The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-19
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pheatiOns, and the matter Will blow over
peacefully.
Herald spscIaLl
IoyDor. November ia telegram
dated Berlin November l7lhS at 10 O'Clock
in the evening" says. II Inc important
preparations tnat ne Germans are max
ing are successful, PARIS Is expected to fail
The Russian question is viewed here as
matter IN Whien Prussia shoald decline
to meddle. Beief IS IN general that Rus
emily IN harmony with Russia on the
Eastern question. Tue dual arrangement
with Bavaria Is com pletei. Her military
position in the German COnled eration VIII
be the same, IS sax ny and WurLemoufg
will be bound to suDmit to. The sigo inc8Dt
part Is, that in the recent election even IN
the Democratic dlstr cts. All the Democrats
were defeated who had taken ground
against the annexation OF Alsscs and
Lorraine.
[Herald's spseiaLI
LosDoE. Nov. Is-Ths special CORES
pendent OF the Herald, Wr1L1ng from Lille
on the 18th. At 20 P n, says: "Ihe stu-
making itself seriously felt In this Dis
"At the instance OF Gambetts, ths Com
mtssary General mas been given an equal
oomm&nd with Boarbakis In order 20
Republic Is doubted. Every movement OF
Bonrbaki must be endorsed y TesteI, the
CommissaTy General berore IL can be ex-
ecuted. Testei ts civilian, and was g
no military knowledge, and this COM
mand Is working much mischief. Tno
friends Of BourDaki blame him for re-
maintrg In 50 doubtful a position.
"GraaG activity has been evident In the
Army OF the North for three days, and
there IS good reason to suppose that con-
eentration OF the forces OF this command
Is about to take place, with the object or
marching 10 the feiier OF Paris, by moving
eastward, and endeavoring 10 maze a
tuncLton with the Army OF the Lore be-
tween Fontainbleau and Cletsui. The
Gardes Nationai VIII osisna Lne sS,- loI-
ttded towns. 1s Is reported tnat the Army
OF the North numbers 10000 men, but
can only locate $500.
Local newspapers are forbidden TO pub
llsh any military Information Whatever.
Evidences exists everyW here that shere
is q secret hops entertatned By the people
that the Orleansgst Will be restored They
believe that the Count de Paris, vito
| 1900 men, could march triumphantly
| through this Department and gain every
where, the adhesion Of the people.
LoEDoE, November IS.-Advices from
| Paris, via Belgium, represent that the Cit
1Eens, though they see that an army Is
coming % their relief are tired OF the war.
| ieclng nn arInistfce, aud demand the con.
| vocation OF the National Assembly.
M. Renan, in the Journal DeS D. bats
writes, that IN spite OF the hOstiiILies there
! are delegates VINO can be got together
within eight days, and the p, ess and tie
people are urging the authorities TO take
| action 20 this end.
The Independence Beige objects to keep
i Ing IN bz1RAulza Inc prisoners who are re-.
/ covering frem tnetr wounds.
LONDON, November ls.-The following is
| the dispatch OF Prince GOrtschakoH TO
/ Baron BreunnoW, communicated 10 Earl
TzARKozLo, OstoDer -.
/ BARON: In making the Communication
| to the principal secretary or state of her
| BrlLanIc Majesty, presented to on by the
| olders OF nts MaJestys the Emperor, you
/ will be good enough 70 MAKE It's import
| aud object clearly understood. When, az
the commencement or the year OF 1866, q
| conference was talked OF Tor the pur.
pose of preventing the war then
| Imminent Ia Germany, by the Assem- bling
/ OF a Congress, IL discussing the basis Of IL
W1tn hsLl anse e.i, you were aDie 70 point
out TO him the compensation and the guar
| anJees, which In certain eyentualit1es TO
| modify the statue quo existing in the East,
| woutu be rendered necessary TO Russia.
| This was recognized By Earl Russ ell with
| the utmost fairness He did not deny that
| every alteration effected In the treaty OF
| 1875, must lead to tue revision OF that doc
| ument, although these eventualities have
| not been reanzed. Lord Granville Will
i grave modification Ia Que OF It's
essential parts, which cannot but
impress Russia Ia these notifications, Is
| not the f@ctous aud hostile tendency TO-
! ward her, OF Watcn they bear the siam D; Il
| Is bos the consequences that may result TO
| q great country from the stablishment o.
| her frontier oI small quasi tndepenent
/ state; it ~ above all the facility with
| which ten years after its cone. usion, a sol
/ emn transaction invested with q European
/ guarantees can be- lnfrnged IN It's letter
hnd spirit, under tbs eyes OF the very
i dlans. In the presence OF sucn q
/ pre- cedent, what value can Russia at
tach 70 tue etfioacy of this agreement OF
| security, thss sine believed she hsd found
ia the principle of the neutra IL stton If
tue DIacK sea. The equilibrium established
| in the East, therefore, Is destroy ed TO the
/ detrlment OF Russia, and the reason taken
by our august master Is To re.estabiisn g..
| Her Brittaa1c Majesty's Government
I would consent Ia
| OF IT'S coasts to the mercy OF an agreement
which Is no longer respected, aud IL Is, too,
Just, not to recognise that We have the
| same duties and the samerlghts. But what
we especially desire 10 establish, Is
thst tails decision implies no change
In the policy, hls msJestys the Em-
periOr, follows IN the east. You
have several times already been made
to enter into explanations with the
Cnbires OF LondOn upon the general
| views tho two governments mold upon
this important question, and 10 point out
q cun1rmatory OF the principles and tn-
terests whlcn we have noted with much
satisfaction. We have deducEd, there
| fore, that tt is neither from England nor
from Russia that the dangers can come
| which could threaten tine OttOman EN-
pire; that the two Cabinets have an equal
| desire 10 MAINTAIN its existence as long as
/ possible by the settlement and concil1R.
! tion OF the d1nSreh ces between the forte
aud the Christian snojecs of the sultan,
. / anu that in case a decisive crisis should
occur, Notwithstanding these efforts.
both are equally resolved to ask the solu-
the great Powers OF Europe. We have NOT
ceased to entertain these views. We be-
lleve that their complete analogy renders
q serious underst auotng possible between
, her BriJanio MsJssty's government and
ours. We attach the utm oSt value TO IL, as
the best guarantees Tor preserving the
peace and equilibrium OF Europe from the
. dangers which may result from the COM
pltc ations in the East. By order of MS
Majesty, the Emperor, your Excetlency tE
authorised 10 reiterate the assurance OF
this to Lord Granville. We shall sincerely
congratulate ourselV es if the frankness oi
these ex plantations should contribute to II
, by removing 6ll possibility OF q m mlsunder-
, standtng between her Bgttanic Majesty q
government and as. l an, etc.
GORTSCHAKOTF.
: LONDON, Nov. ls.-A special correspond
ent OF the Tribune telegraps from Berlin
that 70 is ElaJed on diplomatic authority
from 81. Petersburg that Russia has larke
! bodies OF troops massed on the VtstuIa
: and further south and armed vessels bnili
on the 3. .ack sea.