The New York herald., 1876-10-20

conviction 10 our minds because they are not reliaoe
One day they represent thing white. the next u Is
black. We have a different system there from what
you have here, and who Initiated Is 10 very
easily understood. wo do not get easily disturbed
a. their statements; not, at all events, when
FIRST made. We wait and reflect According to our
system they have not the samo opportunities as you
have here TO find the of what they represent
Everything is closer there and great affairs OF State
are confined TO the circle Of few and hence great
deal that they get is mere surmsc or conjecture
With you the people know everything al just as
Il s Your Journalism and all the circumstances
different Just how the HERALD interviews
the President most interestingly hero ana nc
Lcng Branch, and imagine any newspaper cor
respondent Intervening the Emperor OF Russia, and
discussing the affairs OF the nation Certainly
make structures We have heard Of such
thing So have to think that the dispatches OF
papers the Continent, ike tho Ben Public and
others, are gotten mp for some purpose Most gen.
orally Il is for the bcncat OF financial specuators and
adventurcrs II becomes necessary 10 fuctua
ton securities and to make certain bonds rise
and fall IN the money market Some political
OF an exciting character is mado up
and the popular mind Is uns,cadied as to what
effect tho reported troubles going TO create and
tho nnanciers step In upon tho market TO reap the
benefit Of Il In the changing quotations. All this talk
Of Russia going TO war amount TO this nnd nothing
more. shall wait further Developments before
make up my mind Certainly there has been state
Of affairs existing in Turkey for long time at which
We have not been pleased In Russia. Nor do think
tho actions OF the sublime Porto have commended
themselves very generally to the admiration Of tho
balance Of Europe"
THE EarERoR's STATEMENT
But had a talk with the Emperor OF Russia about .
7 h~x,o hcan k,o md
then ne spoke fully tho OF Turkey He cx-
pressed himself most anxious TO do everything TO
maintain peace, and account II he could help It,
would hc, OF his act WILL cause anything to DO
done which would bring or intcrfere with
Turkey. He was very much concerned abou. IT, and
spoke with all tho zeal Of which so great and
good ruler ms | know him TO be, Is at
all times possessed in everything. Ho knew and felt
how great anction war was, and felt most deeply
how much the world had OF II In late years. both
In Europe and here He will keep hts hands per-
fccty tiei TO speak nguravely so ms not to invite
encourage war, and unless tho people insist upon
loosIng them they will Dcver DO willingly turned to
declaration of hosttes.
THE MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.
do not believe she story of Russia moving such
numbers Of troops reported. Our people certainly
hgve common religion and feeling OF sympathy with
the Scrvians, and no doubt great many OF them,
account OF these feelings, may flock to their
standard and assist them. Just see how It
with you In this country in the mattcr Of Cuba
You could not prevent expeditions from leaving your
shores We have very largo frontier, and impos
sible 20 guard In this respect When a man comes
with his passport and II Is reae II he wishes to
the border can't prevent It. But nothing of
this kind has been done with the Official sanction Of
the Russian government.
RELATIONS OF TnE PowERs
Everything has been reported up to two weeks
tional relations between Russia Prussia, Aus-
tria and Italy. and even England was
said to be very friendly disposed Tho idea OF Russa
being affected dctrimcntaly In any in her national
credit by = combination Of the money market against
hcr, do not think at oil founded. There has been
great change Russia since 1858 where she then had
hundreds OF miles Of railroad sho has thousands
and, like, America, with whom Russia deeply sympa-
,hized during tho war, she has been prosperous in
everything since tho abolition OF slavery. The differ
euco In the with Is that It accom-
plshed peacefully, while with you It brought war.
But liberty is tho great source OF prosperity.
However things may turn out all will so
we'll with Russia and sho will not TO unless
driven 10 It. While in Belgrade and Bulgaria a.
political GOVERNOR and have been all over Turkey,
saw how badly things wero managed ana anticipated
ultimate trouble
m rURKEi.
The condition OF affairs such to shock ctvilza-
Non, and Christianity must sooner or later do some
thing 10 remedy IT.
Thus showing his perfect confidence In the strong
attitude and safo future Of Russia, tho polite Minister
of tha. great Power mado and dismissed your
correspondent chcertully hoping tho HERALD would
have . correspondent In servia 10 get tho truth.
The price Of the HERALD today and henofertA ci be
nres cents
YxELINo AT THE PRODUCE. COTTON. STOCK AND
MARITIME EXCHANGES.
Considerable nervousness exhibited on the
Produce Exchange at the opening hours yesterday
morning in consequence OF tho eject OF tho war ru-
mors from Europe the Chicago grain market Tho
kilograms from that city quoted grain at 81 10 up 10
81 49, thcn fell Cd TO 81 IL and nuctuated between the
prices throughout the day. In this city tho
grain prices advanced two early business
day and remained firm and quiet II that ngure but
few being closed Pork advanced twenty hve
cents por barrel a speculative interest In other
lines. except frcights, there unusual excite
menI In fact the merchants tho Produce Exchange
do desire to mako any contracts for thc purchase
sac OF brcadsuns provisions until tho result OF
tho meeting Of tho British Parliament shall be pub
lshcd, or decisive measures taken by Russia Tur-
key. A slight advance madc in grain freights;
but not attributable to tho ncws from Europe.
Tho heaviest shipments Of grain In American
bottoms being madc now at San Francisco, direct
for Liverpool Grain shippers say that Russia has
been preparing for this crisis for nearly year has
It's grancres full to bursting guard against block
ade OF It's receiving ports On tho Atlantic ports
OF the United States the swedish md Norwegian YES
sss, consigned TO masters agents, are nrmy held
for higher rates Of freight In anticipation OF brisk
demand neutral scls the event OF conttncn-
tn Shippers OF petroleum. lard and talow do
anticipate any abrupt change prices ireighs If
war shall be declared within two three months,
prices will not advance suddenly and hold nrm. The
nrst effect will be TO advance the rates; but reaction
viii follow, caused by spectators covering thor short
interests. Tho telegram from the London Lioyds
yesterday, placing an oxtra war risk Of nve shIiings