New-York tribune., 1870-10-06
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
RUSSIA.

RUSSIA.
MILITARY MovEMESTs-THE TURKISH fRoNiIh"'
LONDON Wednesday, oct. 8, 1870
dispatch from Berlin saws: an. Thiers's COM
pete failure at St. Petersburg certain, Russia nav
ing reassured the Powers of her peaceful Intentions
cossack force has been sent westward from .ne
Don.
Western Caucasus.
The Government of Odessa denies that there Is
any concentration of troops near the Turkish hon-
tier.
1t is stated that Russia has in preparation plan
to accelerate the embodiment OF retired soldiers aho
of those on leave.
VOICE OF TIE PREss-sYMPATHIEs OF THE en-
PEROR.
tFRoM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 1S.-Since the catas-
trophe at Sedan public feeling is gradually becoming
quieter and there general acquescence In the fact
that the Prussans must victorious. The ST. Fesour0
Gazette shows itself more openly Prssian thah IL uio
before and thinks the demand fer Asace ana Lorrde
perfectly just. The other journals think Prussia
should be satisfied with less, but all desire peace
There is no doubt very great uneasiness here as
TO the future situation Of Europe, aAd the arrl'a
Of NJ Theirs eagerly expected by Prince Gortschacoh
The Journal de St. Petvsborg which, though not the
official organ of the Foreign Oce Stands In very close
relations with IT, has spoken in the last Two days WIN an
air Of authority II has defended the Provisional GOV
enment Of France against the and attacks OF the
Berlin Prorin-ia Zetung and expressed sympathy with
the mission OF NJ. Thers and hopes OF peace. III
agrees with The Times that France must learn
TO know herself better, and not make impracticable
demands and thinks that France might reasonably give
up and StrasbOuTg when armisce could he pro-
claimed and peace ratified with the Constituent Assem-
bly, when it meets As territorial pretension has yet
been formulated by the Prussan Government the King
NJ. . TNr.su a4fI IIe nNn
and not ask for a cesson of territory which would only
be a futile cause OF future strife.
France give up the fortrCsses knowing That II she
had been successful she would have demanded equal
sacrifices from Germany "If appeal IL made TO the
conscience Of Europe and OF the civilized world, this
conscience will reply that honor does not impose on
the dhty OF pushing 10 the last catastrophe
Defeat brings with il sacrifices and there is knowing
how TO make them nobly The power OF country is not
weakened because means OF deen5e the use
of which has been OF no advantage"
The Moscoic Gazette is whitewashing France by show
ing that England is responsible for the Crirean
War and Polish Insurecten, and that France was
the victim OF her willy policy.
The Emperor shows his personal sympathes by be-
slowing Cross OF st. George, the military order on
the Crown Prince Of SaXony and on the Prince OF Hesse
Cen Fleury the late French EmbassadOr is still here
He is left by revolution in great poverty and sale
going Of all his pictures horses, and Effects ineud-
ing his wife's jewels and complete wardrobe.
FRENCH HOPES OF RUSSIAN AID.
The Paris Libert6 of the Goth ult. thus indl-
Gates the probable conditions Of Russian alliance:
There are three European Powers at whose doors we
may knOck-Eu gland, Austria, and Russia. Selnshnes
will keep the first closed fear will render the second
haOpen; interest Vl open ought 10 open the third
As tO England, believe thai cgOtatOn i useless NJ
THEIRS leaves London only with conditional PROMISES
AT Vienna is only hesitation. The difficulties ans
ing separate administrations are quoted, ana
although little aid is promised nothing VIII d. uOht
at Petersburg that must apply not tlndly
rcsolutey and openly. Russia has the same enemies
ourselves the same rivals II you ke she mas Irns-
sla 10 whom she will be the next repast II we are de-
vOured I; and England, who In the same contingency
would of her Of communication by sea, Win
the extreme East. Russia has therefore everything 10
lose by faher position III Europe, ana her cpOh-
deTanCe in Asia. -,
By the same means that Russia, we can give
her what neither England Prussia nor Austria VIII give
hcrthe annuncnt OF the treaty OF Paris OF 1906 tha IT,
free navigation of the Rack Sea, which VIII give her
some DAY control Of the Danube and OF ConsttnluCple
England will Concede this; she knows That the day
Russia extends TO COnstantinope, English influence In
Asia will have reached It's greatest limit and that the
SuCz Canal will I've neutTaized by the immediate inter
veniion the United States the friends OF Russia
Austria viii yield either the same terms she
knows that Russia extending TO BcSsarabia means the
overthrow OF the calculations OF Baron Beust during the
last four years.
Neither has Prussia placed UOhenzoern at Bucharest
to the Danube to Russia she dr. ans OF Trieste
and the AdIatic and does not wish 10 meet Russian
fleets in the Mediterranean, nor Russian agents III
DdlmatIa.
Between Republican France Russia, and the United
States rivalry is possible the generous rivalry o
trade Let then call To our aid not captOus min
isters, but people who STe powerfully and noby ansi
tious.