The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-23
[aersld Special


LONDON. November % "A tele-
grsm. dat, d VIenOs, 22d, in referring
to AustTia's rej0lnder, supposed to
have been prompted by England. says
as follows: Russia's wishes in regard
to the Black Sea might have been pit
forward through diplomatic channels,
and might possibly have been aeceded
to By the Great Powers concerned,
but the arbitrary expressions of her
will calls for the gravest resistance
from all the parties.
Especial to the World.l
LONDON, Nov. % A special dis
patch from Berlin, dated to-day, says
the treaty with the South German
States of Baden and Hesse for the
establishment of the German Bund
was signed on the 18Th inst. Il adopts
the North German Constitution and
Protocol. and makes the following
stipulations, to go into effect on the
LIST of January, 1871, with the intro
duction of the common military
budget: The transfer of the postal
and telegraphic service to the Bund is
postponed 10 January 1st. Baden
and Hesse are in no way responsible
for the loan of the existing Bund.
The laws concerning the press aad
public meetings will be placed within
the jurisdiction of the Bund.
Hesse will have two votes in the
Buud, and Baden three, making
forty eight in all. In the question
SfeotiDg only particular States, their
votes only will be taken. A declara-
ton of war can only be made with
the assent of the Council. Southern
Hesse is to return six members. and
Baden fourteen to the German Diet.
It will be necessary to have q major
ity of three fourths, and lot two
thirds as hitherto.
Tribune Cable speeiall
LONDON, November 22-Gortscha-
koff's answer to Granville, left st.
Petersburg, on Monday, By a special
messenger. Ii was not communicated
to the British Ambassador, at st.
Petersburg. but his dispatches init
mate that the note is c0nciliatory ia
tone.
II is believed at the Foreign Of.
fee, that Gortschakof, while with
holding information from Sir A
Buchanan, has encouraged him to re
port favorably to London, regarding
the disposition of Russia. have
the same authority for saying thai
Gortsehakoffs circular was q surprise
20 Bismarck. who is thought to indi
cate his discomfort. by civilities showE
10 Odo Russell, during his journey
and on his arrival at Versailles.
A dispatch from the 1Fibune's spe
cial correspondent at Versailles
dated the 21st, says that Odo Russell
has been received with the greates
cordiality, and will have an opportu
nifty of disclosing his English viewI
under the most favorable sircum
stances. The official information il
to the same effect.
A special correspondent of the 11i
bRRe at Vienna telegraphs to-day, say
ing that intelligence has been received
| whIch Is most tconcllIatoFy. An ansWe
had been sent Eogland by Gortscha
kof. There is a marked change il
the tone of the English Foreign OF
fee since last week, when Granville
answer was 6rst published. The fea
was lest public opinion should no
support the protest, involving a posi-
BILE recourse 10 war.
The English press was 50 unani
nous. that 1t is officially said to hav
moderated the effect of fGortschakoff
note, and that a peaceful solution
looked for. Apprehension is ez
pressed officially, lest q war feelir
might be aroused that would b
difficult to allay.