New-York tribune., 1876-11-22
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
WAR STILL IMMINENT.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY PREPARING.

TORPfDOkS PLACED IN RUSSIAN PORTs-TURKTsn
| TROOPS MOVING TO CoNsrASTINOPLE-sIGNIFr
CANT STATEMENT OF PRINCE GoRTCHAKoFF.
ST. PETERSBURG, Tuesday, Nov. 21, 1875.
| A dispatch from Semlin announces that tho
servian Ministry have refused demand made by Gen
Tchernaye to be admitted into the Cabinet declaring
| that If he entered they would resign.
BRUSSELS Tuesday, Nov 81, 1879.
The Government Of Belgium has received a cOmmun-
cation from the Belgian Consul at Malta announcing thas
the Malta authorities had informed the Chamber OF Com
that orpedoes had been placed the approaches
to the ports of ODESSA Kerch sebasopo and Eschako
ZARA, Tuesday, Nov 81 1875
Intelligence received here announces that Mukhtar
Pasha concentrating twenty battaions OF Turkish
troops at Carnav Dorgatto the Austrian from
tier II is asserted that he intends TO proceed to Gra-
where the troops will embark for Constantinope
This would necessitate their marching Austrian
territory Several Turkish transports 1t is stated have
already arrived at Gravosa Up to the present time five
Turkish battalions have reached Carinav.
MORE TALK OF GUARANTEES
LONDON Wednesday, Nov. %, 1876.
The Paris correspondent Of The Times states
that according to positive information from Constan-
tnope the Porte not only appears TO be convinced Of
the necessity of the reforms proposed but is dis
posed to offer Europe satisfactory guarantees for their
execution
Times dispatch from Pesth says hopes of the sue
cess OF the Conference are increasing.
THE POLES DISPOSED TO BE QUIET.
Prince Czarorysk the lodged head the Polish
refugees in France, in letter to friend, which ia pub
shed in this mornings Post says there Is not the slight
est foundation for the reports Of impending insurrec
ton in Poland He states that that country perfectly
tranquil aud that the Emigration is less disposed than
ever to encourage insurrectionary movement "The
Emigration" is the of large body Of influential
refugees settled IN Paris
BERLIN Tuesday, Nov. 81, 1876.
Prince Bismarck arrived in this city to-day.
VIENNA, Tuesday, Nov. 81, 1879.
The Political Correspondence announces that the Aus
trian and Hungarian Governments have resolved to pro-
hibit the expectation OF horses.
AUSTRIA TO REMAIN NEUTRAL.
The Times Berlin dispatch says Austria seems to have
determined not oppose Russian invasion OF Bulgaria
English occupation Of Consantinople. Austria
will probably preserve complete neutrality at the
mencement OF any war, and proceed TO independent
action only very gradually. Her first step, she pre-
ciptates at all, will be to occupy Bosnia.
IMPORTANT INTERVIEW WITH THE CZAR.
ALEXANDER II. SPEAKS FRANKLY TO THE BRITISH
EMBAssADoR-HE DIsAvows ANY DESIRE TO Ac-
QUIRE CoYsTANTINoPLg OR TO CONQUER INDIA.
LONDON. Tuesday, Nov. 81, 1876.
The Foreign Office publishes dispatch in
which Lord Lotus, the British ambassador to Russia,
reports detail what passed audience he had with
the ultmaum to the Porte because he feared the
discontinue OF the seryian army might be followed BY
atrocities The Porte had by series OF maneuyers frus-
trated all attempts at paccatOn The present state OF
things ntolerabe. Unless Europe was prepared to
firmly and energetcally he would be obliged 10 act
alone He regretted that nveerate suspicion and
continual fear OF Russian aggression still existed in En-
gland. The Car reminded Lord LOTUS that he had on
several occasions given most solemn assurances that he
desired conquest He had not the smallest wish or n-
tention TO acquire Constatinope. Such acquisition
would be misfortune for Russia
The following the exact words Of that portion OK
the dispatch referring to COnstaDtinOpe:
The Car pledged his sacred word Of honor in the most
and a & he had reSeisy sc SSd
force hn to occupy portion of Bulgaria It would only
be Professionally until the and safety OF the Chris
population secured The Gar could not under
stand when both countries hada common object namely,
the ameloaon of the condition of the Christians and
when he had given every proof that he had no desire Tor
conquest why there should not be perfect understand
ng between England and Russia based on a % policy OK
ul interests and TO the interests OF Europe generally
intentions attributed to Russia OF the conquest Of
India which perfect nposslbillty he deeply de-
guesed me to do the utmost to dspe it, and charged me
to convey to Her Maestys Government the solemn as
SUI ances he had given me-"
The CZAR OPPOSED To A sERvfAN KINGDOM.
The dispatch also states that regard the
that serva and Roumania demanded that they should
be erected into independent kingdoms the Car said that
there was no intention Of establishing any such king
doms and such q course would be folly. The Car
plained that he had permitted officers TO servia.
provided they the Russian service In tho hope OK
calming the agitation in Russia. -
The foregoing dispatch was verified ny Prince Gort-
chakof before its transmission to Lord Derby ana a
proved correctly representing the views expressed W
the Car.
THE BRITISH FOREIGN MINISTER REPLIES.
Lord Derby replied instructing Lord Lotus 10 inform
the Car and Prince GOrtchakof that the Queen and
her Government received the Cars with the
greatest satisfaction The Russian Government having
requested the publication OF the correspondence as it
contained assurances OF nature to trauquiliZe public
feeling Lord Derby informs Lord LOTUS that he granted
this request considering the publication opp0rune In
view of the mobilization Of Russian forces and the issue
of loan.
PRINCE GORTsCHAKoFF STILL REsoLUIE.
Reuter- dispatch from st. Petersburg says dispatch
OF Prince GortchakoA Count schouyalof the Russian
ambassador at London dated Nov. 7, is published The
Prince expresses satisfaction that Lord Derby recognized
in his dispatch 80 Lord Lotus, the British EN-
bassador at ST. Petersburg the efforts OF the Russian
Cabinet to cooperate with England Prince Gortchakon
explains the necessity arising from the failure OF
diplomacy to subordinate the integrity Of Turkey 10 the
glarantees which are demanded by the interests or
humanity and the peace OF Europe. In conclusion tue
Prince denies Russia entertains aerthoughts re-
specting Consantinople. Another dispatch from Prince
GOrtchakoi dated Oct 3D. expresses Rsslas regret at
Ell nglands giving way to groundlcss apprehenslons'