Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-19

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Railroad Co.spssy have con. Il sugi.
neers at work on the vest side OF the siu-
nit locating the new road, leaving Tie
present one at Cold Stream, passisR 20 he
north Of Truckec Knob. and striking the
present line near Emigrant Gap. A tao.
mel three miles 10 length, thrsush ths
summit, Is contemplated, which Will eat II
a distance Of from II to Is miles.
Ten inches Of snow has fallen on the
summit during the present storm. It Is
now storming hard here.
The Western Union Telegraph Com.
paay mas opened oiieesat Cisco ssd Sum.
init Valley.
1t is thought that the parties concerned
in'the recent railroad express robbery near
Verdi have been captured.
AUSTIN, Nov 10.-The election passed
off quietly yesterday, resulting 10 nearly !
complete victory for the Democrats. Fivo
hundred and seventy votps were polled.
Bradley's majority over, Tritle is 100.
Kendall, for Congress, So minority over
Fitch. 80 t'' .','
Reports from Eureka state that Samuel
Bell, Constable Of that place, was shot
through the head by man during polit-
icat dispute. =, ~ oa= RI,
= HAMILTON, Nov. 9.-Election returns
arc incomplete. The contest on the State
ticket is very close. Both parties claim
the victory. The whole Democratic coun.
tS ticket is probably elected, with the ex.
ception of District Judge and Recorder.
LONDON, Nov. 15.---Stocks and sccuri.
tics are lower this morning, ia consequence
of the crisis on the Eastern question.
Vienna kilograms state that great excite
ment prevailed there, growing out Of
Gortzehakoff-s note relative to the abroga-
ton of the treaty of 1856. Won Beust
will take Immediate steps for an alliance
between England, Austria, Italy and
Turkey. '.'' .'.'
NEW YoRK. Nov 16-A London dis.
patch says all English war vessels are now
to be recalled from every station, unless
actually needed. A powerful feet will 1t
once be sent to the Mediterranean, ..,
A rupture between England and Rus
STA is looked upon as imminet. It 10 also
said that Prussia is in close alliance with
Russia. 49,. at- ..aI&
LYONS, Nov. 1G-The Prussians have
again occupied Dijon in heavy force.
LONDON. Nov. l6,--A ,yPorltlS special
dispatch from Versailles says the German
army is in a critical condition. The King
would return to Berlin if he could spare
an escort. Entrenchmonts arc being
thrown mp in the rear Of the Germans, for
fear Of Trochu's sortics. 1t also says the
Germans are bcsieScd. .4.t I'd
Prince Frederick Charles il Advancing
to reinforce the Duke Of Mecklenburg ct
Touny. 49,. q. r.''i'..' 9'' =, 'f''ha'
The advance Of the German first army
corps is ut Scissors. ,- ,t~ ..s., .... a. .,.
LONDON, Nov l6.-Austrian and Hun
garian journals denounce Russia. All
Continental securities declined to-day
Russian reserves have been called in Sc.
cretly.
Bismarck says Prussia has not been and
will not be'a party to the abrogation Of the
Paris treaty Of 1855 by Russia, aud no Sc.
cret understanding exists between Prussia
and Russia This is contradicted in the
London Times .-3,E7e.l
The whole London press will open the
cry for war, tomorrow morning, if Rus
sia persists, 10 Der dewa5ds. Orders havX
been given ID afsaip the. rhSei iAest
Great activity prevails at the navy yards,
which are kept running night and day.
Won Bcust says Russia has loo, 900 men
near the Tustiab froptier, and that Aus.
tria will take the field if England con.
sents.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 16.-Arrived,
bark Fremont, from Tacoma; bark, SAook,
ing Star, from Nanaimo steamer Cali
.Eou,ia, from Portland 4 !ia ,isa.s,gs.t. - Z,
Sailed, bark w. II. GaWlcy, for Port
Madison. - -.
LoNDoX, Nov. IA It;5xxe cable
correspondent, writing from st. Peters.
burg, on the 9th, says an Imperial order
issued on.that date Diminishing op limited
furlough, al soldiers whoentered The army
before the LIST of March 1857.
Uheasiness exists in diplomats circles.
A feeling prevails shat tho Government 10
about to make .aideclsratian announcing
the obligations Of the treaty Of Paris, aud
it is understood that if such be the case,
the British Ambassador will demand bis
passports. u @a,@ ,71bh'i& sos eos''
The mission Of Russell, under the SEQ.
retary Of Foreign Affairs, to v ersailles, Is
undertaken, not by order Of the Foreign
Office, but in consequence Of . late Cab.
net council. The object of the mission is
to ascertain the views of Bismarck in rela-
ton to the threatening note from Russia,
read to Granville on wednesday, BY the
Russian Ambassador, aud formally repu.
dating the obligations of the treaty Of
1856. Russell, it is understood, is in.
structed to inform Bismarck that England,
Austin and ltaH win utiN NJ resist! a
violation Of the treaty by Russia.
A Tribune corresp ondeut, .tels6rapkiog
from Lille, Nov. 18th, says Bourbaki's
army, fit exists, Is not here. Lille has
but three battalions. Of Natiousl Guards,
partially equipped, whiteA the sdbtrfbution
Of arms for all classes Of troops would not
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