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can be quite unknown in England. The Examiner,
which gives paragraph to the matter, agrees with
The Spectator in thinking Mr.. HaywarPs prose trans
laton of Faust" the best, but places Mr.. Bayard
Taylor's version among the first of all mctrlcal
TRANSACTIONS and Mr. Theodore Martins among
the last. The merits Of Mr.. Taylors-the
singular fidelity with which not only the
meters but the thought and the feeling
of the original reproduced-were recognized IN
England at the time of its appearance The same
Journal remarks that the report OF Mr. Gladstohes
intended contribution to Hapc'S Monthly Magazine,
explaining his attitude toward America during the
rebellion has excited curiosity and even alarm
among those who were his colleagues in the Cabinet
at the time and are now living But it is hardly
probable that Mr. Gladstone will commit anybody
but himself There are people who sheer at HIM FOR
his supposed anxiety to stand well with Americans,
but they are not so numerous as they once were.
Indeed there seem to be few living EngShnen
who have not by this time persuaded themselves
that they were sincere friends to the North and the
Union during the war. II is not long since | heard
of a distinguished politician whom we used to think
rather conspicuous for his hostility to remarking
to an American "Thosc # MS who were friendly 10
you during your civil war; Ike Mr.. Bright and my
self, had To pay for it, of corr-""
President White of Cornc diversity has been in
London for some days, and Naut yesterday to Ok
ford meaning to visit Cambridge also, and return to
town by the end of next week, departing Lot long
after for Paris and theace TO the South of Europe
perhaps TO Spain. am sorry to have to report him
locking ILL., and much in need Of the years absence
he is to take in Europe. G. W. 5.
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rrIEGHArInC NOTES

BosTov Nov IG.-Thcmas +. Davis WIS crushed
fatally injured
Cu,pIrsroN = c.. Nov. 16.-The inquest upon
H. iy 81 Nj r. H. Walter Killed during the riot on the oth
INST. continued to-day.
W,smNGroN. Now 16 The Italian Opera
Corutnv REFORMED Wagncrs Flying DTtchman hesc To-
MIGHT tua la ge audience.
N.NpuIs. Tenn, Nov lG.-At p tournament Of
Tr,csrc sloltscn to-day capt Bosarius Killed 20 ONT of
O dbr birds Il yards usc, minutes ami 10 seconds
WAsulNGroN Nov. 16.-ihc National Woman
suGirc Association l1s issued cal Tor It's eighth an
nnal go Washington On the loh OF january next
MIprITrowN. X. y. Nov. 1G.-Ihc Erie Railway
Cour, on uc ih inst. for the trst time IN inotr OF
years began paying the employees promptly for the previous
month
NmpIrroWN. y. Y, Nov. l6.-Ihe assessment OF
real estate Ina Drang" County tbs year. under an atCnM 70
been Increased nom fZOOOOuuu Va
1873 to 500 O0ouoO III 1876
NoNTgrAL Nov. 16-Thc contract for completing
me Montreal Portland and Boston Railway from InlDA 10
he rad il II Johns waiting TO pass the custom AUTHORITIES
ALEXANDRIA, Va. Nov 16.-The Grand Com
anry knights Tcmars Of Virginia were IA session mere 10
d1v Inc, elected senator H. T.. Mtpers Grand commander
Iynrhinre was selected as the next place Oi Wt'uhg
puuApEIpnIA Nov lG.--ln response to call
,s-uc,i Stevenson OF California the hon ih9m.s
Doua-.u Idaho Win burfec u OREGON ana other Pacihc
Gssf men nr american Forest Council wll hold meeting
nj Caorna Ha the Centennial Gi0uII-h, Oh friday
Nov. IL Papers vii be read
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TIE RETURNS NO CRITERION.
THEY MAY POSSIBLY SHOW DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY
AND TIE STATE YET 90 FOR HAYES.
lRIEIRArn 10 InE IKlBI VI

