The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-21
THE RUSSIAN WAR CLOUD,
VICTORIA DIS4PPR0VE'S GRIN
YILLE'S THREATENING NOTE.


The War Feeling in nEng1nnd-Itnly Re
fuses to Tnke Sidcs-Austrfa Showing
her Teeth-The Plea of Russia.
LONDON, November ID.
Dispatches received here from Florence
state that the Italian Government has certainly
declined to Join in a diplomatic move agains
Russia.
Russell's pamphlet, just Issued, has been sup
pressed at the suggestions of his friends.
John Stuart Mill writes to the Times, protesting
| againss o war with Russia upon any existing pro
vocation, especially as Russia's demands thus fa
seem worthy Of consideration.
Froude also writes to the Times urging the gov
ernment to change front rather than extend tht
| war.
The Post says Russia must recant or embark II
a war insur,ng her humiliation.
The feeling in England to-day is somewhat more
peaceful. but there is still strong under curren
of excitement.
The Prince Of Wales, representing the Views o.
the Queen, it Is understood expressed to the Cab
net dIsapprobat!on Of Graavile's hasty note tt
| Russia.
Malta and Gibraltar has been ortlered to be post
poned. The port and channel fleet is togo to the
Levant at once.
A telegram from Florence states that great eX
element prevails there over the war question In
regard to RussIa's position on the treaty OF 1856
Popular enthusiasm there Is In favor Of adher
ence TO the cause OF Russia. The report that the
Ministry is resolved not 10 take joint action with
England aud Austria 10 we'll received. The posi-
ton taken by the Cabinet Is understood TO be {
determination to hold entirely aoof from the
complications that may grow out Of this question
The Italian Government will have enough to dc
in harmonlzing the new state OF affairs at Rome
Oncial papers state that there are reports Of
PrussIa's intended interference.
VIENNA November 10.
Journals OF this city are all anti.Russian. The
Austrian reply to the Russian note is expected to
reach St. Petersburg to-day. The resignation o
the Patocki cabinet has been expected for dag
or two, but 1t is denied that any such action is
contemplated by the ministry.
The Abend Post, OF this ci y denies that Austria
has made any propositions for war.
The American policy Is suspected TO be In favor
OF Russia on the Eastern question, and Austria
has sent firm reply to st. Petersburg and Berlin.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 10.
The Galois OF this city, denies that Russia offer.
ell neutrality to Prussia upon the condition that
the Paris treaty be set aside. Russia only de-
sired modification OF the treaty, and vas quite
willing to submit her pretenslons to the decision
of conference Prussia will only consent to a
conference upon the condition that rrussia's re.
latlons to France shall not be discussed.
Securities are lower and breadstufrs higher.
World Special.
LONDON, November 20.
Lord Lyons has given the Government at Tours
to understand that Lord Russell Is instructed not
only to demand explauatio OF the new attitude
of Russia, but also to firmly demand bone fde
arm!stice which will permit France to hold elec.
tlons.
Not word OF news from Paris since the 9th.
Garbaldi,s nephew, Colonel Garibaldi, has
formed new brigade at Lyons, and completed
Garbaldis staff.
Incessant activity prevails at the War Onice In
Pail Mall, and at the Admiralty In Whitehall.
The Duke OF Cambridge is quartered at the War
ONCE. All the Admiralty Lords remain con-
stantly at Whitehall, and preparations for war
are progressing night and day. All the iron-cads
are getting ready for sea. -.
England has $500 experienced seamen who
could be brought into service within fortnight.
Large orders which have been received for Rus
sian war materials will not be filled.
The Russian army, on war footing, has s77,-
2s2 men, cavalry 6S5O0, artillery 9s,27S engineers
25, ,l6O, and 1900 guns. Irregular army OF Cos.
sacks s7,114 infantry, cavalry 1882, artillery
1851, guns go. Grand total 1,s57,657.
LONDON November 10.
Special to the New York Herald: A telegram
from Florence says that great excitement pre-
vails there over the war question in regard to
Russia's position on the treaty Of 1856. Popular
enthusiasm Is In favor OF adherence to the cause
OF Russia. The report that the Ministry will not
take Joint action with England and Austria Is
well received. The position taken by the Cabinet
Is understood to be determination to hold en-
tlrely aloof from complications that may arise
out OF this question.
The government will have enough TO do in har
monizlng the new state Of affairs ar Rome. On
cfal papers state that the report Of Prussias in-
tended interference in behalf Of the Pope are en-
tlrely unfounled They were raised by the agents
OF Austria for selfish purposes. 1t is certain that
ltalys position will be that Of entire neutrality.
LONDON, November 90.
Article nine OF the Paris treaty Is still regarded
as barrier to war, especially when considered in
connection with the protocol OF April %, 1856,
which requires reference Of the questions which
may arise to friendly power preliminary to any
act Of hostility.
1t will be noticed that an overt act, but not
declaration, however hostile it may be In tone, Is
necessary to constitute breach Of the treaty.
An overt act Is still wanting. In case OF re-
vision Of the treaty, Prussia will consent to no
restrictions on the free action Of the Gear.
BERLIN, November 20.
The treaty admitting Baden and Hesse into the
North German Confederation has been signed.
VIENNA, November 20.
The debate on the address or the Crown has
commenced in the lower House. The Polish and
Tyrolese deputies have abandoned the opposI.
ton.
THE DEMANDS OF RUSSIA.
ta,,1t Text OF Prince Gortschakoff,s