS AN INVESTIGATION
General Cambrel in letter TO Minister Gambetta
scouts the charges Of incapacity and treason made
against him and demands an investigation
GARIBALDI AND THE PRIESTS.
1t now appears that Garibaldi was invited at
Autun by the Ecclesiastlcs themselves to use their
houses as quarters. The priests have published
letters disclaiming all The charges made against
him.
-vsV- nAnH-.O-
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Prunsel a Co., Thomas, Lachambre Co., veuveu
Rousseau, Honore 4 Co., I. Erangor a Co tof tho
French American cablel s. dc Neufville and Munroe
Il Co. efssGt r
rHR SUPPLY or RATS.
The principal supply OF rats is obtained from tho
sewers. Jars containing glucose syrup are placed
in them. or this syrup the are very fond. and
In their eagerness to get 1t plunge headiong into che
Jars and are caught Ike nies in moasses. The per-
son who ls on the watch then seizes theIn wrings
their uecks, and soon afterwards they are made
ready for the stcwpan.
LEASNEss AND PATRIOTISM.
The newspapers contain amusing articles, de-
nonncing and rid,cung all fat men ana extolling
eanness characterizng is as an inseparsbe adjunct
Of the virtue OF patriotism.
FOOD.
SpaTows are selling at ten cents each. the core
respondent adds:-I now get meat every day. Six
days supply costs 1--WE cents and one mni. Itred
horse .bcefsteak' yesterday, but it made me sick.
NV butcher now supplies me with sleeps brains
once week for fourteen cents.
STORY yoLKED TO FAMINE EXACTLY.
A cook the other day said to her master, Eggs
are now one franc each" and he exclaimed, what
are the cocks abouts" The cook replied, "Tho
hens have stopped iaying, sirw "Ah. Mon DIeup'
he groaned. ''what wil become OF If hens theu,-
selves lack confidence In the republicf"
RocHEFoar ENLISTED.
Roche' rt has enlisted as private in artillery
corna ana contap,plarea rets .ue of I'm Ynafe,-,aa
OBSTACLES TO A soRrrE.
In regard to the contemplated sortie there ap.
pears TO be but two places where the connguratlon
OF the ground win permit the army TO depoy into
lne-the plains OF Concise and Ecouen, north OF
Paris, and the plains between Bourg. Ia Refine and
Paaiseau. In the south. These are sodly occupied
| by Prussians, who have fortified the villages and
connected them with trenches. Moreover they are
commanded by the heights which are mounted
with cannon sweeping the whole field. In case OF
an attack should the French break the first line
| they would encounter another several miles back.
PIGEON MAILS.
| Several pigeons have arrived within the last four
| days with dispatches from Tours The onlcial de-
spatch OF Gambetta TO Favre announcing the victory
at orleans arrived tniS way.
MINOR MILITARY OPERATIONS.
On the 18th General Foie, at Fort Nogent expelled
the Germans from the position they had taken up In
the valley OF Cnamplgny.
The Redoubt de Gravilie fired the German works
at Montmedy, distant $500 yards. and dismantled
their batteries.
reconnaissance had been made by Parisiar
tirailleurs. They went to Champgny. dislod9ed the
German outposts destroyed their provisions and
killed number OF the enemy.
The Germans were driven OUT OF Le Bourgct BY
the 1re from Fort Romainvie.
JOINT OCCUPATION VILLAGES.
The Germans have Withdrawn further north.
Robgny has been occupied by the Paris Garde
| Mobile The north end Of Bondy Is occupied BY
Germans and the south by the French. Rueil Is oc-
cuped in the same way by the Germans and French
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IS THU A POLICE MlRDEas
Who Killed Doughty GA Singular Death
From "A Stable to Bnckyvelps Island.

Who Killed Doughty GA Singular DEATH.
From IA Stable to HInckwclps Island.
The people rarely learn through the medium OF
the press the many scenes that daily occur in
the city, and death, q murder, q suicide or
a bond robbery, under our present corrupt police
system ls likely to remain shrouded in mystery for
many months, unless turned up by accident, as was
the one to which reference is made below.
