The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-11-26
EURCFH.

tiatlonS are still progressing. Prussia pro-
poses that regulations for the press and for
public meetings shall belong exclusively to
the Federal PariiaInent
LoSD0N, Nov. Ih-The telegraph says
that ii ii certain tlat Russia has sixty iron
clad gunboats IN the Black Sea ready for
action.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-rispatches from
Bfois and Tours confirm the rumors that a
battle has been fought near: Arthenay.
The extent of the Prussian loss has not
been ascertained ; but that another French
victory has been ebtsined seems to be with
out doubt.
LosDes, Nov. 15.-A French ganb"at
captured the German vessel Fena johanna.
MARsErLLEs.. Nov. 15.-Returns from The
municipal elections foot up as follows: Re
publieans 10000 Communists 5000.
New EoRk. Noy.yl5-The Worlds corr
respondent in Paris, writing under date of
the 9th inst, says Gen. Trochu Informed the
troops, in a recent speech, hat the whole
force Of Germans around Paris were 200,
600, spread around an investment. Of 60
miles, and that when the proper time ar
rived he weuldGeasily break this attenuated
circle. ts f##5 ggEEEE ns&a ~ atE z5Essa.
The official report shows that there are
provisions sufficient TO give fresh meat, ba-
con, bread and dried vegetables in all two
pounds Of solid food per day, to each of the
inhabitants, until the 29th Of January
LesDos, Nov: 10, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
reports co,frm the reeaptnre Of Dion By
the French. IT. st4I %1
ST.. PETERSBURG. Nov. 15.-Prince Gart
schakof's circular concerning the Paris
treaty of 1856 is dated October 81. 1t re,
cites successive alterations and violations Of
European treaties, among them that of
1866. Ee is unable to see why Russia
should observe the latter when it has been
disregarded by others therefore Russia
diSavows its obligations to a limited en-.
jeyment OF the Enxine sea, and invites the
Sultan to enjoy. equal righrs- with her
She has no wish, to rekindle the Eastern
question, and only aims at increasing her
defensive strength.
@@Thr Government has prepared, as a com,
promise, a substitute which is an equita
BILE, and therefre a permanent basis.
FLORENCE, Nov. l6-Rnssia's repndia.
ton Of the Paris treaty causes intense anx-
iety here, 49,. ..ss- .sl
LONDON, Nov, 16.-Stocks and securities
of all kinds are lower, and the markets are
Hat, in view OF a crisis on the Eastern ques-
ton. There is uneasiness in all circles.
LoNDoN, Nov. '1G-Vessels Of war have
been called from every foreign station ex
cept such as are absolutely needed in the.
fnreign WATERS. A .cnneen tration of ships
at Portsmouth is already apparent, and thr
greatest activity prevails in all the English
naval depots. 4 powerful feet will be i'm
mediately dispatched to the Mediterranean.
The best informed circles think the pre-
tensions of Russia renders a general Eu-
wal inevitable.
1t is also believed that Russia and Prus
sia are in close alliance against tn. rest OF
Europe. s M
BRUSSELS, Nov. 1G.-Von Moltke is re.
ported seriously i'll.
The Chateau of Aremberg, in the
canton of T~hcragonia, is being prepared for
the residence of Napoleon ,
LONDON, Nov. l6.-The whole London
press tomorrow morning will open a cry
Russia, appealing to the Govern
'nent to declare war if she persists in her
demands.
LopoS, Nov. 17.-At a Cabinet council
Yesterday, it was resolved to act deciSiseIy
regard to the Russian complication.
War is imminent. Great ard popular i
.lignationr exists against Russia. rss
The Cologne Gazette, of tie 18th inst,
says: After an interview with the Russian
Minister at Vienna, Baron Won Beuest in
Lord Bloomfield that Russia had
100000 troops n the Turkish frontier. and
hat Austria was perfectly prepared to take
he field if England would give her consent.
GREAT GRIMsBy, Eng, Nov. F.-The
North German steamers Hansa and Leipsig.
DIM New York, and Baltimore. for Bremen,
we're captured BY French men of war.
MADRID. Nov. 1.-THE Cries elected
he Duke of Aosta King Of Spain By a vote
,fl91 to 80. ss
LoSpoN, Nov. TIA Tribune correspon
lent. writing from St Peter burg under |
late of the 2]st. inst, says G~ortschakoh's
etter was presented simultaneously at Lon
lon, Vienna, ~Constantinople, Florence and
Tour, on Wednesday last. After he knew
,fthe delivery If his note inssLondon, Gort-l
rallied in person last night at the
embassy and offered Is show tn
to Sir Andrew Buchanan, explain
ng that he had chosen to communicate di
eetly with the RESPECTIVE zcoarts,, rather
han with their Representatives here. stnl
void all MISUNDERSTANDING, rumors and
seiting kilograms. The news FIRST be
anne generally known today, the
turkish Embassador having. learned ii all
fr EngIisa, embassy. Comparatively few
ofitaeven yet. At the Engiist4 Club
of the Governing ciasses3on
night, scarcely anY Ftne had
Of he action -takeH.The Assist mt
Iinister of Foreign Affairs was &c ally
.gaorant.s. So far as | can learn GortsehaI
off, demands are generally apprnyed oil
n the Russians. AT others are generally
Scited. It Is confidently believed that
.tstria will fight if England will TIE
Government mist feel prepared for
ny event. or it would not have rentnred
A step 50 bold. Russian officers saw
carriedsas,t for fo~nrteeneyears the htl.
conditions of tho treaty, with scra-
lIous fidelity, and that ,nowE;s their time
never They believe England viii not
Vresa IrIrs, Nov: i1s.-Kins wiuiam
legraphed to the Queen to-day that the
ike Of Mccklenburg yesterday repui>edt
e enemy along the whole line near Drepx.
Terfeskaw Mt the satne.time capturedI
reux,. where many prisoners were taken.
ne enemy was pursued in the direction oil
mans. ,yt"
LosDox, NOV. 1s.-Tt IS said that the
I%rticular violations of the treaty which
assia has complained Of is AZ follows : the !
nise fof Prince of Wales inthe Black Sea
an English frigate. ! similar trip sub
of Lrrd Balwer Lyttnr. The
of an Austrian squadron at
arna, a Turkish city o. the Black Sea,
hen the Emperor of Austria was there; {
ID, lastly, the voyage of he Sultan in a :
frigate.s The RI sian Envoy at
anlstantinonle protested against The latter