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CONT BEIST,s REPLY TO PRINCE CoaT.
tHAkOTF.

VIENNA Nov. o. 1870.
Tie reply OF Count Beust to the circular OF Prince
Gortc.akon points out that there can be no DOUBT
as to the muGual obligations involved by the Treaty
OF 1856, which cannot by one party be mod.
fed OF annulied. lr Is merely in Difference
due 10 the Cabinet OF st. Petersburg that Count
Beust proceeds 70 an analysis OF the arguments
produced py FRINGE Gortcaakor The fact tnat
Turkey can maintain q Meet where Russia cannot
couid only warrant desire for a revision OF the
treaty buI not Its arbitrary dissolution. This ar
gunlent 0nly increases the gravity OF the step
taken by Russia, as such maxims endanger all
existing aud future treaties. Turkey is not re-
sponslb.e for the alleged breach OF treaty by the
union Of the Danub.an Principaiities. Turkey does
not demand the sanction OF this breach OF treaty,
which nfringes upon her rights ana interests The
encry inyo the Back Sea or foreign men.of-war
having princes ou board was harmless plocee Ding
OF which Russia should have complained II deemed
Objectionable
The Austro-Ifungarian government learns with
pa nui regret the resolve Of Russia, and expresses
It's deep surprise thereat. IL cannot but direct the
serious attention OF the government o St. Peters
burg to the consequences OF such proceeding.
further note OF Count Beust. addressed TO the
Austrian Ambassador, Count Chock, at ST. Peters
burg, reiutes the allegation which imputed TO
Count Beust his having taken the initiative in this
matter IN January. 1851. At that time the Russian
imperial Chancellor himself deemed the action OF
Count Beust rrecl tate, as tending to excite the
suspicious vi the French government, and as no
satisfactory result could be expected from con-
g ess besides, according 10 The proposals or Count
Bcst al that sme ,hc different co-s,gnltaries, but
no sag,e Power by itself, were 10 proceed
~ u fevis.on OF The treaty. Al that lime, 100, the
prspOs.I Of count Bcus. WAS not Of nature TO
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burning accident, which will probably result IN
the loss Of ie occurred yesterday afternoon the
corner OF Baltic and Wyckou avenues, Brooklyn.
Mrs. Lander. who resides IN one story frame
house at the above corner, used some Kerosene
10 aid r in lighting the nre. The fire communi.
Gated 60 the can which she nelu In her hand ana an
explosion ensued and Immediately thereafter
she was cnveloped I'm danes. Her screams
attracted the attention OF two or three
citizens, and although they did all IN their
power 10 cxtinguish the flames the clothing OF the
unfortunate woman was nearly all burned OF be-
fore II could be accomplished. Br. Eamonds and
Mr.. Adamson were both severely burned about m
face and hands IN rescning the children. The build
ing, together with the furniture, was DESTROYED,
causing loss OF $4,000 Mrs. Landers Injuries are
pronounced OF fatal character.
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THE LUXEMBOURG Qu: sTiON.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Useless without It
highlands Hesitation In 1867 Keae ting On
Her interests.


The latest kilograms addressed to the HERALD
from Brussels arc dated in That city the 9th inst
in the evening.
The correspondent wrtes:-I have good grounds
for stating that Prussia contempates the annexa-
ton OF Luxembourg to the territory OF the German
confederation, without when the annexation or
Lorraine Is stratcgetcally useless.
Lord Stanley having officially declared IN the year
1867 that the guarantees or England for
tho naturalization of Luxembourg did not
involve the necessity OF defending the
treaty by force OF arms, Prusi III believes to-day
that England Will not oppose the ACCOMPLISHMENT
OF the acr.
Prussnu agents are busily cnga yed in tanyasslng
the opinions OF the nhattanls Of the Duchy on the
subject. They hno that a majority OF the people are
opposed TO annexation.
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THE SITUATION AT PARIS,
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

German COurtesy-Fnris Informed or De
Fnladiues' Defeat-Ducr0t's Position.
LO DON, Dec 0, 1870.
The Prussians have sent nag into Parls announc-
ing the capture OF Orleans the rout OF Army Of
the Loire, with thirty guns and thousands or pri.
soneIs, and the report Of the death OF General
Ducrot ~
DUcIoTs POSITION.
despatch from Brussels sa that General
Ducrors army stil holds the positions across the
neck OF the peninsula west Of Champigny, but the
main boly OF his army marched southwest 10
Creteil, where 1t occupies position between the
Seine and the Marne. protected by the guns OF Fort
Charenton. The whole loss OF the Germans at Paris
sthoe the 2sth exceeds O. 500 men.
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GENERAL WAR NEWS.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW yoaX HERALD.

