The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-18

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New YORK, November 16. The Worlds
special from London says Russell has III.
formed Granville that Bismarck says
Prussia has not been and will not be O
pasty to 1.-The abrogation Of the treaty Of
1866 by Russia; that Gortsohakoff's cir-
ouiar took Bismarck by surprise, and
that no secret understanding exists be-
tween Prussia and Russia. Bismarck's
protsstations are received with inoredu.
Hty by the best informed circles.
LONDON, November 16.-A Berlin COR
respondent intimates that peace ia i'm
possible until France learns that the
Government Of National Defence means
international disorder.
A new loan is contemplated by the Go
vernment at Tours.
The Prussians are sending more artil-
lery, TO Paris.
Tho North German Parliament meets
in Berlin on the Oath.
Berlin correspondence, semi i-official,
regrets that the powers do pot hasten to
consider tho propriety Of modifying the
treaty of 1866 Austrian end Hungarian
lonrnals unanimously daaounce Russia
tor her proposed violation of solemn
trea&y obligations.
nals tgsat EnglRnd's anxiety on the sub
jeot ;ofl Knssia's renunoiation of the Paris
treaty aa just resurn for her indiffer.
ence to the elReripgs of her former ally.
The a4o7eHnment here seems to give no
attention to- the incident.
H6URs; November 17.-Masone has
again Been surrendered by the Germans.
A lively, artillery battle is progressing.
The French Ts-ocuupied Dreux. The
Eastern question is eagerly watched here.
LONDON, November 17.-There is in
tense excitement In Government circles,
relative to threatened complications
growing ont of the Russian attempt to
secure revision of the treaty of Paris.
The general conviction is that states
manship is at fault, and the country
wholly unprepared for war. The Secro-
tary OF War is Fastening to the arming
OF the nation. Securities arc declining
and breadstufs advancing. All the
Paris treaty. Granville, replying to
dortschakoffs circular, denounces the
right Of Russia to recognize the Euro
pean situation as releasing her from
solemn treaty stipulation. The Times,
in strong article on the grave situation,
says If Russia puts fleet in the Black
Sea, Turkey should be able to sweep it
off; if not, England aud other powers
will be obliged to do so.
BERLIN, November ia sortie from
Belfort. yesterday, was repulsed by the
Prussians.
LONDON, November 17.-All the papers
speak of Russia's demand ns insolent.
England will stand firm to treaty stipu-
lations. and will not stand alone. De-
fensive preparations throughout England
are extensive. Gibraltar is being repro
visioned. The Government is purchas-
ing large quantities of powder.
LYONS, November 1.-THE Prussians
have 10000 infantry, with cavalry and
cannon, at Dion.
MADRID, November 1.-THE Cortes
have elected the Duke of Aosta King of
Spain, by 101 to 12O. The CITY is ami
mated, but there is no disorder. Aosta
was then proclaimed King by the Presi-
dent of the Cortes. The Carlists give
twelve blank votes
LONDON, November 17.-The evening
papers concur in urging vigorous war
measures. Merchants here decline to
charter Russian vessels. Turkey is pre-
pairing for desperate conflict.
CoNsTANr1NopLE, November 17.-Thc
Sublime Porte did not receive Gortzchn-
koff's note until yesterday. His despatch
is conciliating in tone, but insists upon a
revision of the treaty Of 1856. The Ot-
toman Government will make an cncr-
getic reply. Exceptions from military
service in Russia have been limited and
all classes summoned.
BERLIN, November 1.-THE treaty
for the admittance of Hesse Darmstndt
to the North German Confederation has
been signed. Negotiations with Bavaria
are assuming satisfactory shane Tho
election, rs far as known, resulted:
Conservatives 190; Liberals 40; Pro-
gressives 40; Catholics 40; unclassificd
80. There are further cabinet changes
Denals has resigned. Brock takes the
Marine portfolio.
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