, 1870-11-21
FOREIGN: p.
The Black Sea Controversy.
4 Peaceful Result Believed to
be 0btainable By Di'
plomacy. !:
The Franco.Prusslan War.
Additional Rumors Of Peace
Negotiations.
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Movements Of the Armies
South Of Paris.
No Reliable News from Paris Since
the 9th fnst..
Movements Of the Armies
South Of Paris,
No Reliable News from Paris Since
the 9th fnst..

TIE TREATY or lS5S-
LoHp0N, Nor. en-Article ., OF the treaty OF
March 20, 1855, Il still regarded a. . barrier 70
Eat, especially when considered n conneceod
with tha protocol Of April 23. Of the aAune yeas
This article, As explained By the protocol, re-
quifes the reference Of questions which may
arise to friendly powers, preliminary to ant act
Of hostility. II Will he noticed that an overt act.
not a declaration, however hostile II rnaT
be IN tore, Is Necessary TO constitute
q breach OF tre trraty. The ovEft act II still
wanting. Prussia, id case Of regadTtnR Of tue
sressy Of Paris, ~in cousent to no restriction on
The FREE action of the Cz~r- ...
GtApsTnkEx COuksE DIS sAlFRovxp.
There IL much remark In ttplenruc circles On
the imprudcnee IF G.adstore In writing to the
T,.rf. fn 1hr FltSatton oyef the signature OF
.sEu,atnr." u communication appears In Tcp!J
frol, Max Muller. II u understood that BiImark
+ extremely win stcsire towards Gladstone Ia con-
sefu rrt II the r'tutoente nn the fsushtan policy
ae has u.r:.c Or lns7!r1 Il In tho n1hic prlntA.
RrssIAS MILITARY bEcREK-
LoNtx,s, Nov. 41.--Tha New Yotk 7f1buae's
{, t.+.p ndcct u ST. Petersburg trlegrarhs on
tar I6'h, ssx.rG tai = d+cyee has been fssued
e1,rl.ung fh= cr.1u;us:Ey military service to all
c'a.-+ cf lt.e npulatinn. Tht sa:ree Is we'll re-
r,.s+tt t.y The !~uthsl1. ahd Is considered peace
IL. f.ts.H+e
THE I:r>sIAS TREE And CHASvtLLES S0rK.
IT.. ST. p.1sr-u-:. t;4z.ftr discussed t,-ass the
E:r.1.. metz, AMI Hays t:st Granville admits tho
sut,-t4..e ef Kusss-'s 'semsnds. aud that.
therefore. It,. II uscicst "a qu3ffA
s,n lit fu.r'--Aus'lia d.t! the Rame hJ Won Beasts
7.rps.s.l tn revise the treaty. NJ advantage 70
Eurl,.~. nr Ans ,ta wnuld arise from war. A
farn II circular WAX necessary, because It was
.urnr .ll!c ~ yet cungftss t. modify the treaty;
o,htTw,.e Russia w5s not the rrSt to break the
treaty. peaceful result will probably be OBJ
saInc.i by sltpl,mscF-
HEAeoSs WHY ENGLAND WILL. NOT Go 10 VAR,
O. r. rnAr
rsflocAt Mt telcEr4nhs:
~Your Correspondent, last night, aQatn inter
rtcwtI the tAne sre.nber Of The government
>sht &c statements we're telegTaphed you on the
18th trst- He tad It was now certain that no
combination BY tic p"wczs would Re formed
.gsinst Rassia- Fsve governments besides Ros-
Ela siKuel the treaty Of 1875, and all are equalfJ
aggrtered al Rusea's violation thereof but Will moi
even write collective note demonstrating against
the violation france roWex1esB Prussia couniFe
with Rus4iA. 1ta1E declares that she will not tbtt
any diplomatic movement against lfussla, having
Ealncd the ohIcrta OF her former alliance Will
france and England There remains Austria
She will address a note TO Russia, but not threatea
war. In 1851 Count Eeust himself proposed TIL
abolition Of The treaty restricting sovereignty fl
the Black Sea, He IL uew quite willing, csei
anxious, to make still higher bid 70
the friendship CT Russia Ton VII
see TINT Enr1aad viii he leit alone should she In
Btst on resusus to jrtn Congress for the dc
ClEIon Of Russia.s claim. She will not insist. III
Congress will meet, uul Russia vii: gain he
point. Grznyttle'4 litter does not mean VIII
England has no wish for the struggle hetsal
Turkey Ia On One side. Russia, Prussia, and tn
United States are un the othes. The rcmalnln
powers are mere spectators Bls1nAgk has
eectet treaty with Rnssiar Jus: a. ho had tn
draft OF q SECRET treaty With FrAnce-two ktE1nf
to his bow. He elected to reject frances Off
nr%4-a y uut y A%rsDn nfa+Fl In
GUM, and to accept Russ!a's bargain, and comp
the neutrality Of Austria rs condiho
Of tezr1nR the treaty Of 1e.d TO rleces.
RUSSIAN FLEET FoR TIE pARpAStK1 LEE
NEW YoRK, Nor. q0.-The Eofli's corTespout
ent at ST. Petersburg writes: An imposin
lron-clad Russian squadron E1ll Shortly make
appearance In the DAEdanneles, and mllltal
force will appear On the Danube II Vienna an
constan,tnople arr less compliant than Rusz
hopes.
a1epaun has ssaytea tor Constantlnople To fu
DIsn explicit Instructions"
MILITARY PRKrARA1iuxs N KNGLtSp-
LONDON. Nov so-1ncestant activity pTeEaAs
the War Once, in Pail Mail, and attae Aanltal'
In whitehall. The Duke Of Cambridge hasEak
IN n,a quarters ut the War ONCE, and all
Lords OF the Admiralty remain constantly
Whitehall Work goes on night and day, Prep
ing for WAT war meeuRg Will be called at
Mansion House early hext week to strength
their bands, The government Ia insastln4 Il
Nusstn shall withdraw her pretens!ors or DC co
uat1cu 10 do 50. All the itor-clRts and NUM-
OF wooden yessels and transports are ntlinX
for sen. ... ~
abatement Ct the copdttlon Of the naval
serre eosst guard, and pensioners, SHOWS I
there 4rc s,3s6 expefiecced sallora Who could
bought into service within fortnight
Euvdcs br. ech-IoadeEa arc being served oat 10
yolunscess and 1eRitncu.A Large Orders are
nr}fx IN russia fnf D1F tf4Q. n