Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-16
TELE6kAMS IU The STAR.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE WAR IN EUROPE
HIGHLY IMPORTANT!
General European War
Imminent!
THE ATTITUDE OF RUSSIA.
ENGLAND, TURKEY, AUSTRIA and ITALY
COMBINED AGAINST HER.
RUSSIA AND PRUSSIA AGAINST
Iht REST Of EUROPEl
EXCITEMENT IN THE EUROPEAN CAPITALS.
PANIC IN THE MONEY MARKETS.
THE ENGLISH FLEET PREPARING 10
STRIKE A BLOW.
THE SITUATION AT PARIS.
THE BESIEGERS TO BE
ATTACKED.
Threatened Civil War in Spain.
Threatened Civil War in Spain.


COMBINATION AGAINST RUSSIA.
BRUSSELS, Nov. lo.-The Independence Beige
this morning has . telegram from Vienna,
dated last evening. announcing that England,
Turkey, Austria, and Italy, have agreed to pre-
serve common attitute toward Russia. A COL
lectve vote to that effect is preparing at vi
emma. The threatening attitude Of Russia causes
panic in money circles in that city.
ITALY EXCITED.
FLoREkos, Nov. l6.-Russias reputation OF
the Paris treaty Of 1856 causes intense excite
ment here.
THE RUSSIAN SCARE IN LONDON.
LONDON. Nov. l6.-Stocks and securities OF all
kinds are lower this morning, and the markets
are nat in view ofthe crisis on the Eastern cues
ton. There Is uneasness in all circles.
The Times has . special telegram this morning
from vienna, confirming the account already
received OF the excitement in that city GROWING
out OF the attitude OF Russia. Prince Gortscha-
kon tone causes much excitement there. The
question Of alliance between England, Austria.
Italy, and Turkey is discussed on al hands
The Timss, in its editorial remarks ON the sub
;ect, bespeaks the disgust and indicnafio n ~,
the Russian circular.
THE ENGLISH FLEET PREPARING FOR
SERVICE.
AMSTERDAM, Nov. 16.-The Haadelsblad thi,
morning publishes a London telegram TO the
effect that the British feet is preparing. It's
OpySCt uds Dceu announced AT Vienna and Flor
consulted by Russia touching the contemplated
revision of the Paris treaty Of 1856; but was adj
yised that Russia had demanded il.
PRUSsIAN MOVEMENTS.
LONDON, Nov. l6-1 p. ma dispatch from
Versailles, dated last evening, states that every
thing was quiet on the Loire, and before Paris.
The The Prussian army Of the north has occupied
Cnauny, IN the department of Aisne. From
this point they threaten Cambria, Rocrey La
fere, and other fortified places in that neigh
borhood.
THREATENED ATTACK ON THE PRUs-
SLAMS IN FRONT OF PARIS
LONDON, Nov. 16-The Ti,ass this afternoon
has special telegram from Berlin. dated to-
day, which contains the following intelligence
The French movement towards Chartres is an
pare ntly intended as a preliminary to an ATTACK
on the western flank OF the German army n ox
investing Paris. The French are treating the
captains Oh merchant vessels which thew capttlre
as prisoners OF war, Bismarck has demandeS
the surrender offorty captains now held as pris-
onefs, and threatening in case of non-compu-
ance 10 imprison an equal number OF French
h0tables.
TIE BRITISH FLEET To BE SENT tn
THE MEDITERRANEAN
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE TeIegraa has the
following
LONDON, Nov. 1s.-Orders have been dis
patched for the recall of vessels of war from
every station, except such as are actually need
cd in foreign v aters. large concentration OF
ships at Portsmouth is already apparent, and
the greatest activity prevails In all the naval
depOis of the kingdom. powerful leet win be
nme diately dispatched to the Mediterranean
In the best informed circles it Is regarded that
IN consequence of the present preten.ions of
Russia general European war is Inevitable.
PRUSSIA AND RUSSIA AGAINST THE
REST OF EUROPE.
rupture between England and Russia is
looked upon as certain and imminent.
1t is also believed that Prussia 10 i'm close al
lance with Russia against the rest OF Europe.
TROUBLE IN SPAIN.
Our special correspondent at Madrid in dis
patch dated 10 40 a. N. to-day, says i'm mense ex-
citement prevails in this city upon the throne
question. Two hundred and twelve Deputies
will vote for q monarch.
A Carlist rise is certain. and armed republi-
cans are expected to oppose the Kings cleo |
ton. ErE q f-efst = Az
Edicts have been issued against public meet |
a deter mined blot has been discovered. Five |
conspirators have been seized and large sup
plies Of revolvers, grenades and poignards, to-
found, compromising thoee arrested and Others /
well known to The government. Serious ont /
breaks in the provinces nave resulted from the /
military precautions of the Madrid government /
GEN, TALLEMAND IN COMMAND IN /
ALGERIA.
MAReErLLEs, Nov. l5-Late advices from /
Algeria announce that Gen. Tallemand has
taken command of the French military forces
there. In his address on that occas ion he said
his mission was simply to insure peace and
order in the colony: He had no intention what
ever Of meddling with the civil authorities. Re-
publican principles alone could save France
and insure her future grandeur.
The city of Narseilles is quiet. The influence 1
of Gent is evident and his authority lie every
where respected.
THE LATE FRENCH SUCCESSES.
Tours, Nov. 16-Advices from Orleans state
that among the prisoners captured in the battle
near there on the 9Th were nephew Of the
Prussian Commander Won der Tam and the
Prussan General who was Governor of Orleans
during the late German occupation OF that CITY.
The carriage and horses Of Won der Tam him
self were alfo captured. rs - -
The city Of Chartres, capital of the depart-
ment Of Eure. et-Loire, has sgaln been Occupied /
blythe French. H,s = -. SNNs'u
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