On the 11th OF October Mrs. Gass, residing In
West Thirty-sixih street. ON returning home at an
early hour discovered man apparently intoxicated
near her house, She called the attention OF oricer
Warner, OF tho Twenty ninth precilst to his
to take him before Captain Borden, anu on the
trary turned him over 70 "A semtarunkcn man.
! named Hines. and an Invalid friend whose name IL
! unknown. These men conveyed the man, whose
name is Patrick Doughty 10 the saloon
Doughty betrayed signs OF intoxication and, 1t Is
said, Mccartney Induced them to take Doughty
where the twentieth precinct police iound him. en-
information and arraignei hiln before Sergeant
Van Hagen, VINO Immediately summoned DIR.
Frazer, residing by, who a deputy
oil the Board OF Police Surgeons. It SAID that Dr.
there was nothing wrong with the prisoner. Ser
geant Van Hagen, however, during tile examine
LETT ear or the accused, and fearing tnat Dr.
Frazer had not given tue ease sulicient
who, on viewing the man, declared thai tic base Of
his skull Was fractured and he could not live many
nourE. By ADVICE Of DIR. pooler tue Bellevue Hospi.
tai ambulance was telegraphed Tor, and Doughty
was sent to the Hospital.
There, II Is claimed, great mistake was made.
Doughty was sent to the Island as q vagrsnt,
where he died on the 18TH nit eA''
:, Meanwhilc Mr.. Doughty, prominent auctoneer.
OF NO: ~ Nassau street. had made dit-
gent inquiries for dssipated BROTHER
who was finally discovered dead on Black.
Weips Island. Mr.. Doughty was surprised TO
nnd N the poor friendless man. dryen to stable
by omcer Warner to die. his lost brother. Captain
Canrey and the officers or the Twentieth precinct
are now engaged IN investigating tne case. with
view Of working II up
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TURKEY AND HER FRIENDS.
TELEcaAMs 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Germany Friendly to Turkey.
LONDON, Nov. "a, 1870.
A telegram from Vienna dated to-day, and trans
mtted specially for the NEW YORK HERALD, reports
that telegraphic despatch from Constantinople
states that the North German ambassador assures
the Porte Of the friendly feeling of Germany to-
wards Turkey. All apprehension from Germany has
ceased.
Words OF Comfort from Germany.
LONDON, Nov "a, 1870.
Constantlnopc despatch says the German
Ambassador has assured the Porte OF the friendli-
ness Of Germany
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PARIS.
IELEGRlIl 10 IHE NEW YORK HERALD.

Bankers Susperding raymcnts-uow Rats
nre Obtaincd-Frcnch Hn.nor-Food-An
Egg Observation-Disclosures to sOrtic--
Rochcfort Privntc-Fiaeon Mails.
Minor Military Operations--Joins Occu-
patton OF Villages.
LONDON, Nov. "a. 1870.
correspondent IN Paris writes as follows under
date OF the 10TH
BANKERS WHO HAVE SUSPENDED PAYMENTS.
The following bankers who have American con.
nections have suspended payment snce tue COM
mencepleut OF the sieGe:-Zellwe.gsr = Co.. Lsidsa
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VIENNA, Nov. "a, 1870.
Baron Won Beust, replying 10 Prince Gortceakoir,
insists the force OF the obligations contracted In
1855, which are not 70 be evaded or annulled.
Difference only exacts reply. The fact that
Turkey can sustain fleet where Russia cannot is
not sufficient for arbitrarily dissoivng the
treaty. The action or Russia endangers
all existing aud future treaties. Turkey is
not responsible for the union OF the princpalities.
Turkey asks that shall not give sanction to
breach OF the treaty The mere holiday excrr.
sions OF frigates into the Euxlne, with princes
on board, were perfectly harmless. Russia.
should have shown her dissatisfaction ana spoken
at the proper time. Austria deplores Russia's de.
termination and expresses her surprise at 1t. she
points cut TO Russia the inevitable consequences OF
the step she has taken.