10y TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRiBr SE.l
Nrw-OKrEANs. Nov. 1G-Thc latest returns Of the
election in Louisiana received IN this city show that
the Republican maj0rties are in the aggregate
smaller than they have been supposed to be. Poll
,ii,. of both partics have heretofore conceded IN
priyate if not in public, that the result would de-
mend entirely on the decision of the Returning
BOARD in regard to the vote of five parishes in which
if is asserted intimidation and fraud were most re-
e,rtcd IN If these or any three of them were
couutcd az polled it was supposed the Democrats
would carry the state. If they were all thrown out
the State was almost universally conceded to be Re
nnblican Grave doubt now exists IN regard to
there being Republican majority III the remaining
marshes even after the omission OF the vote III E'S'
and West Feciana, East Baton Rouge OHachla'
ord vorebouse Parishes. table prepared by prom
inept Republicans Of this city who nave eAceiIrh'
opportumtics for obtaining correct information
make the State very close without the vote Oh tlc
parishes named with the chances rather III favor ol
the Democrats.
II ,nnst not he concluded from this that the pros
pect of the Democrats carrying the STATE h's p'cn
i,nnroyed. Enough of the vote in the bulldozed"
counties may be accepted by the Returning boaru
70 give the Republicans majority in several OF
them The impression which seems to have gone
abroad that the returns from an entire parish III
each case will be rejected is erroneous In each
parish there are several voting precincts ana the
citizens are by law allowed to choose at which oi
these they will deposit their ballots. United States
soldiers were stationed at most county seats, and at
those points it in admitted, the election was gen
orally auiet and the negroes voted without noesta-
ton Ii was in the country precincts that the III
timidation is said to have taken place. The Return
ing Board passes upon the case OF each Dailo-ooA
separately and it is not at all certain that the vote
in the large towns and the county seats III uSPuteu
counties will be thrown out OF that any a''cip'
will be made by Republicans to dispute the legality
OF the election in those places As the negroes from
the country generally hocked to the towns to vote,
the counting of town boxes and rejection OF those
from the country may give several Of the disputed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-17
THE DELAY IN THE COUNT.

