The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-11-25

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THE EUROPEAN WAR.

LONDON, Nov. 15--The troops under
Trocbu in Paris number 450, 900 men
There !. sufficient food, ut two pounds
daily TO each inhabitbpt, to last the city
until the 10th Of january. The spirit OF
the French people is exceIIcn, and they
are unit in favor OF prosecution OF the
war. The Prussiaus investing Paris are
forcing French peasants into their service.
The latter are compelled to take their
own horse. and wagons TO work on the
Prussian dcfences, under the FIRE Of the
forts at Paris. Drcux has been occupied |
by French forces.
| A telegram datcd Berlin, Nov. II says IL |
the important preparations the Germans
are inaking nre successful, Paris is expect
cd to fall within two weeks.
At tho Cabinet Council to day. 1t was
resolved to act in regard to the Russian
complication. War il imminent. Great
popular indignation exists towards Russia.
Losbon, Nov. l6.-The Cologne Gu
seftc of the fifteenth suys: Baron Won
Beus, after an interview with :he Russian
Ambassador at Vienna, stated to Lord
Bloomfield that Russia had 100, 900 troops
near the Turkish frontier, and Austria
was prepared to take the field ii England
would give her consent.
Private letters from Versailles say that
the position Of the Germans has become
extremely critical and alaru, prevails
among all who understand the situation.
The King would return immediately to
Berlin, but il is not considered safe to
permit him to depart without very large
escort, which could not be spared, as he
would be captured or shot by Francs Tir
} ours who are swariuing all over the coun-
, try.
So great are Won Motke's apprehen
sious Of the consequences Of attacks by the
forces Of Trochu and simultaneous as
: saul; by the army of the Loire. that en-.
: treuchnenis are now being thrown up 10
the rear and fanks Of the German posi-
ton around Paris Officers of high rank
. a, Versailles declare that Germans find
q themselves be.eigcd and other letters
. state that a transformation has occurred 10
the French people. changing depression
and lear into confidence and bravery.
An immense supply Of Snyder arms
= and Armstrong guns are 10 their hands,
aud the numbers of their armies are con-
: siantiy increasing. la short, everything
promises a complete turning oi the tables
and the utter annhilation Of the inyad-
crs.
The Prussisn military authoritaties
q make no secret Of their expectation tina,
their batteries will be completed by the lei
Of December. Their munitions have mr..
q rived aud everything is ready for BON
bardmeut, is necessary about tho titpt
k meat fails.
\ LoSpos, Nov. IA dispatch from
Tours 10 day says that numerous reports
- rench the city stating that Trochu. an tn.
l. 18th inst. made sortie, infliciing heav,
lus-es on the Germans and establishin;
;, communication with Gen. Querelles.-
. The details Of the Sighting are incomplete
bu, the substance of the reports is thai
the main attack was made along the road
1t leading through ST. Cloud. Sayercs a",
10 Versailles, while fein,s were made iowar,
the north at ST. Deuis aud south ut Vile
juif.
o' A rumor comes from Berlin that Grea
u. Britain has renewed her demands for nj
armistice.
.. BEnLix. Nov. IA Tribune cor
respondent ,aicgraphs from Berlin. Nov
:" I7th I'm official circles peaceful solu
tiou Of the Black Sea question is locke
at for. IL is admitted that an under tand
I'd ing exists between Prussia and Russia
tha, in case Of war they will co operate.
L1EoE, Nov. 1.-THE journal q
:" Liege says Russia is about TO propose
,p conference of the Powers at Brussels {
revise the fourteenth article Of the treat
sn Of Paris Of 1856. aud that Austria an
lilly are reported rs favoring the prcjec
The Times says that IL the Russian
invade Euxine. Turkey will be able |
lis sweep il of; If not England aud othe
81 Powers arc bound to do it.
Austria is determined to be an ally
England, should hostilities arise betwee
sr, that latter Power aud Russia. The Turl
is ish government has proposed to Austri
that Europeon Congress be called,
\ consider the proposals Of Russia. .
correspondent, scmi-otfcia!, believes tt
ca Powers will consent to modify the treat
of 1855. Russia is generally conciliator
nd aud relics on the peaceful attitude Of Il
ii, English Ministry. to prevent war wit
Russia. lhiea Fries Press is violent
it's language, and appeals to the hon,
M, and dignity of England, giving as i
iy, opinion that England is bound to consid,
any Reputation af the treaty as eas'
;, beiii.
:. LONDON, Nov. 17.-The Tribune
I'll correspondent al st. Petersburg, tel
graphs that the Russian note is unive
cr, sally approved there. All papers CO.
nd tain articles expressing the hope
S. peaceful results. but stating that the c,n
= try is ready for war ii necessary. A n
tional subscription, to build Black s.
ecr feet, is demanded. An Imperial Ukus
of signed yesterday aud published to-day,
:. official journals, orders the Russian arm
'ss 10 be recruited on the Prussian plan.
Us LONDON, Nov. l9.--Dspatches fro
T." Tours state that Euglaud, with the q
rd. proval OF the Provisional g ,vcrnmet
ar has renewed her proposals for an arm
.tice, based upon pecuniary war compc
'"e sation, the razing of frontier tortresse
Ter aud the naturalization Of Asacc and Le
ers raine the great powers guaranteeing Il
fu.filment OF these conditions by any I
:. tuse French government A Congress
Nv to assemble to settle these questions, NJ
mas to deliberate upon tho Eastern questio
ess VIENNA, Nov. 19.-The Press regre
ut the mistaken pride Of the French Cover