Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-08
Telegrapllic Summary.

VIENNA, Oct. 3.-The Review says
the alarming news about Russians war
preparations is untrue. Gen. Igna>.
tiefi is still at Constantinople. Russia
makes no war movement whatever.
The relations between Russia rnd Aus
tria leave nothing to be desired.
BERLIN, Oct. 4.--Paris letter reeeiv>
ed to-day says that the Prussians are
threatening Point Du jour. The bonn
bardment of tho city from the west is
imminent The books of the great Ii
brarics have been moved to cellars.
All windows have been filed with bags
Of Garth, and watches have been sta
toned at Notre Dame to look cut for
fires.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-At a Cabinet
Council held to-day, it was decided
that, MS tho Chinese Government had
refused to make reparation for the mas
sacres of Tietsin, as demaded of it By
Representatives,. and as the Chinese Cow
ernment as obviously making prepara>
tons for general war upon foreigners,
England must join the French in ex-
acting full reparation for these outra-
ges Ii is believed that Russia will act
with the other powers in the matter.
4 World special says it is asserted
to-day that the Prussian Government
has addressed final remonstrunce to
England on thesunject of her refusal to
prohibit the expectation Of arms for the
surp'y of France. A letter from Ma
poleon, dated Sept 26th, to King WI
liam says the time has arrived for him
to speak The duel between Germany
and France eau only terminate in COM
plete ruin or a loyal reconciliation of
both powers. The Emperor adduces
his interview with the King Of Prussia
at Sedan that it convinced him that
the King would prefer the alliance of
France to ruin Surely il only remains
to indicate the means of accomplishing
this object. 49,
New YORK, Oct. "A special cor
respondent at Ostend, telegraphs that
there is great irritation at Berlin on
account of what Prussians regard as o
violation OF neutrality by the u. s., in
permitting shipments of munitions from
New York 20 French ports. It is stated
that Prussia has demanded explanations
from the American ministry.
4 special correspondent at Boulogne
sends word from Tours that the South
ern part OF France is under arms.
Great numbers of troops have arrived
at Tours from Marseilles and Bordeaux.
Towns on the Loire, Angers and
Nantes are crowded with soldiers. The
towns Cd the Rhine, from Lyons to
Avignon and Artcs, have assumed the
aspect of Camps. Bogers is in the
same condition. No thought of peace
seems to be entertained anywhere.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-Gen. Burnside,
Gen. Hazen, and Col. Forbes, after
much diplomacy, have obtained special
permission from King of Prussia to Wis
it Paris. /, They carry their own flag Of
truce, and 90 OF their own risk.
A great deal Of indignation was ex>
cited here by the publication of Count
Won Bismarck's statement, over his
own signature, charging Mr.. Russell
with falsehood The matter will not
be suffered to drop here. II 10 under
stood that this is the method to be
adopted by the Pruussian Government
for disavoWing number ofbother al
legged conversations with Bismarck,
heretofore published anonymously.
TouRs, Oct. 4.-The Prussian force
which reoently crossed the Rhine near
Mulhausen, has arrived at Challema-
que.
! A Prussian detachment was yerterday