Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-26

LATER FROM rRE ATLANTIC STATES,

LONDON, Nov. ia dispatch from
Munich on Thursdsy says the segotiations
that were carried on at Versailles have
been foaily concluded. Treaties arc 70 b
signed in few days. The Constitution
Of 2" Bund" las undergone some modi6ca.
lions. Bavaria 10 allowed 70 enter the
Confederation upon her own conditions.
Rumors continue Of proposed concen.
trsted stack on the Prussian position be.
fore Paris BY the French, attended BY .
sortie from the city. The time fixed for
this grand movement 10 70 b next Mosday
or Tuesday.
A telegram from Tours today ssys ru.
mors are afloat of disaster to the army Of
the Loire. No particulars received.
VIENNA, Nov. 19.-In the Reichsrath"
to-day the nisistry carried % sddrsss ~
the Throne BY > large majority, ,.t
Journals Of this city are vigorously anti.
Russian.
The Austrian reply to the Russian note
is expected to reach St. Petersburg to.
day.
The resignation Of Potocki from the
Cabinet is expected in q day or two, but it
is denied that any such action is contem.
plated.
LONDON, Nov. ia Herald cable tel.
egram from Florence, on the 18th, says
great excitement prevails over the war
question, in regard to Russia's position on
the Treaty Of 1855. Popular enthusiasm
is in favor Of adherence to the cause Of
Russia. Tho report that the Ministry 10
resolved not to take joint action with Eng.
land and Austria is we'll received. The
position taken by the Cabinet is under.
stood to be determination to hold entire.
ly aloof from any complications that may
grow out of the question. The Govern.
ment will have enough to do in harmonic.
ing the new state Of affairs at Rome. Of
fetal papers state that the reports Of
Prussia's intended interference in behalf
Of the Pope are entirely unfounded. They
we're raised BY agents of Austria for selfish
ends. 1t is certain that Italy's position
will be that Of entire neutrality.
Dispatches from Florence state that the
Italian Government has certainly declined
to join the diplomatic move against Rus.
sia.
AoNDoN, Nov. ia warlike feeling
prevails all over England. An important
division exists in the Cabinet on the Rus.
sian question, which is likely to lead to q
dissolution Of the Ministry. Granville in.
sists that England must now put down her
foot firmly, or forever give up hor voice in
European affairs. He holds that the pres.
ent attitude of Russia means future, If not
immediate, prosecution Of her long cher.
ished designs on the East. The present
moment is the only time when England
can hope to resist successfully the policy
against which heretefcre she has fought at
great sacrifice Of life aud treasure.
Lowe and Cardwell have positively ar.
rayed themselves against war On the pres.
ent issue.
The Conservative arc about to call
meeting at London. to consider the crisis.
In view Of q probable early convocatiou
Of Parliament, Gladstone hestates to com.
NIT himself for war, or against it, on the
present provoeatiOn.
A better feeling prevails in Russia, in
consequence Of Gortschakon's dispatch,
which is considered as assuring the desired
object without war.
FLORENCE, Nov. 19.-The collective
note Of the great Powers. to Russia, Is still
under consideration by the Italian Govern
ment.
LONDON, Nov. 20.-The Prussisps claim
successes before Mon,medy and Chssvea.
cy. The French lcss at Chateau Duu il
now reported at 500 killed, wounded and
prisoners
RouES, Nov. 2o.-The Germans st-
tackled Evereaux to-day, and met with .
vigorous resistance from the National
Guards, and retired to the esviroas.
LILLE, Nov. 20.-There vas . 6ght
yesterday in the Department Of Aisne, be-
tween . French force, composed Of fIascis
Tireun and Mobile Guard asd Prussias
detachment moving from Nesry. The
French fnally retired in good order
Losses on both sides equal
The Germans threaten Neufchstel.
The French Losses before Mostmedy
have been serious.
LONDON, Nor. ga dispatch from
Toun reports that the Dske Of MsekIea-
burg and Gen. Won Der Tsns are fallias
hack, while ihe f-eseh ere sdvassisg, and
threstea to ossAank then both. IL 10
thought thst Gen. Masteufel win march 70
the Loire t...t
There 10 oueh ssnasks in diplo.ssie
eircles on the inprsdesce Of Glsdstose 10
vrisisg TO the 7isss % the sit.aiiea, over
The signature Of . Ser,i,.sos." A con-
wunicnfioa In renlv AMMAN. firm Ne
Muller. II ID understood that Bsaaack
10 extreosly visdicsive tsvsrds Glsdssose,
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