The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-17
EUROPEAN COMPLICATIONS.
RUSSIA TAKES THE OPPORTUNITE.
TO RENOUNCE THE TREATY OF

RUSSTA TAKES THE OPPORTUNITY
TO RENOUNCE TIE TREATY OF
1856.
Dangerof q General NVar-Preparntfops
In Russia and England-Rumorsd
Movement OF the French. Against the
Flank Of the Besiegtng Army-Gari-
ba1di Retreattng-Chartre Reoc-
cupsed-Peasants under Fire Prns-
slams IN DIton.
~. - BRUSSELS, November 16.
The Independence Beige has telegram da'
ted Vienna last evening, announcing that Eng.
land, Austria, Turkey and Italy have agreed TO
preserve q common attitude toward Russia. This
threatening attitude toward Russia causes panic
=. .'SsH''S' LONDON, November 16.
Stocks and securities OF all Kinds are lower, and
the markets arc fat in view Of the crisis on the
Eastern question. There Is uneasiness In all
The Times has special from Vienna this morn
ing, confirming accounts already received Of ex-
citement there growing out OF the attitude OF Rus
sia. The question Of an alliance between England,
Austria Italy and Turkey is discussed on all
sides. =
&The'Times edItorlslly aludes to GortschaSoh's
circular with disgust and Indignation.
FLORENCE, November 16.
Rnssia,s repudiatioa of the Paris treaty, causes
intense anxiety here. ~.
= LONDON, November l6.
New York Telegram special: War vessels are re-
called from every foreign station, except such as
are absolutely needed. The concentration OF
ships ut Portsmouth Is already apparent and the
greatest activity prevails at all English naval de-
pots powerful feet will be Immediately dis.
patched 10 the; Medlts5rsneau. The best informed
circles think the pre.ensions Of Russia render
general European warhevitable: "A rupture be-
tween England ahd Russia ts'iGoked upon as i'm.
minent and Inevitable 1t is also believed that
Russia and Prussia are IN 'ciose!alHance against
The rest Of Europe. -: =. as!a4, .s.e,i .,
Army Nov Sements-The Capture OF Nom
Combatants.
g.; -; LONDON, November l8. /,
The Times Of to-day has Berlin special saying
that the French movement towards Charrfes is
apparently intended as preliminary to an attack
'on the western nank OF the German army now in
yesting ParIs. -:
~ The French are treating captains Of merchant
vessels which they capture Gs prisoners Of war.
Bismarck, demands the surrender Of these forty
captains, and threatens retaliation upon an equal
number OF French notables.
A dispatch from Versailles, last evening, re.
ports everything quiet on the Loire and before
Paris. =:
The Prussian Army OF the North has occupied
Chauney, in the Department of the .Oise. From
Ehis point they threaten Cambria, Roeray, Lafere
and other fortified places in that negfoorhood
NIGHT DISPA ATCHES.
Garibaldt Retreating.
LONDON, November 16.
eartpaldi is abandoning the line Of the Vosges.
The Pruss.ans have advanced to Dole.
There has been remarkable decline In all con.
tnental securities at the exchange to-day, on ac-
count OF the complications arising out Of the
Eastern question. ~ - a''.'
chartrcs Occupied by the French.
TOURS. November 16. :
Among the Prusslans captured at Orleans were
the nephew Of Tam and. the Prussian general
who was Governor OF Orleans during the Occu-
patton. Tann's carriage and horses were also
captured.
The City OF Chartres has been again occupied
by the French.
Nothing Official from the army Of the Loire or
from Paris has been published to-day. General
sdvices show active preparations. Prussian dis
patches found at Orleans give the government
valuable information Of the enemy's intentions.
Peasants Under Fire.
DREUx, November 16.
The French troops occupy this place.
The Germans compel the peasants to work
around Paris under fire.
Prussians In Dijon.
LONDON, November 16.
The Prusssans have reoccupied Dion in force
Eamours Burned.
MoNTARGIs, November 16.
The Prussians have burned the railway stctton
az Namours, in the department of Seine ct
Tallemand In Algeria.
MARss1LLxs November 16.
The city s quiet. The authority Of the govern.
ment Is everywhere respected General Tale.
mand has assumed command in Algeria. In bis
proclamation he says that Republican principles
alone can save France.
Won Moltke Seriously HI.
NEW YORK, November 1s
special dispatch to the World, from Brussels
says: "von Moltke Is reported to be seriously n.n
The Chateau Arremourg IN Tue canton oi
Thuragonia, Is being prepared for the residence
OF Napoleon.
Aletter from warsaw says that the reserves OF
the Prussian army for some time past have psen
secretly called In. The army contracts for bread:
stufrs are twice as largefor 1s7las forlsss year;
he manufacture Of ANS in 1.-The foundries is
prosecuted with uninterrupted .ensfgE. -Ehe neet
is exercising with new cannon. .scs...,: -:
MIDNIGHT HTDTsPATOHEs., ,s-c.
Bismarck Opposes Rassia-W "a
Special. =
LONDON, November ls.
Russell has informed Granville that Bismarck
says that Prussa has not been and VIII not be
party to the abrogaton Of the treaty Of 1856 by
Russia That Gortschakoh's. circular took Bis
marck by surprise, and that no secret under
standing exists between Prussia and Russia.
Bismarck's protestations are received with In
credulity oy the best informed circles.
A. Obstacles to Peace.
LONDON, November 16.
Berlin correspondence intImates that peace is
impossible until France learns that the Govern
ment of National Defence means international
disorder.
k-new losn fs con.emnlo. ed by the government