Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-19
London ouieting Down.

FROM RUSSIA;
London Quieting Down.
LONDON, Nov. S.-Noon.-The feel
ing to day in financial circles is some
what quieter. The Times remarks that
Russia has placed herself in the position
OF public enemy:
Austriaus fS the Bofdsf.
LONDON, Nov. 1s.-1t is r1mored tf1st
the Austrian Government has ordered the
departure of large number of troops TO
the neighborhood of the Turkish frontier
in order that the country may be ready 10
cooperate with the other powers in the
event of s breaking out of hostlities.
Rumors come here thick and fast, but the
general impression is that nothing can
avert, war.
Russia's R0II or Grievances:
It is said the particular violations of the
Paris treaty of 1856, which Russia has
complained of, are as follows: The cruise
of the Prince of Wales in the Black Sea
in an English frigate; similar trip sub
sequently by Lord Bulwer Lytton; the
appearance of an Austrian squadron at
Varns, Turkish town on the Black Sea,
when the Emperor of Austria was there;
and lastly the voyage of the Sultan, III a
Turkish frigste. The Russisn envoy at
Constantinople protested against the lat
ter circumstance, but Intellectually.
How Russia Might Have Got Her
So Rights,
LONDON, Nov. 18.-A well informed
correspondent writing from Vienna says
if the Russian desire for a erevison of
the Paris treaty of 1856 had been sub
mitted for other signatures, favorsbl e
result might have ensued. The course,
however, that Russia has seen fiji to take,
creates grave situation, shaking all the
settled statutes of European policy and
compelling common court action to re-
sist her demands.
suggestive, if IL were True.
VIENNA, Nov. 1S-The rumOr of the
resignation of Beust is discredited by the
official journals, which pronounces the
report on which the Tumor is based
wholly untrue.
Hungary for War.
PEsrH, Nov. 1S.-The Opposition in
the Hungarian Diet continue to urge a
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matter of the Russian demand
The Expectations OF the Pence Par
type rIiament TO be COnVOked.
LONDON, Nov. 1S--Specisl to the
World. Notwithstanding the momenlsry
and somewhat forced unanimity existing
in the Cabinet upon the Russian question,
1t is known that this unanimity exists
only in the theory that Russia will not
proceed to force her claims, but that,
upon finding that England, Austria, Italy,
and France are resolute, she will submit
the matter to arbitration, and not engage
in war. Should this expectation prove
delusion, the peace party in the Cabinet
will insist on England's abstaining from
all war measures. The consequence will
be either the resignation of portion of
the Cabinet, OF a complete change of gov
eminent. Reports tonight indicate the
summoning of Parliament for next week.
A Dispatch from Secretary Fish
London i'm ConSternatiOn-IsU Uncle
Sam In COIIusi IN with the Gear
a special to the World, dared London,
Nov. Is, says dispatch from Mr.. Fish
to Mr.. Moran, concerning the Alabama
claims, arrived to-day. Lord Granville
being out of town, the dispatch could not
be communicated to him, and the contens
are up TO this moment unknown to the
public. In circles where the fact of the
arrival of the dispatch is known great
CONSERVATION and excitement prevail, as
it is assumed that Russia and the United
States have come to a secret understand
ing. . az
waiting on BIsmarcIk-JOhn Bright
Threatens 10 Resign.
Odo Russell was sent to Versailles to
ask Bismarck, categorically, if he would
acquiesce at once and Internationally TO
Russia's pretensions. The war party of
the Cabinet propose, should Bismarck g
answer be either negative or hesitatiug
and disingenuous, to inform Russia that
she must choose between a withdrawal of
her claims or war. But the peace party
of the Cabinet suppose that Bismarck,
"ithout committing himself, will propose
q Congress of all the powers to discuss
| and decide upon a modification of the
treaty of 1856.
The peace party are determined to do
all possible to induce the Government to
assent to this arrangement, while the
war party are equally resolved TO adhere
to their position. A split is imminent.
| Il was a member of the peace party OF
the Government who informed your cor
respondent on the 10th that the admin
istration would finally yield to Russia S
demand since she asked no more than her
rights.
John Bright's health is still impaired.
He will resign provided the war party of
the Cabinet prevails.
Odo Russell has not yet reached Yer
sailles, but is expected there tonight.
Earl Russell on the SituatiOn-A
TeIegraPhic tumble.
Earl Russell has written pamphlet OF
the situation. He proposes joint armed
resistance of powers of Prussia demands
more than Alsace and part of Lorraine
and urges England TO form strong mill
tary reserve based on the militia, and L
place a strong garrison at Quebec undeI
an able commander.
Russia Pacific.
Diplomats all claim to have known tina
the demand of Russia would be made
sooner or later. Such public opinion a
there is in Russia is represented 10 be il
favor of peace.
English officers are volunteering TO
service in the Turkish army.
II is stated that when the Russian Min
lister at Vienna communicated Gortscha
koff's note 10 Beust, he accompanied
with assurances of the most pacific in
tentions -. the part of his Government.
The Pail Mall Gazette, referring to Cd
Russell's special mission to Versailles
believes that the under-secretary can re
turn within twenty-four hours, with
dissvowal, on the part of Prussia, of syn
. | pathy with Russis's pretensions, or vii
leave behind assurances that an unsatis
factory reply will be considered equiva
lent to completely.
Russia Wants n Congress Immed
ateIy.
The Journal de st. Petersburg declare
that Russia will not prove unwilling
submit her demand TO Congress if it ca
be held Immediately. 1t denies that Il
7 Russian note meant an abrogation Of Il
, entire treaty. Turkey, ii says, is threat
ened with internal dangers and interveI
ton is necessary now.
! Prussisa,s POsitiOn-She Thinks Rus
: STA Ought 10 Have Her Rights
I Fand Sees no Occasion for Alarm.
{ LONDON, Nov. lS.-Cable special
the Tribune have authority for sta
= ;nr that q telerrsnhic disDatch hiss bee