The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-11-24
PEACEA 81 PROSPECT.
ENGLAND. TO RUSSIA.

, ENGLAND 70 RUSSIA. >
:. On the 10th Earl Granville replied
to Prince Gortsohakofs circular, the
substance Of which was published last
week, that England could not sane.
ton the course announced BY the Rus
sian government for tho abrogation Of
til. treaty Of 1856. Il would agree to
consider, With the other nations sign.
Jog the treaty, tho matters complained
Of by Russia, but could not recognize
tho right Of that power to be sole judge
the facts.
The Prince Of Wales representing the
views Of the Queen, il understood to
have expressed 70 he Cabinet her dh-
approval Of Granvill's h.sty reply to
Russia.
RUSSIA 10 ENGLAND.
ST. PErERsBuna, Nov. 49, 8 Pm
The reply Of the Russian government
to Earl Granv,lle's letter was prompt.
ly forwarded to London. Russia adopts
. highly conciliatory tone, but remains
entirely firm in the position already
adopted, and refates at length the
statement that the movements Of tho
prinoipalities in oontraveution of the
treaty Of Paris :enured to her advan-
tage.
She appeals to all friendly powers to
note the fact that Congress is imprac-
t.cable in the present state Of the priu-
eipal European powers and Russia
expressly disolaims any hostile iuten-
ton Or desire to disregard any provis-
ions Of the treaty of Paris other than
those which are generally admitted to
be unjust and oppressive sgaiost her.
She would deeply regret tho Interrupt
ton of tho friendly feeling which she
has sndeaveesd to cultivate With treat
Britain, but she respects her intention
TO act upon her previous notification in
regard to the Black Sea. -. -:
The general feeling Of the people Of
St. Petersburg j. favorable to the gov
eminent. Gortsehakoff had long in.
tervisw yesterday with tho 1tali.a
minister and special envoy from Flor
enee. -.
LONDON, NOV. 21.-Lord Chan
eellor H.therby has formally notified
his colleagues in the cabinet that hi
will resign his Office should the govern
ment declare war against Russia.
Bright, Lowe, Csrdwe)l aud Childers,
it is believed, will do the same.
The city is full Of rumors that P,irc'
Gortschakof has informed Earl Gran
vile Of his willingness to withdrew hi
note and he will submit the Russian
claims to a decision Of a congress.
All leaves of absence to tho Guard'
have been cancelled aud orders hav'
been issued to them to prepare fo]
| active service. -.
LONDON, Nov. 22.-Earl Russell
writes to the Times today approving
Earl Granvills's firm and unanswerabl'
Dispatch, and urging that more author
ity if necessary, be conferred upon tn
crown to call ont the militia. HI
considers that real emergency exist
when the minister Of great power pre-
sumes the right to abrogate \ treat
binding seven Of the chief states Q
Europe, points out large number q
Russian troops moving to the frontier
Of Turkey, and suggest that 100000
| militia in addition to the militia reserve
be called out.
Great apprehension is expressed il
England that if war With Russia ensue
the United States, acting on the preoe
dent set by England in the Alabam'
case, will cover the ocean with privs
teers under Russian letters.
THE PRUs51ANs MOVING.
New York, Nov. 21.-A Telegram
from Versailles announcing that tn
three Prusslan armies under the Duk
Of Meokleuburg, General Won de
Tam and Prince Frederick Charlie
have effected . junction, aud the Who'll
force is now acting upon the offensiv
against Gen. De Paladines. The arm,
Of tho Loire is supposed to be retreat
ing behind Orleans. The Prussian q
my Is now moving southwark, and Gen
Manteuael, was ordered to opsrat
| against the northern line Of fortife,
cities, has retrograded and Il nov
marching west 70 join in Oh attack On tn
army Of tho Loire.