New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-01
THE APPROACHING WAR.
ENGLAND BECOMING CoNcrL1AroRY.

ENGLAND BECOMING CONCILIArORY.
THE CAUCASIAN ARMY TO BE MoBnIzED-A Bull
GARIAN CONSTITUTION PREPARED-sERvA TO
BE GUIDED BY RUSSIA.
| LONDON. Thursday, Nov. 80, 2s76.
| The TmeS's Vienna dispatch says al imperial
| ukase for the mobilization OF the Caucasian army has
been issued The forces thus set in motion will be con-
centrated about Ackayakh and Ervan under the name
of active corps the TurcoCaucasian frontier. Its
nominal strength is $4,000 foot 5000 horse and ESQ
| guns.
The AHeoemene Zeit,,ng OF Cologne publishes sum-
mary OF a Russian draught Of constitution for Bull
garia This constitution would make Bulgaria almost an
Independent province and the Berlin correspondent OF
The Times remarks that its acceptance by Turkey s ex
| ceedngy improbable.
The French plenipotentaries NM de Burgoing and de
| Chandordy have arrived at Constantinople.
| The Russian Telegraphc Agency reports that tho
Marquis of Salisbury at Vienna, at Berlin showed
concliatory disposition, which reclprocated. An
understanding TO be established on two points,
viz absolute necessity OF obtaining decisive conces
sons from the and Of their being assured by sub
stantial guarantees.
The Pesh correspondent of The Daily Necs elegrapbs
"I hear from Bucharest that all hopes OF peace have
been relinQuished there Trade is at standstil and
| failures numerous"
The Financer London) says orders known to be In
hand the transmission of further large amounts OF
gold to Germany and America.
An order has been received at the Portsmouth Dock
yard for the discharge Of 500 aborers reduction Of
the working in the yard is not unusual at this time
OF the year. that the Government Is able to make IL
now implies that the necessity for the recently reported
activity in naval preparations is abating.
Reuters St. Petersburg dispatch according 70 au-
thenc statements the Russian Government has repeat
eddy pointed to Prince Milan that IL cannot further
the plans Of the Panslavisc agtaors for the establish
ment OF a Servian kingdom. But If Serva wishes to
make good her Just claims under Russian protection
that protection would be at her disposal. NJ Marino-
vl.c is the bearer Of Mans that seryia VIII
submit TO Russia's views.
| MR.. GLADSTONE DEFENDS THE GREEKS.
The Contemporary Reve0 publishes an article written
by Mr. Gladstone in which the hope is expressed that
the conference at Constantinople will con-
slider the claims Of the Heenes. Mr. Gladstone adduces
statistics TO show how false is the impression that the
Helenes making no progress. He shows that Lord
Palmerson and Earl Russell intended 10 redress the
deporable restriction Of Greek territory by giving Thes
sally and Eprus Greece leaving them under the nom
na sovereignty OF the Porte He thinks the Christians
in Turkey would prefer English to Russian aid, and IN
conclusion urges England, instead OF pursuing policy
OF threats parade, and seshness to secure the alice
lions Of 100000 of people by giving little friendly
care at uncture the interests Of the Hellenic prov
| inces.
| RoUMANIA sEERs PROTECTION.
| LONDON Friday, Dec. l, 1876.
The Paris CORRESPONDENT OF The Standard asserts that
the Hospodar Of Roumana has applied TO the European
Powers preserve his neutrality and receiving no re-
ply crisis is imminent. Turkish ENJOYS have arrived
at Bucharest to insist the annulmen Of the conven
| ton between Russia and Roumania
BELGRADE, Thursday, Nov. 80, 1876.
| Gen. Tchernayef has gone to Vienna.
BRUSSELS, Thursday, Nov. 30. 1876.
lie Eord announces that Gen. Manteuhel will go TO
Russia as bearer reply Of the Emperor William to
the autograph letter recently him by the Gar
| THE GREEK MINISTRY INTACT.
| ATHENS, Thursday, Nov. 80, 1875.
The ministerial crisis has been ayerted for the present.
Premier CoumoUndOuros having decided to await the
| debates in the Chamber