The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-11-23

the Seine ct Marne.
MADRID Nov 16.--S3 liberal delegates met yester
and Legardo. After long consultatios they agreed
to cast their first vote for Montpenser, when if moi
chosen, they would vote for Aosta
There is immense excitement upon the throne qnes
ton.
An edict has been issued against public meetings
and strong military force is under arms.
A plot to murder the Prince has been discovered.
MARsEILLEs, Nov. 16.--The city is quiet The
authority of the government is everywhere respected
| Gen. Tollemand has assumed command in Algeria.
lnhis proclamation he says Republican principles alone
can France. s-zz-zz=s
| Tours, Nov. l6.-Among the prisoners captured at
Orleans is nephew of Taarn and Frussian general
who was Governor of Orleans during the occupation.
Taarn's carriage and horses captured.
The city of Chartres is again occupied by the
French
DRErx, Nov. 16-The French forces occupy. this
place
The Prussians compel the peasants to work around
Paris under fire.
LONDON Nov 16.-Berlin correspondence intimates
that peace is impossible until France learns that the
government of national defense internal order.
new loan is contemplated by the Governmental
! Tours.
The Prussians sending more artillery to Paris.
/ The North German Parliament meets at Berlin on
the 24th
BERLIN, Nov ia correspondence, semi official,
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proposition of modifying the treaty Of 1856.
| Austrian and Hungarian journals unanimously de-
nounee Russia for her proposed violation of solemn
| treaty obligation z= -zs
Tours, Nov l6.--The French journals treat of Eng
lands anxiety the subject Of Russa's renuncation
OF the Paris treaty just return for her Indifference
for the suferngs of her former ally The Government
here seems to give no attention to the incidents
LONDON, Nov l7-lnense excitement in Government
circles relative to the threatened complication growing
ont OF the Russian attempt to arevson of the
treaty of Paris. saH.-<.a.=e .zz z..e ..E.
The general conviction is that English statemanshp
is at fault The country is wholly unprepared for
The Secretary of War is fastening the armng of the
nation. erss.. a. zs=z s- -.=z=szs= 9---ss.
Securities declining Breadsuffs are advancing.
All the great powers are ready to reconsider the
Paris treaty .-.
Granville in replying to Garsehokeffs circular de-
nounclng the right Of Russia to recognize the Eu-
ropean situation releasing her from solemn treaty
stipulation. aea. -## -
The Times in strong article on the grave situation,
says Russia puts fleet on the Black Sea, Turkey
should be able to sweep it of: f not England and the
other powers are obliged to do so.
The reported capture of the steamers Hansa and
Leipsg is incorrect; they are safe at Bremen Haven
BERLIN, Nov. IA sorte from Beort yesterday
was repulsed by the Prussans.
MADRID Nov. 17.-The Duke of Aosa has been
pro aimed King by the President of the Cortes. The
Carlists gave twelve blank votes z
The Cortes have elected the Duke of Aosta King of
Spain by 19l to 100. The city is animated but no
disorders. #
Tours, Nov l7-Mesieres is again surrounded by
the Germans. A lively artillery battle is progressing.
The French have re0ccupied Dreux. z6zzz=- faa.
The eastern question is eagerly watched here
LYONS, Nov. 1.-THE Prussians have 10000 in
fantry with cavalry and cannon at Dion
LONDON, Nov. 17.-All the papers speak of Russia's
demands as insoent. England will stand firm to the
treaty stipulations and will not stand alone Defen-
sVe preparations are extensive throughout England.
Gibraltar s being reprovsioned. The Government
is purchasing large quantities of powder.
LeNDos, Nov. l7.-The idea of collective note
from the powers eoncerned to Prussia has been aban-
doned
An Austrian dispatch, in reply to Gortschakof, is
identical with Great Britains
The evening papers concur in urging vigorous war
measures. The merchants here deeliree to charter
Russian vessels. Turkey is preparing for desperate
conflict.
Exemptions from military service in Russia have
been limited and all classes summoned
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 1.-THE Sublime Porte did
not receive Gortschako' 8 note until yesterday The
dispatch is eonciiatory in Tone but insists revision
of the treaty of 1856 The Ottoman government will
give an energetic reply - a-.+
BERLIN, Nov 1.-THE treaty for the admittanee of
Hesse D'Armsadt to the North German Confederacy
has been signed.
negotiations WIFI tle DaVaflaH UOfeFnmenL Is as |
suminga satisfactory shape. .=@a
The election as far as known resulted thus: Con-
servatiyes $50; Liberals ITO; Progressves 49, Cath
olics, 40; unclassifed, 80.
The Hague further cabinet changes are Denas re-.
signed and Brock takes the marine portfolio.
VIENNA, Nov. 17.-In the Reichrath the debate on
The address to the crown closed to-day by Hatcke,
who justified the dissolution of the chambers.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 17.--The Independence Beige SAYS
Prussia will intervene in favor of the Pope.
LONDON Nov. IA rumor comes from Berlin that
Great Britain has received her demand for an armis
ice. Indefinite rumors of French successes before
Paris circulating
The French cruisers have captured many German
vessels in the Baltic and North The French are
elated the that the entire Prussan fleet in
the North sea has been captured.
As Taan falls back, forces coming to his relief are
advancing rapidly Two columns have already crossed
Yonne at tSenas, and the tenth corps has struck the
liver at Tounere
Prince Frederick, at last accounts was at Troges
directing movements. % }
BERLIN, Nov. l8.--Dr. Jacoby was not reelected to
Parliament. His weknown opposition to the annex
,tion of Alsace and Lorraine defeated him.
LIEGE, Nov. 1S.-The Journal DeIiege says Russia
8 about to propose conference of the powers at
Brussels the 18th article Of the treaty. Italy
md Austria are favorable to the project.
LoNpoN, Nov. lS.-Taan has withdrawn from fanny
md Palatry. d
Garabaldi's troops are reported violent and mutin
,us Strong measures have been taken to bring them
lnder discipline .... a-
The feeling in financial circles is somewhat quieter
The Times says Russia has placed herself in the po
ition of public enemy.
Thos. Carlyle writes two and and half columns in
mall type to the Times on the war between France
nd Prussia. He shows what France after an expert
nee of four centuries is pretty sure to do again when
he gets her feet and therefore praises the policy
pursued by the Prussians, which he claims is based
pon solid practical prudence.
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-A well informed correspondent
writing from Vienna says: While Russia might have
obtained revision of the treaty by the usual MEANS
be Russia has seen fit take creates grave
ituaton, shaking all the settled status of European
'oliey and compelling common course of action to i
edress her demands.
VIENNA, Nov. ls.The report Of Reusl's resignation
untrue.
PEsTH, Nov. l8-The opposition party in the Hun
arian Diet continue to urge decided course in the
natter of Russias demand
LONDON, Nov. ls--It is now ascertained that the
RUSSIAN in front of Paadine have not retreated to
irtenay The Prnssians hold all the sroneholds along
he Jura mountains.
VERSAILLES, Nov. lS.-The King telegraphed the
queen today that the Duke of MeckIenburg yesterday
epulsed the enemy along the whole line near Dreux
ien Ifesslk at the same time captured at Dreux many
'risoners The enemy were being pursued in the d
eetion of Lemour.
LONDON, Nov. ls.-Adyces from Orleans to Mon .
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