Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18
THE SITUATION TO-DAY.
NOTHING Can AVERT A GENERAL WAR
AUSTRIA Moving Troops TO tn, Turkish
Frontier.
Position Of the French aud Prusisu
Armies.
Tslegrophed EzoiGsirely to 7he Evening Star.

THE RUSSIAN QUESTION.
LONDON, Nov. Is, noon The feeling today
in financial circles lie somewhat quieter. TIE
7I,aes this morning remarks that Rrssia b..
placed herself in the position o. public enemy.
ANOTHER NAPOLEONIC MARES NEST.
BERLIN, Nov. 1s.-The Pr~ss of this city i,
able - demonstrate from Napolc pms secret
rorresI ondence, discovered ct st. Cloud. that
an anii-Prrssian war ives prepared long before
the Hobenzoilern inc.dent. Two letters 70 that
purport were fourd, dated in June, q month
before toe declaration OF wsE.
DR.. JACOBY NOT REELECTED To THE
GERMAN PARLIAMENT.
EERLIN, Nov. 1s-Dr. Jacoby, who was re-
Gently impri oncd at o stzen on account O, his
violent oppo sition 20 fhc government war
measures. WIS not reelected to Parliament at
project for annexing Alsace and Lorraine TO
GerT any contributed to his defeat.
FRANCE CENSURED.
VIENNA, Nov. is.-Tbe INeue Erie Presse re-
.re's the mistaken pride o. the French govern
ment, which having ssked for On srristice, i'm.
mediatsly objt ,ted to the req sonable demand.
of Prucsia.
THOMAS CARLYLE ON THE WAR
LONDON, Nov. ls-Thomss Carlyle writes two
and half columns in small type - the TINS
this morning, on thesubject Of the war stS; Tn
France and Prussia. He shows what France
after an expeii Hence OF four centaries, 10 pretty
sure 70 90 again when size gets on her feet, and
therefore praises the policy pursued by Pruesia,
WHICH be claims lie Iounded on solid practice Al
prudence.
The FRENCH gunboat seuard is repairing and
coaling at Yarmouth.
AUETRIA GETTING READY.
NLw YORK, Nov. 1S-The following is q
special 70 tie Erenin1 Telegram:
LONDON, Nov. 1s.-It il rumored here that the
Austrian government ordered the departure of
a large numb Of troops to the neighborhood
may be ready to Cooperate with the other
overs in the event Of bre IL ing out OF HOSTILE
tie. RGmors -ome here thick and fast; but the
general impression is that nothing can avert
we-.
THE SITUATION AT ORLEANS.
LONDON, Nov. 1s.-tBy cable to Associated
Pres. l-Advices have been received here from
Orleans down to the evening Of last Monday
The Prr-sians bad retired to the northward
heavy earthworks In cont Of the railway Juno
ton just Outside of Orleans. Ten thousand men
were employed upon the works. The French
,ween Orleans and Arfhenay.
The cavalry OF the French was being wretch
eclv managed, which seriously 'utel fered v III
teen collected ., Orleans, which were 4, be
~ I'd 70 crC } the army - the southern bark Of
the i Dire in Gaze Of defeat in -he impending
b. lie.
The rcqr'sitiors me- lie by the Pruesiars Il
Orleans amounted - f2co.Go.
Some skiru shiug had alro ady b. IN repoI led
at TIE French outT'osts.
RUSSIA'S GRIEVANCES.
1 ONION, Nov. 1s 1t is said that the par
iiculs- Violations Of the Paris treaty Of 1856
which Rr STA hrs compla;red of are as follows:
TIE cruise of the Prince of Wales in the Black
Sea IN an English Irigate; the similar trip sub
scIuently Of Lord Buiwer Lytton: the appe,r-
ance of an Austrian squadron at Varna, a Turk
of Austria WIS there; and, lastly, the voyage Of
he Sultan in a 4 orb ish irigate.
The Russian envoy at Lorstariinople pro-
tested agarst this latter circunS : nce at the
time, but Intellectually.
SPAIN TICKLED WITH HER KING.
MADRID, Nov. 1s.-A committee consisting,
of fifteen members of the Cor stituent Cortes,
hPs been appointed to proceed to Florence to
present the Spanish crown to the Duke of Aosta
The election of AOsta Is highly popular
throughout the provinces. No disorders have
followed bis proclamation; although the gov
eInment had reason to believe that, as the cam
didature WIS unpopular in certain quarters,
The services of troops have not been needed
any where. In all the large cities cannon were
fired in honor of the evenI.
FLORENCE, Nov. 1s.-The Duke of Aosta ar.
rived in this city yesterday from Naples. He
WIS met with the enthusiastic acclamations OF
the people. The President Of the Couucils the
Spanish Minister to Itlly, and other notables
subsequently callcd upon him and rendered
tber congratulations.
THE RUSSIAN IMBROGLIO.
VIENNA, Nov. 1s.-The Fret Presto to-day
corfEms the identity Of the English and Aus.
titan notes TO the Russian Emperor.