4 CONFERENCE IN LOUISIANA DECLINED.
rur REPUBLICANS MAKE TELLING REPLY-rHE
INJUNCTION IN SOUTH CAROLINA TO BE DECIDED
TO-DAY.
The Republicans at New-Oreans demand y
nerfectlv honest and just declaration of the re-
srIts Of the recent election" and decline
conference with the Democrats on the basis
thew propose of securing a count of the vote
actually cast" A reply Will be made to-day
hv the Democrats. The Returning Board met
Yesterday ys chose Mr.. Wells chairman
and adjourned until Saturday. Mr..
Wells said that his wish is to sit with closed
doors except when disputed returns are can
vassed and testimony taken. The application
for an Injunction in South Carolina was argued
Yesterday. A decision viii be announced to-
Sav. A majority of 700 for Tilden in Florida
is again claimed An address to the country
has been issued by the Republicans III ilor'oa
DENYING the claim The Governor OF California
denies that he has said he will not certify to
the election returns of that State.
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RUSSIA DFllEN Ed ~ BE INTENT On MAR-TURkIbH
TROOPS ORDERED TO BULGARIA AND THE DAM
UBE-BRITISH FORCES READY TO EMBARK.
LONDON. Thursday, Nov. l6. 1875.
The Pan Man Gazette this afternoon states
that up to this morning the Portes objections to the
Conference had been removed The same Journal In
eading editorial that it believes Russia intends
war She is prepared to insist upon claims which she
bell the Porte will refuse and is getting ready i'm
pose them by force. "The SITUATION" IL says, is but
little different from what it would he If for the word
arnistce' the words Russian demands Of reform were
submitted, and the Ignatief utimatum thus modified
We're still lying before the Porte"
Reuter- telegram from Ragusa says: "The Turkish
army OF Albania has scattered A portion under
Deryish Pasha has been Ordesed Bulgaria and the
Danube and ID batttlions to Consantnople. The re-
mainder stays in Albania Moukhtar Pasha has left
Trebigne for Albania"
The Globe this afternoon announces that IL hears from
Trustworthy bur unofficial that 81 battalions OF
infantry, regiments Of cavalry, and so guns have
already told the first British force for the
East should the Government consider their services
necessary for the protection OF British interests.
THE BRITISH PREMIER SUMMONED TO LONDON.
The Earl Of Beaconsfeld, who has been n visit to
the Earl OF Shrewsbury at Ingestre Hail. stafford.
turned 10 London to-day, having received urgent tee
gram from his colleagues.
ACTIVITY AT wOOLwICH.
The Standard great activity prevails in the WOOL
wich Arsenal An imperative order issued yester-
day that the production OF rife ball cartridges be In
creased TO 100000 per week. The usual quantity
manufactured weekly is 100000.
The authorities Of the Devonport DoclYard have
ccyed orders 10 prepare the British ironcad turret
ships Cycops and Hydra for immediate active service
TURKISH MILITARY SCHEMES.
LONDON Friday, Nov. II, 1876
The Standards Vienna correspondent says the
Porte, in view of a Winter campaign, intends to keep
10000 men In Montenegro and Herzegovina 10000 on
the borders of Greece and 10000 to watch seryia.
BRITISH ENGINEERS ABOUT TO EMBARK.
Reuters military intelligence dated Chatham, Nov. 16,
represents that the company OF Royal Engineers, which
recently placed under orders for foreign service is
undergoing a course OF instruction preparatory to
embarking
PROSPECTS OF THE CONFERENCE.
The Vienna correspondent OF The Times teegraphs that
there every probability that the Porte viii consent to
the Conference.
RUSSIAN MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
Tho Berlin dispatch Of The DAILY Sers reports that the
entire Polish contingent Of the Russian army has been
out Of the Polish provinces for service in the field
Russian gaIrisons remain in Warsaw and other largo
reserves took place on the 18th and nstans and
taken then night and escorted to the
trains.
BRITISH TROOPS SENT TO THEIR REGIMENTS.
special from Dublin 10 The Daily telegraph an
nounces that soldiers fhrlough in Ireland have been
ordered to join their regiments, all urougbs having
been temporarily suspended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-17
ELECTION MACHINERY.

THE STATE BOARD AUTHORIZED 10 THROW OUT
FRAUDULENT VOTES FOR STATE OFFICERS ANp
CONGRESSMAN DUTY As 10 ELECTORS.
Since attention has again been directed to
the election laws will bc interesting The
election machinery OF Florida u provided by act aI
proved Aug u, 1865 by ;ncndatory act approved
Feb ~ 1872. The law of 1oGs made provision for the
election OF state officers, members OF the Legislature,
and county officers, aud for holding special elections
Section - Of this law reads, IN part. follows:
ON the first Tuesday next after the fourth Monday IN
November next alter any general election, Il the returns
shall have been received fon tue several count - Inc
secretary of state, Attorney GENERAL Controller. any
two OF them. shall meet at tie office Of the Secretary 81
sale. pursuant to notice To be given by tie CCrrtdry O
state tor IN his absence or inability to attend, bl the
GONcIngr and proceed 10 canvass the returns Of hut
clertio and determine who shall have been elected, by
the highest number Of votes to any office, shown 10y
said returns.
The remainder OF the section relates merely to the
issuing certificates Of election The duty OF the board
under this section simply to declare result "a
shown by the duplicate certificates " the vote OF the
state made by the County Judges and clerks OF the Cir
cult Courts The ameudat0ry act Of 1872 changed the
opening sections of the law Of 1865 provide for the
election OF Congressman and Electors Of President and
Vice President Section p, after this amendment, OF
course referred 10 the canvang OF the Electors
and Congessmen well those for state officers,
members OF the legislature &c From other portions OF
the law of 1863 il is evident that the npefeeInesS OF
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FLORIDd.
FLORIDA REPUBLICAN.


