The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-19
SECOND EDITION
WAR NEWS BY CABLE.
Paris Starving.
The Russian Question.
Earl Granville Too Hastv.
The Attitude of Prussia.
DOMESTIC ME WIS.
The Attitude of Prussia.
The Vacancy in the Pennsylvania Senate
FROM EUROPE.
Victoria Goes Back on Earl Granville

FROM EUROPE.
Victoria c. Back on Earl Granville.
LONDON, Nov. 19.-The Prince of Wales, re-
presenting the views of the Queen, is under
stood to have expressed to the Cabinet her dis
approval of Earl Granviles hasty reply to
Russia.
Starving ParIsiaBs.
Paris balloon letter says General Trochu
intends shortly to force from the city ten thou
sand half starved citizens, for whom he cannot
longer provide food.
The New Spanish King.
MADRID. Nov. 19.-The committee appointed
by the Cortes to proceed to Florence to tender
the Spanish crown to the Duke of Aosta have
already set out on their journey. The Cortes
have adjourned until the return of the commit
tee.
Russia and Prussia.
ST. PETERSBURG Nov. 19.-The Gdulois of
this city denies that Russia offered neutrality to
Prussia on the condition that the Paris treaty of
1856 be set aside. Russia only desired modif-
cation Of the treaty, while, Russia is quite
willing to submit her pretensions to decision
of the conference, Prussia will only consent to
the scheme on the condition that her relations
with France shall not be discussed thereat.
John stuart Mill on the Situation.
LONDON, Nov. 19.-John Stuart Mill writes a
communication to the Times this morning pro-
testing against England's embarkiug in war
with Russia on any existing provocation, espe-
cally as the demands made by Russia thus far
seem worthy of consideration.
The Historian FrOude.
Mr.. Froude also writes to the Times urging
the Government to change front rather than
extend the war. The Morning Posi-. per contra,
says that Russia must recant or embark in
war ensuring her humiliation.
kaaI in Eun nIu
to-day is somewhat more peaceful, but there is
still strong undercurrent of excitement. Secu-
rites at the Stock Exchange are lower and
breadstuffs higher.
Baron Brunnow's Instructions- Russia Dis
claims all Designs Against the OttemnR
Empire.
LONDON, Friday, Nov. 1s-The following is the
now, communicated by Brunnow to Earl Granville
the 9th OF November referred to in the frst para
graph Of Granville's nOte:-
TzARKo SELo, goth October.-Baron I'm making
the communication TO the Principal Secretary sf
the orders OF his Majesty the Emperor, you viii be
good enough to make its import and object clearly
When, at the commencement Of the year 1865,
conferences were talked OF for the purpose OF pre-
venting the war then imminent in Germany by the
assembling OF Congress, 10 discussing the basis OF
it with Earl Russell you were able TO point out to
him the compensation aud the guarantees OF which
status quo existing in the East would render neces-
sary to Russia.
most fairness. He did not deny that svory altera-
tion effected in the text ana the spirit OF the treaty
OF 1855 must lead to the revision OF that docu-
ment Although these eventuates have not been
realized, Lord Granville Will not deny that that
treaty has suffered grave Ia one OF its
What cannot but impress Russia in these modica-
tons is not the factitious hostile tendency to wards
her OF which they bear the stamp it is not the con-
sequences that may result to great country from
! the establishment on her frontier OF small, quasi
/ dor iG Aan fhA fQRii Uvxif
which, barely ten yeats after its conclusion, a sol.
emn transaction, invested with European guar
anee, can be infringed in its letter and its spirit
under the eyes OF the very powers which ought to
be its guardians.
Russia attach TO the efficacy OF this agreement aud
TO the guarantee OF security that she believed she
had found in the principle OF the naturalization Of
the Black Sea? The equilibrium established in the
East by She treaty OF 1896 is therefore destroyed to
the detriment OF Russia. The resolution taken by
our august master has no other object thanto re-
establish IL.
Her Britannia Msjesty's Government would never
consent to leave the security OF ITS coasts to the
mercy OF an agreemt mt which no longer respected
II is too Just not to recognize that we have the
especially desire to establish is that this decision
implies no change IN the policy which his Majesty
You have several times already been made TO
eater into explanations with the Cabinet OF Lon
don upon the general views which the two Govern
ments hold upon tins important question and TO
point out conformity OF principles and OF aterests
which we have noted with mueh satisfaction.
We have deduced, therefore, that it is nei-
ther from England nor Russia that the dan.
gers come which could threaten
the Ottoman Empire; that the two Cabinets have
equal desire to maintain its existence long as
possible by settlement and Cancellation OF ths
differences between the Porte ana the Christian
subjects OF the Sultan and that in case decisive
crisis should occur Notwithstanding these efforts
both equally resolved TO ask the solution above
all in general agreement OF the great powers o
Europe.
We have not ceased TO entertain these views. W.
believe that their complete analogy renders seriou
Misunderstanding possible between Her Britannia
Maiestys Government and ours. We attach the
utmost value TO it, as the best guarantee for pre-
serving the peace and the equilibrium OF E1rop
from the dangers which may result from the com
plications in the East
BY order OF his Majesty the Emperor, your excel
lency authorized to feiterate the assurance OF thi
10 Lord Granville. We sincerely congratulate ouI
selves if the frankness OF these explanations shou
contribute 10 IL, by removing all possibility OF mis-
understanding between her Britannia Majesty
Government and us. am, etc, GoRrsCHAKOFF.
This morninz's 0uotatiens.
LONDON, Nov. 19--1l'3O A. M-CensOls, 92l
for both money and account American secur
ties at U. s. b-20s OF 1862, s6k; OF 1865 old, s5E
OF 1861 IS 1O-4Os, IS. Stocks steady; Erie Raj
road, III Illinois Central los; Great Western, 81
FRANKFoRT Nov. 19.-U. s. bonds closed las
evening at 92h.
middliDQ uplands, 9d9lSd.: middliuQ Orleans.