The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-18
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Intepss Excitement In i London Over
~ 49, \" The Russian Question. n1.@

g sn,ls isr"h''.' 'I LONDON, Nov. II.
There is intense excitement in Govern
lnent circles here relative to tho threaten
edscompllcatlons growing out Of Russia's
attempt to secure a revision of the Paris
treaty. The general conviction is that
English craftsmanship is at fault The
country is wholly unprepared for war,
and nil its traditional renown In arms Is
imperilled. Right Hon. NJ. Cardwcll, Sec
rctary OF State for War, is fastening the
armaments Of the nation. IA lt.frl
The Markets Perturbed. =
There is much excitement at the Stock
Exchange. Securities Of all kinds are
declining and brcadstufS advancing cor
rcspondingly. Theorists forms the theme
of newspaper comment, and there seems
to be but one opinion Of the Russian de-
maud, that it is insolent in the last degree.
The Feeling onthe Continent towards
it' Perfidious Albion.
Tho journals on the Continent take no
pains to disguise their satisfaction TINT
Great britain and her colonies would
suffer more severely in case Of a. war
against Russia than Franco has suffered
In her contest with Prussia
All the Great Powers Ready to Re-
,..'' !. consider.
All the Great Powers of Europe are
ready 10 reconsider the Paris treaty of
1865. . l..s. 1' ''
Great Britain Rcncws Her Demand
,... for an Armistice. ,
'W.r LONDON, November II. :
A rumor comes from Berlin that Great
Britain has renewed her demand for an
armstiCc. vLHitJ Vii .''-i
The Summons to the 'AbIe.B ied."
,otEG iocL6SDoN, Noveniber'1T.
Exemptions from alleCmiIitaryi Service
in Russia. haxGr boon flAnttedWand Rll
classes summo9S9os mroltrlT I
The Collective Note .Abandoned1-
Turkey Preparing to Fight
,u,u al LONDON. November II. 4
The idpa Of u collective note from the
powers concerned, to Russia, IIas been
abaudontd.1 The evening papers concur
in urging vigorous war measures The
merchants here decline to charter Rus
sian vessels. Turkey is preparing for a
desperate wh& Il 1dL(Ii IL
The WarIikc London Press. d.
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/. .1,rl pa.. .,. ss LONDON, Nov,1T.
The Morning. Rst says the cause of
France has now betbtho the cause OF Eu'
rome. All neutral StAtesafe bound TO u.s.
sist her, obtain peace and leave her intact,
or aid her to continue the war, in order TO
hold, Prussia. engaged while England,
Austria, Italy and Turkey whip Russia
into submission. Either Prussia must
sign IN easy peace to liberate her forces,
or Franco, letaining them, will slow hcrt
self once more the savior Of Europe.
The StaadTd has n bitter attack on
Russia ind Prussia. Il dcnounccs them
rs having committed ii monstrous act 6t
perfidy and Violence; an audactous con
tempt of public morality; introducing
chaos anil o series OF endless wars, and
proclaims that tho existence Of nny En-
glish Ministry would not be worth II
weeks purchase that darcnot give a right
answer to their most Insulting challenge.
Rumof of French Successes Before
PaTis'a tl sd r apHJ
Indefinite rllmOrS of French successes
arc circulating. The French cruisers
have captured many German vessels lin
tho Baltic and North Seas. An explosion
occurred tolday at Rynoch's cartridge
factory near Birmingham, by which 81
persons were injured, some fatally, :! r.
laThs voice Of the lThuhdereE. !,
The fines las strong article on the
grave situation Of affairs 1t says that II
thc Russians put u feet in the Black Sea
Turkey VIII be able to sweep It Oft, IL she
| Is not, England will, and that the Other
! powers are bound to do so.