Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-11-22
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Foreign News:

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We publish the following summary of Fr-
eign news from the Baltimore Gozette, OF Sat-
urday last :; - goe e5ai d 81 ems sffs
= A Vienna correspondent says that favora-
Bile result might have ensued if Russia $ course
had been to first submit the treaty of Paris 10
the other 'gners for revision. But as the mat
ter now stands grave situation has been Gre
ated, shaking all settled statutes. of European
policy. and compelling unioh Of action to OPP
pose her demands. ,sAasen 5gs Tsox gHlfa -eE
Rumors are reported to be reaching London.
thick and fast, creating general impression
that nothing can avert war One is, that Aus
tria has ordered a, large force to the Turklsh
frontier, that the country may be ready 10 Co
operate with other Powers should there be a
breaking out Of hosriilies. ra09 a.. yffa,. q
g 1t Is stated that the British Government have
received dispatches indicating the position OF
Prussia ia regard to the Russlau. question:
She can see no reason for alarm the part of
the other Powers, and declares that Russia S
claims are natural. aud that sh4 is jusilf in
declaring that portions al, the, treaty are no
longer binding, lnasmueh as it is admitted that
there have been infiactinns Of by some OF
the other parties She u PrusSia--t thinks that
there should be an amicabie settlement of the
affair, aud will, herself, hold aloof from any
further action in the matter 60
u
ish Cores will proceed to Florence to present
the crown to the Duke of AOsra His election
is understood to be highly popular in the prov
inces, and no disorders have followed his proc
amaion. though the Government had reason
TO fear some demonstrations of, at least. disap-
uroval. Cannon were fired in all the large Cit
les in honor of the event.. $3.50. $500.
A telegram from Berlin says that events of
great importance are expected during next
week, embracing a,simulaneous attack on the
Germans from the north and south OF France,
and a great sortIe from Paris Necessary pre-
cautions, it is added, have been taken, and. if
the preparations which have been made are
successful Paris will fall within two weeks. 4
A telegram from Tours says, in substance,
that General Paladines has effected strategic
movement which secures another more impor-
tant success 1t seems to consist in his having
thrust himself between the Duke of Neck len
burg and Paris, while he also encircles he Ger
man army on the front, right flank and rear
The King of Prussia on Friday, telegraphed
the Qneen from Versailles that the Dake of
Meckienburg had repulsed the French along
the whole line near .Dreux, taking many priso-
ners and pursuing them towards Leniars. -
8 The advance of the army of Prince Freder
lex Charles reached Auxerre on Friday. ten.
days march from Toury tar
have been caused 10 Tendon on Friday by the
receipt of despatch from Secretary FISH.
there. concerning the sAiapaala . elaimss-
Though its contents were unknownitos the pub
lie, it was assumed thaa Russia and the United
States have secret undtrS, anding. w. r., ~9q 9
r. The Next Pr. sidentlal Election ..a 20 I.
The Snn says: ,stte i5f-4s ge.t i1.7s q-off-,si,i
: We give below table of the result. of the
recent elections throughout the country, show
ing that the Democrats are in a majority in
eighteen Of the States, and the Republicans in
seventeen, being clear gain to the Democracy
of ten States since he election for President 10
1868. The cnly S at $ in he list which have
not voted directly are Georgia, which gave fit
ty thousand for Seymour, and New Hamp
shire which gave seven thousand majority
for Grant There Is hardly any chance that
another Presidential election will show any diff
ferent result in these States