The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-11-24
THE NEWS.

CHICAGO, Nov. l7.-Farns worth's MAORI
ty in the I'd Illinois district is 1881. Moore's
in the ID Illinois district is 67l.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Herald special
from London says at a Cabinet Council yes
terday it was resolved to act decisively in re-
gard to the Russian complication.
War is imminent. Great and popular in
dignation exists here against Russia.
The Cologne Gazette OF the 18th saws, af-
ter an interview with the Russian Minister,
at Vienna, Baron Won Beust informed Lord
Bloomfield that Russia had one hundred
thousand troops on the Turkish frontier.
and that Austria was perfectly prepared to
take the field if England would give her
consent.
The Secretary of war is fastening to arm
the nation.
Securities are declining aud breadstuffs adj
vancing.
All papers speak of Russia's demands as
insolent.
Defensive preparations throughout Eng
land are extensive.
Gibraltar is being re-provisioned.
The government is purchasing large guam
titles of powder.
The Merning Post says editorially that
the cause of France has now become the
cause of Europe. All neutral States are
bound to assist her to obtain a peace. and
leave her intact or aid her to continue war,
i'm order to bold Prussia engaged while
England. Auatria, Italy. and Turkey whip
peace to liberate her forces. or France, de-
clining, will once more prove herself the
savior OF Europe.
The Standard has a bitter attack upon
Russia and Prussia, who, it says, conspired
10 commit the INDUSTRIOUS act OF perfidy and
violence, an audacious contempt of moral
ity, introducing chaos and a series of endless
European wars. There is no English minis
try in existence that would dare not give
fight to this insOent challenge.
l.. -
ed the Duke o. Aosta, King of Spain, by l9l
to l20. The city is animated. but no disor-
ders.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE idea of a collect
i've note from the Powers concerned, to
Prussia. has been abandoned.
An Austrian dispatch in reply to Gorts-
chakoff, is identical with Great Britain's
The evening papers concur in urging Wig
orous war measures.
The merchants here decline to charter
Russian vessels.
Turkey is preparing for desperate con-
fiict.
LONDON, Nov. 17.-Exceptions from m ILL
tary service in Russia have been limited and
all classes summoned.
Rumors comes from Berlin that Great
Britain has received her demand for an ar
misfice. Indefinite rumOrs of French sue
cesses before Paris are circulating.
The French cruisers have captured many
German vessels in the Baltic and North Sea.
The French are elated over the rumOr that
the entire PrusSian fleet in the North Sea
was captured.
Prince Frederick Charles at last accounts
was at Troyes directing movements.
The explosion of cartridge factory, near
Birmingham, hurt twenty-five, some fatal
ly.
the address to the Crown closed to-day by
Hatock, who justified the dissolution of the
chambers.
BRUSSELS. Nov. 1.-THE Independence
Belge.says Prussia viii intervene in favor of
the Pope.
CONCORD. Nh, Nov. 16.-The State La
Dor Reform Committee have called Con-
vention to nominate Congressman and State
officers. The call is addressed to the friends
of labor reform and economy, impartiality
and honesty in the national and State gov
ernments.
NEW YORK. Nov IA special of the
World from Florence on the 14th says Car
dinal Antonile has addressed strong pro-
test to the Powers against the occupation of
Qurinal.
Should Victor Emanuel enter Rome, the
Pope will depart tor Malta.
The Worlds special from Tours of to-
day, says numerous reports reach here that
Trochu made magnificent sortie on the
10th, infiicting immense loss on the Prus-
slams, and establishing communication with
Gen. Danelle. Details of the fighting are in
com plete. but the substance of the report is
that the main attack was along the roads
leading through st. Cloud, Seneris and Yer
sailles. while ieints were made towards St.
Dennis.
The Tribune's special from London says
Granyille's circular is approved in every OPP
posiue quarter. Its firmneSs and tone has
created astonishment, especially among the
Tories, whose organ this morning is silent.
Leading Liberals are scarcely less Surprised.
Yesterday they expected an acquiescent
policy and were prepared 70 defend it. To-
day there is no such indication.
Granville has gone beyond the point
where public opinion will support. Some
diplomats openly say they see no way out OF
it but war, but il is equally difficult to see
how this cabinet cannot go to war or take
steps leading directly to war without being
first reconstructed, nor Is yet the opinion az
the Foreign Office that Russia means to
bring on, or England be compelled 10 accept
q conflict
They say the situation is undoubtedly
grave, but before an opinion can be formed
the answer Of Gortschakof must be known,
which cannot be probably for q fortnight
Granvlle's dispatch was delivered by the
Queens messenger at St Petersburg, On
Tuesday instant. A reply Is not expected,
ted an answer like that he received. Alsoit
IL affirmed that an understanding is believed
% exist between Gortscakon did not consult
Bisnlarok's wishesas 20 the time Of the pro-
mitigation OF this declaration, and that Bis
marsk desired Il postponed. !