The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-26

an honorable and energetic inhuene
on the foreign policy of the country
and for the advisabllity of making ex
traordinxry exertions to uphold th
power of monarchy and secure q last
Ing peace.
The King win receive delegation
on Saturday.
No opposition is expected 10 an in
crease Of the Budget. made necessary
/ By the demands OF 3 prospective war
A select commission will probably
be appointed to inquire into the statG
/ Of the national defense.
/ Gortschakof7s reply reached Lon
don early In the norning. GranViil,
conferred with the Queen, and il wal
supposed shst the OBJECT of his visit
was to present the dispatch. Such 9
step, taken so swiftly, was deemed
FeFy grave, bnt. 10 fact, the chief Of
the Cabinet had not, at that time, re.
eeived the dispatch, as Baron Brun.
now did not deliver it until in the af-
teFnoon, shortly before the Cabinet
! conference. Immediately a meeting
vas held between Granville and
Gladstone, and the dispatch was laid
before the Council. All the mem.
bers of the Cabinet we're present ex.
cept Bright and Forteeeue. Extreme
caution is shown, not to give any kind
of information, bat there is some au-
thority for saying that the Cabinet
has arrived Et no decision.
The reception OF the dispatch has
produced much anxiety in the highest
quarters. The only thing certain to-
night Is, that the government wishes
delay, and desires that neither the ex-
listing war feeling be increased, nor q
belief created that the difficulty is
concluded. The Cabinet session was
long.
The reported resignation of Bright
is doubtful; but. if true, is due TO
Russia. His health has decidedly
improved lately. and hs has resumed
his business partially.
The TrS01sge correspondent at Sc.
Petersburg, on Friday, writes that an
address of thanks TO the Emperor,
has been received from the Smoleusk
Diet, and the nobility and Bessarabi-
au Diets and all Glasses of the popu-
lstion.
The st. Petersburg Gazette says
Russia cannot withdraw her deelara-
ton. nor leaYs it without practical
consequences. Such propositions
from the English press only cOmpels
her to pursue more actively than be.
fore, realization Of the problem set
before her. No one in Russia wishes
for, but ali classes would rather con.
sent to war. than q humiliating re-
traction in the presence ofsthreats, un-
supported BY anything else than ref
erences to the saetity of q treaty al.
rected against the country.
The same correspondent writes on
the I'D: Russia is not ready for war,
and cannot be before Spring. No step
has been taken to place q feet on the
Black Sea, or to fortify the coasts.
It vii take six months to arm COM
pletely, and to raise the money need
ed for the var, and to put the Nico-
laieh Iron-clad ship yards in working
order.
HERALD spsclaI.l
LONDON, November 23.-The Tsuuvs
says the adjournment OF the Cabinet
was In confederation Of Russia's re-
ply to the note from tbs British Gov
and which reply is evidence
that Russia is not prepared to abide
unequivocally her original circular, or
to take instant action. Primes Gort-
schakoH does not wish war, but is
aveFse 70 the withdrawal Of his cir
cular.
LONDON, November 25.-The City
Council Of Dublin, petitions for the
pardon of Eenian conviots.