, 1870-11-16

">A. e0e uA& upc9 D660 tQfuAk OUT u
@ @Tstmany, xM not bo ; vary friendly neighhoz.
ibe growth Of Prussia hss dsst1p1ed forever
tae PscePeet sono Russsaa ssasesmea have
ene1asneo Of mixing their country = graat
pwGL y Gensfal Europe and their hostility
may % ponEh1 OF by Prussla giving her con
eent 10 ne agg1andizement Of Russia In
that when she Ea.saan question Is rsissd ses,n
England scsA find herself isalo&ed,"
Tho London Pau Mau CARTE Of a late
date, commenting on the relatioos Of Prus-
~ and husaia, md the Gedlgns Of tho Iastsr
IN ne East, ssys very Significantly:
aA aaonoa!, ~ We learn from lstteE
IN Vienus, despatch arrived In thst capital
from the Cabinet At st. Petersburg. positive
y contradictinE the rumors OF Russiin Irms-
Gtnts which hAye been 20 persIstensIy cir
cu1.ted OF late in the presa- Il Is
probable that these reports Are vary
aon Io9.,on ebjes Hs b,va ens y .he IT,
subject Is correct, there can Be little doub:
that directly negotiations for pesca are an
I. red npon betNeen Prussia and FRANCE, Rus
IA al4 make serious attempt to procure the
ftvlsion: not the entire a6sogasioo. Of the
tteaty & 1905. Ihat treaty was modified Last
5c1r to the extent OF allowing Rusaia, under
certain reservations, to hsye ! limited
number OF ships Of war In the Dlsck
Sea, and her statesmen consider that
the time haa now arrived for reuoying tbs
restrictions imposed upon her by the trenty
altogether The opportunity tor thus nullify-
Ing ths results Of the Crimean wsr il certainly
; attempting one. The position Of the signita-
tanes Of the He1ty OF 1856 hae been 60 altered
within the last feW months that, unless some
new mhfnation is made. there il nothing to
prevent Ruetfa from pursuing her deetxns in
the East With impunity- Our only guarantee
Tor the maintenance Of the treaty WAS our a1li-
anco With France; and France il now 20
utterly disAbled that it would bo out Of tcr
power, even il she had tho wish, to assist ua
against Ruseis for some time to come. Bat
1t Il pretty certain that she has no such wish.
The only object Of n Thiers' mission TO St.
Pett IstuIK l.. We understand, to promise the
Russian Go1erament that, ii 1t will use her
influence WIKI Prussia to modify har condi-
Iies Of tbs treaty, will consent to It's abFoga-
tsun. As for Prussia, tue wo.k Of GormAn uni
tcattoD, 1nd the necesgity Of ooustAuf vigilance
Tor the repression OF republican ten1s1xcies-
Of which the recent arrest of Ee1T Jacoby is 4
s'gn:hcant Illustration probably absorb
sldes which there h2se been many signs Of :
deaire On her Fart to reward ths fsassian Cor
e'nment Tor Its neutrality by ts1dt cupnt-
TAuce in tta Easteru policy. Austria conld do
nothing N a1eh case alone, and tie stAta Of
as aanrn u T. bohemi. would increase her
key-the for7ner busy with the annexa-
tion Of the Papsl states. the Isttas L di4.4ofs
de "a force, only good to b cut up And eaton
This icing The situation it Ia Of the utuoat
importance that We should make up cur minda
as to the course OF action Ne shall adopt un-
cor certain circumet2ncaA The extraor-
dinaty successes Of Prussia have fai1ed to
rouse Us to the necessity Of Z. once organizing
Some efficient system Of national defence md
nobody dreams that we may presently have
alone to resist Hussia in the East, or submit
to ouch changes there "a may bs fatal to us.r
TEE MOBILIZATION or TIE Russ1An ARxr.
