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Yi EaFl Rnsseil has written pamphlet
on The Situation" he PROPOSES q Joint
agmea resistance OF the powers II
Prussia demands more than Alsace and
pAEsoa Lorraine, and urges England to
form b strong military reserve, based on
ehe militia. and to place strong
garrison at Quebec, under ON able COM
mander.- 'a .lar
~ Vernon Hancourt has been appointed
to succeed Ologhlen as Judge Advocate
The diplomats ell claim to have known
chat the demand of Russia would be
made sooner or later. Such public OPT
nion as there is in Russia is represented
to be in favor of peace. English officers
are volunteering for service in the Turk
lisa army. It is stated that when the
Russian Minister Mt Vienna communioat-
ed Prince Gortschakoff's note to Baron
Won Beust, he accompanied it with
assurances of the most peaceful inten-
tionson the part of his Government.
:, The Pal MdA Gazette, referring to
Odo Russell's special mission to Versail-
les, believes he will return within twenty
four hours with disavowal, on the part
OF Prussia, of sympathy with Russia's
pretensions, or will leave behind assur-
anoes that an unsatisfactory reply will be
equivalent to completely.
The Journal ST. Petersburg declares
Russia will not be unwilling to submit
Aes1 demand to Congress, if it can be
called Immediately. It denies that the
Russian note meant abrogation of the
entire treaty. Turkey, it says, is
threatened with internal dangers, and
intervention is necessary now.
New York, November 1s.-A Herald
gpeciai from London says: II have nu-
tnority Ior siuiiug tiui teiegraphio d.
spatches have been received by the Co.
vernment, indicating the position taken
BY Russia in regard to the Prussian ques-
ton. Prussia declares that the views
Russia claims are natural, and there
should he an amicable settlement of
affairs. She cannot sec any reason for
alarm on the part of the cosignatory
powers. Russia might have appealed to
the .cosignatories for revision of the
treaty OF Paris, but one of them has at
present no organized Government, and
is, therefore, unable to take part in any
Congress that might have been proposed.
LII seems to be admitted by Granville
thaG attractions of the treaty have nc
tually occurred in the case of principali-
ties, not by Russia action. It is imma-
ter1al whether these infractions conduce
to the interests of Russia or not, thew
nevertheless seem to justify her in de-
-olaring that certain other portions of the
came treaty are no longer binding, es-
pe6ially when she disclaims in good
faith any intentions to reopen the East
ern question. or commit any act hostile
to other powers. This is the substance
OF Prussia's reply, and she will hold alooi
from any other action in the matter"
A cable despatch to the Associated
Press. dated London, 10Th, says: De-
spatohes received here from Florence
state that the italian Government has
certainly declined to join in diplomatic
move against Russia.
"A special to the World, dated London,
18th. says q telegram from Berlin, yes.
terley, says the German mail convoy
from Cologne to Sedan was attacked on
the 14th near Bonillon, by the Franc
tireurs and compelled to take refuge In
Belgian territory. On the same day, the
mail from Sedan to Cologne was attack
ed and compelled to return to Sedan.
,TISSoHotSbCo AAOM III uulCn, Q1CeQ llurHQaY
night say the negotiations that were
carried on at Versailles have been finally
concluded. The treaties will be signed
~ few days. The Constitution OF the
Bnnd has undergone important modifi-
cations Bavaria is allowed to enter this
confederation upon her own conditions.
LONDON, November 19.-John Stuart
Mil! writes to the Times, protesting
against q war with Russia upon any ex-
listing provocation, especially ns Prussia's
demands thus far seem worthy of con-
eldefatton. Froude also writes, urging
the Governments to change front, rather
than extend the war. The Post says
Russia must recant. or embark in a war
insuriDg her humiliation. The feeling
OF England to-day is somewhat more
peaceful, but there is still strong
under-ourrent of excitement. Securities
are lower and breadstuffs higher
Russell's pamphlet, just issued, has
been suppressed, at the suggestion of his
friends.
MADRID, November 19.-The Commit
tee to tender the Grown to Aosta has