, 1870-11-20
Probable Peaceful Settlement of
the Question. ]
Russin'i Reply to Granville
The Divided Sentiment in England.
Probable Dissolution of the
Cabinet.
Another Attempt. at Armistice to
be MAIDS.



rEAcK CONGRESS.
Nxw YORK, Nov. 1a,-Despatches Just received
aay = convention Of the leading powers has been
agreed upon, and that ali questions between EaF-
Land and Russia, perhaps between France aud
Germany, will be settled. The coDsrtss Is ~
meet tn December, at Viennn-
TIE FEELING In KS8lAHp.
The general opinion here Is that England will
not declare W1r on Russia: that the peilIgerens
tone Of the London press is merely hluster; that
Britain will submit % circumstances. a. she has
dnDe before.
1rA1r FOR RCss1A.
Especial to she Hev York Hefsld.l
LoSpoS, Nov. IA telegram from Florence
On the 18Th says great excitement prevails there
aver The wak question In regard to RussdAs poal-
rlon on the treaty Of 1856. Popular enthusiasm ts
IN favor Of adhesion to the ca1se Of Russia. The
report that the Ministry IL resolved not to take
joint action with Ecg'and and AustrtA IA well re-
ceiFed. The posinou taken by tho Cabinet ia un-
d rstood TO be determination to hold entirely
aloo1 from the complications that may grow out
OF thls question: Tue government will hare
m uGn TO do In haEnoniktn8 the ueH state Of AZ
faira It Rome.
REPLY or HCssIA 10 GRANVILLE.
Special ttespaseh to the New York Hsr4Td
~. Tk7XASBEA0, Nov. 18, p. n.-Tho reply
of the Russian Government To Earl Gsanrt1le's
'ester was promptly forwarded to Loadon- Russia
'dopts highly conciuatory tone, huE remain1 en-
!rrly nrm IN the position already adopted, aud re-
fntes At length the s.aIamens that the movements
u municipalities In contEavenuon OF the treaty of
Paris e0ufed to her advantage. She appeals to
*li friendly powers 10 noto the fact that l Con-
grcss u tnprAcucab1e In tne present state
Of the principal European powers, and iha,
RusstA expressly dlsclAlm2 any hostile intentions
Or desire to disregard any Of the provisions Of
The Treaty Of Paris, other than those which arr
S<4Ftt itV aAn mil = k.r-
axniukt her. She wonld deeply regard the Inter-
rupstonof the friendly nations which Ahe has eu-
.teavored to cultivate with Great Bfttaiu but she
rsreats he- intention to act upon preyious not4a-
cation IN regard TO the Black Sea. The general
feeling OF the people Of St Petersburg Il fayo,a-
bic To the positiou Of the government.
GoR7scuAkcFF AND THK ITALIAN MINISTER
Gortsctako0 had hna Interview, yesterday,
with the Italian Minister anu special Envoy from
Florence,
wARtiKK FEgIIsd IN ENGLAND
tSpoe7zl 70 tho New York Hersld1
LONDON. Nov. IA watllGa feeling decidedly
prevails all over England. An Important division
exists In the Cabinet on the Russian question.
which will likely lead to a dissolution of ta,.
Ministry. Granville insists that Eu2lana mist
soW put down her foot firmly, or forever give m
aes voice IN European at1asts. He holds that The
present Attttnte Of Russia means future, IL not
Immediate, prosecution Of her long cherished de-
signs IN the East The present moment is the
ohy uGe when England Gnu hope TO resist sue
ecsatuly the policy against which heretofore sue
eaa 1ougnt at gEea. sacEitce Of Ives and t1cas-
ure.
Lowe and Cardwell have positively a1rayed
sgainst war On the present issue. The Conse1ya-
'tscs are aoout to call mecting ut Ioatou to
coetldeE the cftsls- In view Of the probable con-
vocation Of Parliament, Gladstone hesItates to
commit htmselE for or ao atrst war m thn cr.,