Berlin telegram Of = late dAte states that
the Car hss sanctioned nav regulations for
acce9eSating the mobilization Of The Russian
army. They provide for the calling in OF
i27, 2o7 men, III, 900 Of whom como from Po-
land, and the provinces OF mixed nationality
belonging to ancient Poland.
TIE TREATY HUBaA WAITE A.HC1LXD.
Since the commencement OF the war be-
tween France and Germany, Russia has re-
peAtealy evineed her intention to anuul the
principal etipulAt1ona OF the treaty Of Paris,
entered Into 1t tho close Of the Crimesn war.
Ihe contracting powers Of this treaty were
france, England, Hussia, Sardinia, and Tur-
key. and tie following is synopais Of ths
pointa Of nost present interest. It ia, OF
courHe, tho clauses which neutralize the
Black Sea which RussiA is uoat eager to have
1snclxs. Mentions shat the Sultan srsu,s r.
forms IN regard to his Christian snejectG
Art. II. Tue Black Sea Is neqtraitxcd- While
open TO the mercantile Marines Of Ill nations, lts
tutcldicted Is Tesseis az war. Ehsiher beionrtrgS
70 nations having territory bordering On II, on
ART. II. This article p,esc,ihes that all respla-
uona respecting trade In the Black Sea Ahall be
concetrtd IN spirit favorable to the develop
nent OF commercial transactions.
foregoing proytsion. Russia aud TURKEY engage
neltRer 70 construct nor maintain any naval or
military arsenal upon its coaar
AKTA 20 and u eoneede = PARTON Of Russian
aSss aolass7s,. 70 De anneAs0 ~ 'Ae tt'o''p4n'' OK
Tne e no9p q a %
he Forte. and undef iie Susfantce of he Con. n.
tssctinR powerr, the privileges aud immuuities Of
which they are in Possession. n exclusive pro-
lection shAi oe e3efctae1 over mem oy my ot ne
an1 ~ in insir .Ma1. sas DC no Private
utoies,id ptineiDaaes d iudepeudens mi nae nae
t,nnai administration, a ven Il fuI loer1J OF
worship, leg talAtlon. commefce, and navigation.
AhI. =. The PrtnC!paatI of seTh viii COZ
unas 2 % aepenasot aRon tas Snohlae poste,
namrd m1 he ~ ot5s1 Stsnctnsitn 'l"' ~ 'oeee
A''. ATr. so. Rnssia I'D Tnfkey are 70 retain IN
thelr iu Integrity their possessions in Asia to the
same extent Is beroEn me war. Commissioners
are to b appolnicd to feu1e the boundaries.
vzEwB OF FRENCH AMBASSADOR
Etteount Ii dueIonutare, formerly editor
Of La Francs, and recent!y French Ambassa-
dof to Turkey, gives his views on tho present
policy o1 Rusasa ma !oHer AddIeaed to
diplomatic colleague. de saya: huasts and
Prnseia are not, as y supposed, lesgoed by :
sccret treaty. II. Imers WI confirm
this On nls fetnfn 1tomk ms patuotlc
mission. 1t Eouh Dc grave ntstske to
believe thAt Ruaeia ia about 10 luvade Turkey,
where sbe would encounter reaonte army
aud navy, which, under the prasant Sultan,
have maae great progress: + Would not be
In accordance with P4lnce Gortschakon g de-
eigns to provoke An alliance between England
aud Austri4 while Prussia and France are at
wkf. His policy B more profound;
his ambition muEe patient. Hussth
ID in no haste to revive tho East
ern question But, ~ the pn,sslan lnvs-
sion mAfss progress in France, Russian {n-
nneuce increases In the Bosphorcs !. and On
the day when tie Ring Of PEusaia y proclaimed
Emperor OF Germany. h1ssiA will morally be
at Constantinople. No diplomatic aeniN can
alter tho co1tcctn noss Of this assumption Il ia
As clear Is mathematical deduction. When
war WAS declared. Russia bad to decide be.
tween two policies: chs might have rcstrained
the ardor Of PruseiA and moderated bar de-
mands, or. have secured concessions whieh