In second note from Won Beust TO the Austrian
Ambassador, Count Choteck, he denies having taken
any initiative In 1867 He proposed joint action
Of all the Powers, but no Independent action,
unless consequent upon Congress, then, could
nave been serious. Now the greatest apprchensions
exist. Excited as the Christian subjects OF the Porte
are, they will think the occasion Is opportune to
take In hand the solution of the Eastern gu eston.
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THE AUSTRIAN VIEW.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HERALD.
Estimates of the War NIinister-His Budget
Demand and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from
C0nstantinOple.

Estimates Of the War Minister-His Budget
Demand and Appropriations-News from
Constantinople.
VIENNA, Nov. "a, 1870.
am enabled to specially telegraph to the HERALD
that Minister OF War Won Room will demand from
Austria and the Hungarian delegations In Pesth an
extraordinary budget credit of so oe0 900 OF norns
to be distributed, according to his estimate as fol-
lows, viZ:-Six millions for the augmentation OF
creased number Of horses for the OF the troops;
thirteen millions to pay for harness and equipments
which have been already purchased; four millions to
pay the remainder of the charges incurred by the
suppression OF the Dalmatian insurrectlon: SIX mil
lions due for thedischarge OF former deficits; four
teen millions for the purchase of arms; eight mil
lions for engineering and fortl1cauons, and nine
millions Tor army clothing.
TURKEY FIRM ON THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The Turkish government remains resolute on the
Eastern question to the last degree and will not per-
init the least violation OF the Treaty of Paris of 1856
MOVEMENT or RUSSIAN TROOPS.
The Neue Ereie Presse corroborates the report
that large bodies OF Russian troops are concentra
ing near Odessa and in the northeast OF Jassy. 1t
is, nevertheless only as military demonstration.
RESIGNATION OF THE CONGRATULATIONS TO
BE DEMANDED.
The Poiocki Ministry has resigned.
The delegations meet to-day at Pcsth. Beust will
be questioned on the foreign policy. The Rcd
Book, containing the answer to the Russian note
viii be laid before the House. Count Andrassy In.
clines towards peace.
correspondent telegraphs to-dav:-I IL ofIlcially
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BELGIAN REPORTS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

An Armistice ImDosihic- Prussia Preparing
for a Grand Army ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Intrigue.
BRUSSELS, Nov "a. 1870.
am enabled to inform the HERALD specially that
all hope OF the arrangement OF an armistce between
abandoned.
THE PNUssIAN ARMIES on THE POINT OF MOVE
An important movement OF all the Prussian
armies is about to take place.
DoNAPARrIsT INTRIGUE.
Brussels has been made the tneatre Of new plans
OF Bonapartist intrigue for the restoration OF the
dynasty to France.
NM. Cassagnac and Dulevours are about to
establish an imperallstic journal, o Bonaparte
newspaper organ here.
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sARoN BRUNNoW's VIEWS.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
visit to Baron Brunnow--What He Thinks
Of tho sltuation-An AunicabIe Result Ex-
pectsd.
LONDON, Nov. "a, 1870.
correspondent to-day received from Baron de
Brunnow, Ambassador Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary OF Russia, the following informa-
tion:-At this moment, when the question OF peace
or war between England and Russia is trembling in
the balance, and is about to be decided in few
hours; while the air is filed with rumors OF an
alliance, in the event or war, between Russia and
the United Staies his Excellency recognized the
vast Importance OF aording the people of the latter
tion Of the course Of events. He thus views the
situaton:-The question affects all the Cabinets
sgnatarles OF the Treaty Of Paris. They are ex-
changing with each other views on this subject
AN AMIcABLE RESULT EXPECTED.
believe we are about to experience the result of
their amicable explanations. These will, IS to be
hoped, tend to pacific solution. In this hope
win not venture to pronounce, as diplomatist any
opinion upon the question that forms the object Of
deliberations which are still open. This consdera.
ton, you WIN perceive, prevents me from more
freely entering into the subject or your inquiries at
the present moment. since to do SO would not only
be contrary to .he usages and rules Of the imperial
service Of Russia. but might also entail especial
inconveniences Under these peculiar circumstances
fully appreciate the good sentiments leading You
to make 7our inquiries, but to-day only repeat
that IL is hoped the action Of the Cabinets Will make
possible the preservation OF peace.