The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-21
The Infringements Of the
Paris Treaty. :.
The Designs of PaIladines.
Decree Issued for Extending
Compulsory Military Ser
vice in Russia.
Paris to Fall Before the 18th
of December.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 10 ne 1rlnce
%, Wales representing the views Of the
Queen Is understood to have expressed
70 the Cabinet her disapproval OF Gran
yille's hasty reply to Russia.
4 Paris balloon letter says Trochu in
lends shortly to force from the city ten
thousand halfstarved citizens for whom
le can't longer provide food.
LONDON, November l9.-John Stuart
Mil writes a communication to the
Tines, this morning, protesting against
En.lands embarking in war with Rus
IA on any existing provocation, espe-
cally the demands made by Russia.
Thus far they seem worthy of consid-
cra,on.
froude also writes to the Times urg-
NJ the government 10 change front
rather than extend war.
The Morning Post, per contra, says that
Russia must recant or embark in a war
us1rng her humiliation.
The feeling in England to day is some
what more peaceful, but there is still a
strong undercurrent of excitement.
Securities at the Stock Exchange are
'owcr and breadstuffs higher
LONDON, November l9.-Dispatches
,rom Tours state that England, with the
approval of the Provisional Govern
mrnt has renewed her proposals for an
a-mistice based upon a pecunlary war
compensation, razing OF the frontier
tortres-es, and the naturalization Of
A.,ace and Lorraine, the Great Powers
guaranteeing The fulfillment of these
conditions 10y any future French Gov
rrnment 4 Congress is to assemble
TO settle these questions, and also to de-
.Iberatr upon the Eastern question.
\ dispatch from Vienna states that
the American policy is suspected to be
in favor of Russia on the Eastern ques-
ton and that Austria has sent a firm
reply to St Petersburg, and also to
Berlin.
LONDON, November l9-Wheeler, the
celebrated diamond hunter of the Cape
Of Good Hope has arrived. He brings
some stones valued at 1000 pounds and
weighing IS carats.
The Spectator SAYS the armament Of
Malta aud Gibralter has been ordered
to be hastened. The port and channel
fleet will 90 to Levant at once. On
Wednesday a sortie was made from
Monlmedy 10y two companies of gardes
mobile Every one Of them were either
killed or taken prisoner. The Prus-
sans now couiine bombardment 10 the
fortress OF Montmedy
LONDON, November l9-Lori Lyons
lat Tours and has given the Govern
mrnt to understand that 01o Russell is
instructed not only to demand explana-
tons on the subject of the new attitude
OF Russia, but, also To firmly demand a
tnr fis armistice, which will permit
France to hold an election.
No, one word OF news has been re-
crived from Paris since the 9th.
Colonel Garihaldi, nephew OF the
General, is in Lyons where he has
formed a new brigade of volunteers and
completed Garibaldis staff
lncessant activity prev ills at the War
Oliicein Pail Mall and at the Admiralty
10 White Hall. The Duke Of Cam
bridge has taken up his quarters at the
War Office, and all the Lords Of Ad-
mlralty remain constantly at White
Hall. Work goes on night and day,
preparing for war
war meeting will be called at the
Mansion House early next week to
strengthen the hands OF the government
IN insisting that Russia shall withdraw
her pretensions, or be compelled to do
So
All the iron .clads and number OF
wooden vessels and transports are fitting
up for sea.
4 statement on the condition of the
naval reserve, coast guard and pension
rrs, show that there are 23,SO6 expert
enced sailors who conld be brought into
services within fortnight. The Snlder
bTcerh leaders are being served out to
the volunteers and regiments. The
large orders which have been received
IN this city from Russia for pig-iron
cannon, shot, lead, antimony and cop,
per, will not be filled. The official
statement OF the strength of the Rus
,lan army on war footing shows the
following result: Regular army In
iantry, 977,2S3; new cavalry, 6S,509
artillery, 9S,27S; engineers, 25'l6O;
guns, 1000; irregular army, Cossacks
and troops of Caucausus, infantry, 81
IA cavalry, l43,S92; artillery, 1861
guns, 220; grand total, l,357,657:
LONDON, November 2O.-Article 9 o
the treaty OF March 30th, 1856, is still
regarded as a barrier to the war es
peclally when concurred in connection
with the protocal Of April % of th'
same year. This article, as explained
10y the protocol, requires the reference
OF questions which may arise to I