Germans Approaching BIois-De PaIadincs,
Ayny Retreating-Havre Threatened.
LONDON. Dec. G, 1870.
A telegram from Brussels reports tlat the Ger
mans a e approaching B.ols along the railroad.
THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE REraEATISG
The Army OF the Loire, 200, 900 strong, is march.
Ing up the lett bank OF the Lore to where they can
meet The Army OF the East, co 900 strong, when the
combined army will move towards FontaineDleau.
HAyRE THREATENED.
The object OF General Malteufiels occupation Of
Rouen is to push forward column to Hayre, in
order to obtain supplies by sea-
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSHeE aarRy NAaEET.--LoSpoS, Dec. s--s:s1p. NJ
Conso,s closed al q2i for MONEY ami the
lean teeures easier. United states wcuy i.o
ss's iS65 tsln 1884, 81, ioes, S. Sto k. steady
Lrc, IA; Illinois Ceuty, ll9; Atlantic aud Grea.
ern D.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MAEkEr.--LivFRroor Dec. o. 80
i. MotioB closed unchanged. Miadlins uplauas, axe
middlnR Orleans, d. IN. Oi the Jay np cU1j
bates, ucudng 10 bales Tor eyolt AMI spec,nas,1n.
LONbUN i'RoDJOE ANR.IEl.. bakhoN, Dec. d--i 80 r.
N-Ialow closed " Ia declining tendency. Llateed oil
dcCl!uipg closed at G-6 los. a l29.
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NEW M XtCO.
Meeting of the legislature Its Legality Ques-
ADMINISTRATIONS Reports from the s!ycr

WecIih1 OF Ia" I"4I-tnturc- It's Legality Vues-
tioncd-FabDioms Reports from the s.ycr
MinCs.
SANTA FE, Dec. !, 1870.
Both houses OF the New Mexican Legislature are
ia session, bat they merely meet ana adjourn from
day to day, without transacting any business until
1t can be determined whether the SESSION Is leaa! or
not. some Of the lawyers and nearly all the ncnl-
bers oil the Legislature mold that the aL OF tie bte-
NAL SESSIONS, provided Tor by the laws ol C0ugra3>
can bc held now, While others hold nat tRe hrst OF
these sess should not be heiu Until December l.
1871 Inquiries atye oeen sent TO Washington IN
regard 10 the dispute.
Considerable excitement has been created here By
the arrival or parties the Raistoh and - yer
CITY siiYc, mines with Immensely rich specimens or
ore III a rock ol cighty pounds hity ounces IL
vcr were obtained. Another specimen yieded ten
ounces from TWENTY-FIVE pounds ol rock, ana many
specimens ai C estimated as valuing 5000 ter teu.
Quc number ol persons are getting ready 10 start
for these mlneS
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Much Indignation is expressed by all classes Of
people here ut he ignominous retreat Of the British
government from the positive position which was
taken In Earl Granyllle's first note on the Eastern
| question, in wnich ne said very clearly to Russia
recall present act OF abrogation OF the PARIS
Treaty OF 1886 or fight.
In all the documents which have been eclted so
far by the sglttion OF this delicate and dangerous
subject Russia main.alns her determination to dis.
regard the thirteenth and fourteenth clauses of the
Treaty oi Pans, the thirteenth clause particularly
O The artlces Of the treaty those which are essen.
ally affected by the diplomacy OF the Gear to-day
are the eleventh, twelfth and thirteenth, which read
| thus:-
ARTICLE II. The Black Sea Is neutralized: Its
waters and its ports thrown open to the mercantile
marine ol every nation, are formally and In pcrpe-
tulg, lnterotcted to the nag Of war, ether OF the
Powers possessing Its coasts. or of any other Power
with the exceptions mentioned In Articles IA and 10
Of the present treaty.
ART. IL. Free IRON any impediment the commerce
Ia the p0rts and waters OF the Black Sea shall be
subject only 10 regulations OF health, customs and
police framed In spir: favorable to ihe develop
ment Of commercial transactions. In order to afford
u the commercial AMI maritime interests OF every
nation the security which Is desired, Russia and the
Sublime Porte viii ad nit colsuls into their ports
situated upon the coast Of the Black Sea In con-
torn ~ with the principles OF International law
ART. l3. rhe Black SEA being neutralzed ccord-
Ing 70 the terms Of article eleven, tn
or cstabshmcns upon o coast military m sritime
arsenals becomes alike Unnecessary and purpose
less; IN consequence the Emperor OF Russia aud
the Sultan engage not to establish to maintain
upon that coas. any military maritime arsenal.
Russia considers the abro.ation o, the treaty as
being already accomplished in fact, even while she
does not oppose the project OF general conference.
QUEEN yiCroRIAs PREJUDiCEs.
1t is well known In London that Earl Gran.
ville's surrender OF his first position was se-
cured by the personal influence OF Queen Vic.
toria, who Is too thoroughly German In senti
ment TO give her formal consent to war
which 1t is by no means certain even the humllia.
ting Of England can prevent alter ALL as 1t Is probable
Russia Will commit some overt act In direct viola.
ton OF the treaty pending tae meeting OF the con.
eress.
FRENCH INTERESTS ASD RUSSIAN haste.
II Is now urged that England canno: with honor
consent to the assemolage Of a congress until
France Is properly represented therein.
It IS certain. however, that Russia win brook no
delay III carrying out her avowed intentions
CABINET DIVISION
break in the English Cabinet Is still imminent.
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SOUTH xM ! RIGA.

