, 1870-11-24
TIE BLACK SEA CONTROVERSY.

TIE BLACK SEA CONTROVERSY.
GoRscuAkoTF's REPLY TO GRANVILLE.
Nxw yoRx, Nov. 33.-The Tfbunes Londoa
telegraphs: "Gortschsfene ah
,wer to Gr1nv1le 1ef. On Monday By special mes
sxppe.. II was not communicated to the Bsisila
Minister at St. Petersburg. but hls de-
epstrnes intimate that the note L conetAatof5
In tone. II 1s believed, 1t the foreign omce,
that Gortschakon, wh1ln Withholding precise IL.
formation from Sir A. Buchanan, hAa eaenafASen
him to report farorAbly to Lopdon re2arula2 tne
dtapotltiou Of Ruasta. have eome autnoln!
TOR saying that oo1fssaakona
n,tma.x. who "a Thought to indicate his dsseon- |
,cut ty the c.v.i,tics shown 0do Russell durans
1ts tourpcy snd On bis arrival At Fersa1ilea.
A&pee!Al correspondent OF the Tribune II VI
erna. te!egraphs to-day, saJ:ng that iotell!gence
has been received that the mort concflihtorJ
amwers had been seat to England BY
Gortschakon. There Is marked change
In The tune Of the English fortgn ofee since lat
week, when Granvil1es Answer ~aA dfst pup.
ushed. The fear was lest public opinion should
not support the protest, Involving poes1ble re-
cousse to war. The English press was 30 nnani-
nous that It u officially said to have had nndonn3
ed effect on Gnrtsehakon.
opo RcssEtl y xIssI0S.
A despatch from the Ec1 YORK 7faea"ss spe-
cal at Versailles, dated the 91st. EaTs tnAt odo
Russell has been rccetyed with tho greatest cot-
dIality, and viii have an opportunity OF oiaeAos
lpg bis Eneltsh yiewa under the nosI ia7otaos
circumstances. The ofnctnl foioso0aaon 4s ~ LUG
same et1ect.
TUE FEELING If AUsTRiA.
NET YoRK. Nov. GA Herald telegram. dated
Vienna. ead, referring TO Auktr1AS rs}ande1,
supposed to hare been prompted By England
n91 as follows: "RusKia's wishes In REGARD to
tho Black Sea might have been put forEasd
through diplomatic channels, and possibly be ae-
ctded To BY the great powers concerned, but the
afhlt1arT expressions Of her will calls tof the
Esayest resistance from all pattles
TOMB OF 7uK FKCss1AS PR1ss-
LONDON, Nov. 2s-Aoscow papers are Less IN
| so1eut md confident than those o. St Petes4
| burg.
4 St Petersburg despatch from tho 1Hba'
epec.ol correspondent saJs: "1he business mel
ne.e hare not shared IN the general sa1
tsfactun orer GoEtzchkou's note, and tn
Finance Minister, wAs not consolteo' nnt n4st hAs
The notes published In the otaciai jouInaL A1so
c,ther. matters LOOK much better, and tho Rus
sian 1eply IL a~a1ted With ieas au1tetJ aud NOR
hone than would have been possible last week.
ruRkEY IND ITALY.
LONDON. Nov. 2a.-Tnc TtzAes to-day has
epcclal telegram from Constanunople, sayin
that the Sultan invokes the 1nterpostuon Of tn
guaranteeing par11es.
The Xorning Fpst has Information connEmin
| the report that Isa'y will act III concert VII
, ELg!aud and Augtr!s.
, DENIAL
i LONDON, Nov. 9s,-The foretrn ONCE distinct
couuaafets the rumor Of the reception Of rep
| from Russia -
LONDON, Eov. 23-1:s0 p. H.--Sewa IN mo
. | war-lIke agaln to-day. At this hour there Is CO
siderable excitement at the Stock Exchange, NJ
8 the market for American Becu1ftles and 1aaa11
4 | kta:cs Is nat Rnmor II now current OF host
4 dispatch from, Russls, which has had pa1al5zi'
s effect on the Btleet.
a voIcE FOR rEAcE-
It The Duke Of Cleveland writes to the Tfmts, I
j. ruipo egatnat var between England and Russ
The EpglIah, he Gzya, hare no army Tor forct
service. England has nd allies but Austria 8
Is Turtey, and they are both bankrupt.
Is 1xrEcrED ASswER Of RusslA.
D. The Telegraph says the Russlan reply is exre
ID | ed Thursday. and 1t Is generally thought Il y
d net be unf11endly.
le TURKEY ASx1ou5 FOR PEACE.
C. CoSsrAH11S0rlK, Nor. Il 1T Is beIeTed
70 Sublime Porte, anxious to avoid 4 counict
rs Ruasls, IL urging The great powers 70 consd.r
e demands made by Rassfa.
ID LONDON, Nov. as.--1t Is reported here, tod
II ,hst Turkey, for the sake Of pesce, u anxious
n 4 have the Black Sea cpened-a course secouae
&c x1scE11ASEors.
Ioxpon, NOV. sa-Tne 1tfbunts special CO
ut spopdcnt at Vienna says the reported refua2
he | turkey u cooperate with England ID ottici
e. | cqn,ssdic ed, and also the statement that Ba
'ty Won Beust had submitted proposition toI
& rupeaa congress-. Auss1ia' It 10 asseftea, tao
rot desiring peace, vii! act psompty Win ane u
n Europe N powers
'ut ~TvWew
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