Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-03
Probable Success Of the Schemes OF
Russia.

LONDON, Nov. 20.--The World cor
respondent has interviewed member
of the British Government, who said
" 1t il now certain that no combination
of Powers will be formed against Rus
sia. Five Governments besides Russia
signed the treaty of 1856, and all are
equally aggrieved at Russia's violation
thereof, but will not even unite in
collective note of remonstrance France
is powerless. Prussia connives with
Russia. Italy declares she will not join
any diplomatic movement against Rus
sia having gained tho oject OF. her form
or alliance with France and England.
There remains Austria. She will ad>
dress a note to Russia, but not to
threaten war. In 1867 Coun, Beust
himself proposed the abolition of the pro.
vision of the treaty restricting the SOW
ereignty in the Black Sea He is now
quite willing, even anxious, to make
still higher bid for the friendship of
Russia. England will be left alone,
should she iusist on refusing TO join
Congress tor the decision Of Rnssias
claim. She wall not insist The Com
gress will meet, and Russia will gain her
puint. Granville's letter does NOT mean
war. England has no wish for the
struggle herself. Turkey is on one
side; Russia. Prussia and the United
States are on the other The remains
ing Powers are mere spectators. Bis
marck has secret treaty with Russia.
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