video Hesicged by the sebc;s.
LISBON, Dec. G, 1870
The regular mail steamer from Rio Jane 70 ar.
rived here to-day, bringing dates from that city 10
the latter part OF November The Brazilian nows
was unimportant. The puenOs Ayres au hornes
were negotiating WIN jordan. The clty of Monte
vdeo was closely Desieged by the rebels.
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F r A N G E..
,Another War Bulletin from King
William.
~-~~~~~>~~<~~~>~~~~~>~~~~
Occupation Of Orleans by the
PrusSians.
pE PALADINES' ARMY BADLY BEATEN.
The French Retreating Up the
Loire.
>~~<.~~~<~~~~>~~~~~~~>~
The Prussians Inform TrOchu OF
Their Victory.
KING WILLIAMS REPORT.
~-~~~~~~-~~~~c~>~~~s~
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
Despatch 20 Queen Aug usta Orleans Occupied
KING WILLIAMS REPORT.
TELEGRAM 70 the NEW york HERALD.

teleohAm " ins NEW Iuhk hehslu.
Despatch 90 Queen Augusta Orleans Occupied
by the Germans-rrussian Successes Near
nOuen.
BERLIN. Dec. Q, 1870.
King william has forwarded the following
ncspasch to Queen Augusta, under date OF Yer
Sailles, December So
The city OF Orleans was occupied by our forces
last night without being stormed. The Third corps
took nine cannon and one mltrallleuse.
The Eighth corps Of the First Army on the 4th
INST. beat the F.ench in several conflicts northeast
OF Rouen, taking one gun and 400 prisoners. Our
loss was only one killed and forty wounded.
WILHELM
The Recent Battle Mt Orlenns--De Paladines,
Army Terribly Beaten.
VERSAILLES, Dec. 0,
Via LONDON, Dec. 60 l.. Ii.
The French were utterl ly defeated at Orleans Ten
thousand were made prisoners, and sevcnty-seven
pieces of artillery, including several mitraieuses,
and four gunboats on the Loire were captured.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY DECEMBER ls7oTR1PLE SHEET

ca forth dangerous consequences. whi the present
isolated proceeding OF Russia creates serious mis-
givings, as the Christian populations OF the East
win think that Russia had deemed the moment op-
perfume TO take the solution OF the Eastern question
IN hand
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RUSSI EXPLANATION.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

Circular Despatched to the Continental snd
Turkish Powers-What is "Essentiap, for
Peace.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dss. 8, 1870.
The Russian government has forwarded de-
spatches to the government at Vienna, Florence,
Tours and Constantinopie with regard to the Black
Sea question.
They are similar to those addressed to Baron Won
BrInnoT, the Russian representative at London.
The general tenor OF all these dispatches is that
the Russian demands are essential to the mainte,
lance OF the peace Q( Europe. .
~ s'@N. t. 81 -
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GERMANY.

The Imperial Purple for King William OF
Prussis.
BERLIN De-. @, 1870.
The King OF Wuromberg mas slgnifed his con.
currence with tue King Of Bavaria an her Ger
man sovereigns in the proposal that King William
OF Prussia assume the title OF Emperor or Germ any
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ENaL

President Grants 6iessa se-- The Fisheries
Question mud Future OF Canada.
LONDON, Dec. s, 1870.
President Grants Message, so far as 1t relates to
the North American fisheries question: conunaes
to produce and confirm an uneasy feeling In Great
Britain.
England will refuse to stand by the Dominion or
Canada except she obtains the very clearest evidence
thar she has right on her side IA dong so.
The practice and statutes OF the Norlh American
provinces with regard to the fisheries question are
severely condemned in London.
Rai.rond Collision with HitaI Consequences.
LONDON Dec. o. 1870
collision OF railway trains occurred yesterday al
Brockley Junction, near London IN winch o pas
senger car filed with people was crushed. Five per-
sous were Killed outright ana many were injured,
some OF whom are not expected to survive.
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MRS. Lauder IN FLAMES.

barometer corrected for elevation and tempera,
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England'S Humiliation In Face Of the
GOrtchakoff Diplomacy.
~~>~~~~-,~~~o~~~~~~oo,o~
Earl Granville's Retreat from His
First Position.
The Gar Gains His Point and
Then Approves of a Congress.
British Indignation and Queen Vietoria's s
Personal Feeling.
Russian Explanation by Cabi-
net Circular.
Count Beust's Reply to Gort-
chakoff.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
TELEGRAM 10 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

En.!nnd's Retreat and Humiliati0n-TLe
British People In6ignant-No "Fight''
Now Russia Firm In. Her Demand Tho
Points OF tie Treaty Oi Paris which
are imousncd-rae Congress Plan aud
Francc-Qacen victorin's Feeiins-Cabiuet
Decision. -. ~ ~: sthlssSl 2G~-stSg,s
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