, 1870-11-18
1rOChu Said to Have Established
Communications with D'Au-
relies.
The Duke Of Aosta Elected King
by the Spanish Cortes.
3{caSe-Durmsfndt Becomes Il
Part or 1tfc Nortll German
Confederation.
a Missionary's Explanation as to the
Cause Of the 0ut1aEes in
China,
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
41rr TIT Tsc1 IN 1ONDfaM

1o1pos. Eov. 17.-Tae,r Is intense excitement |
4, government circles htsc reIative to the threat
nnt.f compltcau.us RFuwlng cut OF NuasiaA At I
tempt to secure The revision Of the Paris treaty.
rhe reners1 belief Is thct English st8te6nanshIp |
IA At tauir The coQntrF is wholly unprtpa1e,I for
~.r and m ita traditional arms arc impezilled- |
R,Vh, Unn, MI. ca.tvelt. SECRETARY Of State for
lie war Deoa.,mtnt. IL Fastening the armsment2
~ ,ta r.,tnu- There /. much excitement At the
S,ncy Exchange. and securities OF al kinds are |
<,ccitn'nr. DFcadstuns a1r advancing co11e- !
ennntirply,
y1sDIc11vKSEss.
The Journals on the continent take ny pains to |
disguise their eaustxctio1 that Great Britain and
her colonies would suffer more severely IN casc
Of war with Russia than France has suffered tn |
he. contest with P1ua1lA-
INDEPENDENCE
In the event nf the declaration Of wAf, Egypt, /
sery1a. and Rouuania will unite against Turkey |
"a. tndepenIepcc
aox7scuAKorPs NOTE.
LoSDof, Sor- 1.-THE following Is me remain
der Of the uose OF FItbce Goftschakon 10 Baron
DTunnow- Minister al LIE cons1
" Al seve1a! Intervals and under vaf1ous pre-
texts, the entrance to the sue1's has been opened
70 foreign ships OF var anu that Of me BACK Sea
70 whole s4nsdsons, the pscsencc OF Fncn %as
VIOLATION Of tne character c. &uaolape neooauty
ascz1sed to these watefa In proportion as the
pledges 6neset ~ fne 1fea1f gre" "saS' ana e.
rectsHY the guarantees OF IN caccuse ueuia!itY
Of The Biar1 Sea- tue lns1oone11oa OF ison-eAa
shps, unknown and Unforeseen Al the conclnson
OF tic treaty ol lsoi, hA augmented
for Russia the DANGER o. an eFent-
ual war bT Increasing In consid.
cradle proportions tho alread. evident inequality
OF the respective naval forces- In this state OF
.hinRs Ills Majesty, the Emperor, WAS obliged t.
ask Himself, Nhn1 the rights and what are the
duties which ArcrIe 10 KuEelR from these mo<ld
,-sttors tn the genera. situattcu, and Irom those
1ntactpns Of enhancement to which he has not
rc,S44t In In, sttuuu1pu.,Y fathfuI although they
were concxtye,l ia Il spirit Ut 1rist1ust with se-
encc, T. him. Upon mature examination Of this
nurs,Ion bIs impcs4sl M4jeaty has arrived At the
ro1ox1nr conclusions, n Aich yuu are directed 10
,,rtnu to the knowledge uf the government to
which ron are acc1cd:1d:
...tlpr august 1nnstrr cannot admit In law that
sreaiea ft1nre in several Of their essential and
general clausea remain obligatory. on taose
lis Imperial MulestJ cannot depend Oh 1ctton,
which has not w1thstood The test OF time, and be
nut In Peril By his respect for engagements which
have not been observed IN their integrity. The
Emperor, coLdIiug In tic sentiments OF equity Of
the stgnatoty powtEs Of the treaty OF 1854, and IN
the consciousness they hRsa ot thesf own dignity,
insszucts Jou 70 declare thai his 1m-
.1cftal MAjestY cannot longer consider nin-
self hound by The obligations OF the
Treaty Of the 18Th and sotn Of March,