The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-17
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
IN ALLIANCE DISCUSSED.
Russian Circular Denounced.
1 General War Inevitable.
Excitement Over Spanish Throne.

re- pOIuCul ltltSTdpls tIOH iSiud W
day that ,the Gortscahkofi's nott
causes great excitement in politica
circles Count Won Berst will tax,
immediate and serious diplomatic steps
An alliance between. England, Aus
tria, Italy and Turkey, is seriously con
templated by Count Won Berst anc
Conrt AndgroSsey,
LONDON, November l6.-Stocks an,
securities of all kinds are low this morn
ing, and the markets flat, in view Of 8
crisis. The Eastern Question. causes
mnch uneasiness in all circles The
Tines has special from Vienna con
iirming the accounts already received o
the excitement in that city, growing ou
ofthe attitude of Russia. Prince Cots
chakoh's tone has caused much excite
meut. The question Of an alliance be
tween England, Austria, Italy anc
Turkey is discussed on all hands The
Times in an editorial on the subject be
speaks disgust and Indignation for the
Russian Circular.
LONDON, November l6.-A dispatcl
from Versailles, last evening, state:
that everything is quiet on the Loir,
and before Paris. The Prussian army
of the North has occupied Chauny
Department of Aisne. From this poin
they threaten Cambreia, Pocerey, La
fere and other fortified places in tina
neighborhood.
The Times has special Telegram
from Berlin which contains the follow
ing intelligence The French move
ment towards Chartres is apparently
intended as preliminary to an attach
on the western flank of the German
army now investing Paris. The Frenci
are treating captains of merchant YES
sels which they capture as prisoners o
war. Bismarck has demanded the sur
render OF forty captains now held a
prisoners, and threatens in case Of non
compliance to imprison an equal mum
ter OF French notables.
New YORK, November l6.-A Lon
drn special saws: Orders nave beer
dispatched for the recall of vessels o
war from every station except such a.
are actually needed in foreign waters
A large concentration of ships at Ports
mouth is already apparent and tho
greatest activity prevails in all nava
departments of the Kingdom. A pow
eriul fleet will be Immediately dis
patched to the Mediterranean. In tn,
best informed circles it is regarded tina
in the present pretensions Of Russia /
general European war is inevitable. 4
rupture between England and Russia il
looked upon as certain and imminent
1t is also believed that Prussia is in clos,
alliance with Russia against the rest o
Europe.
A special correspondent at Madrid, il
dispatch dated today at l04O \. NJ.
states that an immense excitement pre-
walls in that city upon the throne ques
ton Two hundred and twelve Depu
ties will vote for the monarch Carlisle
A rise is certain and armed Republicans
are expected to oppose the Kings elec
ton. Edicts have been issued agalns
public meetings and strong military
force is under arms. A determined plo
has been discovered against the life o
Prim. Five of the conspirators have
been seized and large supplies OF re
yolvers, grenades and poignards. Let
ters and telegrams have also been tount
comprising those arrested with other
well known to the Government.
Serious outbreaks in the Province
have resulted from the military precau
lions of the Madrid Government
LONDON, November l6.-There ha
been a remarkable decline in prices o
all Continental securities at the Ex
change, to-day, in view of the threat
encd complications arising from tn
Eastern question. :.
LONDON, November l6.-A Berlil
correspondent intimates that peace L
impossible until France learns tina
the Government Of National Defens'
means natiopal disorder.
A new loan is contemplated by th'
Government at Tours.
The Prussians are sending more ariII
lcry to Paris.
The North German Parliament meets
at Berlin on the 9th.
\ Berlin correspondent, seml-othclal
regrets that the Powers do no; hastei
10 consider the propriety of modifyin!
the treaty of 1856.
Austrian and Hungarian Journals
unanimously denounce Russia for he,
proposed violation Of the solemn treaty
and obligation.
Special To the Trihune.i
LONDON, November l6.-There ha,
been great excitement but no panic to
dav, over the Russian news in the stocb
exchange and elsewhere. Russia stel
has been so long expected that the pub
lie is partly prepared for it. 1t is tn
form and peremptoriness of Russia de
c!aration which created surprise rathe
than the demand itself.
Notwithstanding the warlike tone 9
tie Times this morning, great doub
was felt whether the English Govern
ment wonld repel Russia's pretenses t
abrogate by her own act the treaty 9
1856. The Times was believed to o
attempting to take the reins of the Coy
ernment. as in 1854, but all doubt vii
he dispelled tomorrow by the publica
ton Of Granville's reply. The view
expressed in this note are shared IN an
will be supported by Austria, Franc
and Italy, each of which sends repl
substantially identical, and will folio,
the same line Of policy in this and a
which follows.
1t is stated on authority that Pru
sia's attitude remains unknown; or, 8
at least, that the English Foreign Oftic