The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-07
II ~ WAR CRISES.
British Per iamentnry Opinion Of shc Easicra
Question: What the Le. i=IaJors Say OF the
LATTE BURY Ok rHr RUSSIAN NOTE.

LORD s dAFrEs guRY o. THE RUSSIAN NOTE.
TO Tha - lroR ~ rae LONDON TiaEs:-
sll-Nf .en sue. e,iiIent ~ Mr. Mill and Mr.
Ftouue dvise or dsaounce course u polcy they
mus ~ avs be listened 70 wan great restecG.
boti ol tnem SPEAK tue uuin wuen heJ adirm The
neep ny rror Oh war entertained by tae people oi
Ei!s az i und bOth, DOUBT not speak tne Rational
sen ir' nj ia declaring tnst no ianciiul point OF
hoAoI no grlninnse assertion Of ognliy, shJu u DC
ai!oNf 4 10 userturh oar peaceful rel4.IoLs VITA
elmer Powers. lac tone ana manner OF Prince
1oiH aakons noie, odiOus auu uGgenil eiiinil&e as
u Is ougat no. ~ ru &c tne patience VI tie DritIsn
Peep lie. Our Olahd ana sAinu secretary Tor
FORE ign Affairs - more t;n match Ior Tue Prince
III q, asGieaUt aud, asking neither regfa.
tatt nor explanation oi MS wolaeriaI We Dut
a4i' ring " as mere outbreak or temper ahd Vui-
sar .ty let hilu promise, cunio.nty Win The oher
par ues 10 the treaty iu iar aad liberal cosidera-
'''1 a oi ln~ grievances VI hussia.
" aicn mat Power seeks 10 aprosate rests GA tne
" ss OF so,eniu treaty; and uetlbe 10 see That 50
II ga an autuorLy aE. diil, tnodgD wlaeiy duer-
~ IN spsrit aud STYLE ~, In respect Oh the oindng
Atule ol cOyeUauts al uue Al pritlle Win the RUS
slai Chancellor. isussa - resoWel 10 vioate by
force The lerls % Treaty bscatls; thes are barue-
4 some 10 her Mr. aIi Is not disposed 10 observe
them whsn called IN question, unless tacy be so
convenient ina1 the co0niry would be ready
TO enter on them airesa. such principles as these
are absolutely illai. ihey s,ilad III the way OF al
peaceful solutions, OF all peg-.anent afran- ements
livery one IS nos pant NJ VITA desire the
Uinailon oi TINS dread III war p4twctn france anl
Germany Bii how eau tue parties come to-etucf
lot any uSci ~ issue udci ills new Interpretation VI
tue law Of nanonsr Esesy clause OF proposed
treaty VIII be subjected II mental RESERVATION and
under the language OF grave promise and solemn
neani.g Of the tmag, whensyer tuey eau he adyal-
iaeeuusly exercised.
Il tbs view he confirmed By public opinion II VIII
be ell that Eng ANA 1T eas., having GuI rid % the
p.esent lIea.y, should lake good never To
LacC another igT any purpose or With ans People.
am, sir, your UDeuieut servant
N0ylMBEaI 10 sHAFTEsBURy.
EARL o. THE EASTERN QUESTION.
To THE EDl!o OF TIE LONDON 1i!4Ls.--
SU--WDateNer measures our government may
take 10 support anu m4Intdin lie spiit VI Lo4d
GraayIie's arm ana ulabSN ciab.e dcspa, ch, II
appears u Ihat thele Is one measure Wnicn Is
indispensable. | urged last year inat the Crown
ougnt armed more atuhurltJ 10 cal out
ana eDuuuy The militia lhe MIusiry caslieu about
the Ut my Dll, uuj lney conseated 10 Lake
power to enbCuY tue nltillia IN case o. an elier-
gcnCy. ! do not wei know the legal meaning
atac.led 10 tne word emergency nut n seems 20 uiy
thaL wuen the minister great Power assumes
On behalf vi uls sovereign tue rnt To set as.iS aud
aprogate treaty whoa blads seven VI the chief
atcs oI Europe, ali emergency exists.
ii l. said Petersburg that RUSSIA has 100
mes arms aut az cologne the NUMBER IS talked
$4,000. lUls nOtUfoaS Oaal troops nave or some
tnoltDS been moving from the h0rth OF itussa
toward the frontier OF turkey. MhelDcf our voice
be lor peace, as nope, or Tor war, wllch MAJ be
come lney!iao.e aia OF oplnion lhat 100000 men
OF tile militia, Ia andltIoa 10 Inc militia reserve
should embodied, and that We shouit Juis obtain
the means % lng Wnh ilesii sIu blood the sKele-
tons OF our atenuated regiments. | remain, s.r
FOUR obedleat servant, RUSSESG
NOVEMBER IL