The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-11-19

Cunt. Won Buest and Count Audeoracv
Stocks and securities of all kinds are
lower this morning, and the market is Fat
In view OF the crisis on the Eastern oues4
ton there Is much uneasiness in all circles
ne z'aaeS hds special from Viena ron.
e'"''ns the accounts al...sadg received of
'ne e1''''eHo Ont in that city growing out of
.ne attitude of Russia. Prince Gortschak.
off s tone causes much excitement there.
The question of an alliance between Eng-
land, Austria, Italy and Turkey is discuss
ed on all hands.
The Times in It's editorial on the subject
bespeaks disgust ssand Indignation for the
Russian circular
There has been "a remarkable decline in
the prices of all continental securities at the
exchange to day, in view of the threatened
complication arising from the Eastern
question.
a member of the British gov eminent
says that Russia asks nothing unreasona
BILE, nothing we should be unwilling to con-
cede. 1t Is useless to fight against destiny.
Russia is certain to accomplish her designs;
why should we, by endeavoring to thwarJ
her, involve ourselves In disastrous con-
fict
Tours, November l6.-The city of Char
tres is again occupied by the French.
The Prussians now investing Paris are
forcing French 7 easants into service. he
latter are compelled to take their own hor-
ses and wagons and work on the Prussian
Notifications.
General Palladines has ordered corps Of
25, 900 men to advance from Lemans along
the line of the railroad to Charities, and
then move southwest to Toury, effecting a
junction there with the left wing of the
main body.
The Government here is in possession of
informltion tn 1t Prince Fre1ci OK Charles
army is advancing to reinforce the Grand
Duke of MerhlenburgSc hwerien, who is
now in command at Toury
The Prince cannot possibly reach there
until the 23l On the 9th about half of his
forces had reached Troces, l20 miles from
ioury On the 18th the rear of his army
bad reached that place, His scouts arrived
at Nemours on the 18Th, but were captured
by a detachment of the Guade Mobile.
Measures were taken by the French to
impede the advance of the Prince from
Nemours to Toury.
The Duke of Meehlenburg Schwerien's
force consists of Won DerTanns corps of
10000 men, the 4th, 18th an 22d infantry
divisions of $4,000 men, and 1000 calvary
De Paladines army contains a large
proportion Of the troops of this force, which
is daily strengthened by enforcement.
No official intelligence from the army of
the Loire or Paris has been given to the
public to-day.
Advices from all parts of the country
show activity in the preparation of mate
rails Of war. The governments decree
ordering the departments to furnish can
non obeyed with alacrity in all unoccupied
districts. Al Bordeaux and Nantes mira
illeus' only are made.
A batch of Prussian official dispatches
was found at Orleans yesterday, from which
the government obtained valuable informa-
ton of the enemy's intentions
MOVEMENTS OF BRITISH FLEETS
New YORK, November I6 "A London
special says orders have been dispatched for
the recall Of vessels of war from every sta
ton except such as are actually needed in
foreign waters. Larg, concentration of
ships at Portsmouth already apparent, and
the greatest activity prevails in all the naval
departments of the Kingdom. A powerful
feet is to be dispatched to the Mediterre-
mean
Ia the best informed circles it is regarded
that with the present pretentions of Russia
a general European war is inevitable. A
is looked upon as certain and imminent 1t
is also believed that Prussia is in close all
lance with Russia against the rest of Eu-
rope.
ANOTHER EUROPEAN VOLCANO.
A special correspondent at Madrid, in 4
dispatch dated yesterday, 1910 A. NJ, states
that immense excitement prevails in that
city upon throne question. Two hundred
and twelve deputies will vote for monarch
A carlist rise Is certain, and armed Repub-
licans are expected to oppose the King.
Edicts have been issued against public meet
ings, and strong military force is under
arms. a determined plot has been discov-
cred against the life of Prim Five conspira
tors have been seized, and large supplies of
revolvers, grenades and poiquards. Letters
and kilograms have also been found com
promising those arrested with others we'll
known to the government. Serious outbreaks
in the provinces have resulted from military