An ADDRESS TO THE CoCNIRY-rHE STATE REPOb-
LCAN by A DECISIVE MAJORITY.
TALLAHASSEE. Fla, Nov. l6, 1876
To the People Of the United states:
The undersigned are informed that kilograms are
being sent North tonight from this state based
upon the tables Of reported naJorltes III
The Floridian extra of this afternoon. clam
ing that Tilden and Hendricks have carried
Florida by G37 majority. An examination
of these tables show that in the County of Aiaohua
alone the actual Republican majority of ~ as
shown by the official canvass now on & Is re-
duccd 10 i4s by leaving out certain p votes
on false prctcnse Of fraud; and tha' olciy oil
other ways the actual figures have hanged 80
as to give an apparent Tildcn majority. The
undersigned are satisfied. from a careful examina-
ton IN detail Of the returns already received tha
allowing the Democrats ali the majortIes now
claimed in the counties kept back by them
the returns from the Whale State will sh""
"A majority for Hayes and Wheeler. This
majority can be largely increased upon
annie proof Of Democratic frauds and lntiIn-
dation. The Republicans Of Florida are not dcvotlng
thcmselyc, 10 manufacturing public opinion at tie
North but convinced that the State has been car
ried for HAYES and Wheeler, they await with perfect
confidence the result of fair and impartial cam
yass. which they are sure Will carry full conviction
to the people OF the country.
j. NJ. TmORNBURGH of Tennessee
T. ". Osborn Of Florida
We. CHANDLER of NcwIIampshirc.
NJ. MARrIN, Chairman Campaign Committee.
JP.C. ENiMONs of jacksonville, Fla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-17
TILDEN MAJORITY CLAIMED.

III lLlh'hNIh W iHL Ildh' Ni.l
w-OmEAS>, Nov. lG.-Democrats here are very
joyful tonight over diSpatchc, received from Flor
ida this evening, announcing that the returns Of
the election that state all in, aHd show Dem
ocratic majority of between 700 and 500. The
Democrats Ia Florida assure their friends here that
there cannot possibly he any mistake about this.
ITALIANS. T., Fla, Nov. lG.-ihe Democrats still
claim a majority Tor Tlldrn we'll the state
ticket of 900, with two c0utic, yet to hear from.
The returns are all expected IN this week and the
canvass will begin carly next week. large number
of prominent Democrats are here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-17
THE RETURNING BOARD MEETS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNTIL SATURDAY
CALLS FROM DEMOCRATS.

CALLS FROM DEMOCRATS.
TBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.I
Ew-ORLEANs, Nov. 1G.-The Returning Board
held a preliminary meeting to-day, but transacted
no important business Several of the leading
Northern Democrats called and were introduced TO
the members of the board Representatives, OF the
Democratic State Committee were also present and
requested that they be allowed to present testimony
in case any returns are questioned. They were told
that if any questions affecting the result they
would be promptly informed of the fact. The board
organized by choosing ex-Gov. Wells as president
and then adjourned until Saturday, when the va
cancy in the Board will be filled. 1t Is the talk on
fine street to-day that no Democrat Will serve who
NAV be chosen, unless some present member of the
board will agree to resign and make place for sec
ond Democrat.
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EOREIGN NOTES.

LoyDoy, Nov l7.-IIamiton & Co., collery
owners OF Manchester, have failed, with liabilities
estimated at 100000.
QUEBEC, Nov. 16.-The new steamer North
crn Lilh intended Tor winter navigation OF the ST. Law
renee eft for Crane Island to-day in order 10 e, her
speed and engines before proceeding TO Prince EDWARD
Island.
MONTREAL, Nov. 16.-The Assistant Secre-
tafy Of the United states Treasury has sent telegram
Lcr, styin thai Canadian exhibits at PmlId phia may
Dee cNpolt, u aut country hy exhibitors or commission
good, coming from Canada.
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TIE RErUBMCANs FEAR FRNrD.

A PERSISTENT CLAIM 10 TIE STATE ny DEMOCRATS
-sECRErARY CHANDLER. HowEvER CoNFipENl.
InY TLIfGrAru To- the TEIhrNgl
WAsHlSGroN, Nov 1G.-No news about the cleo
ton is anoat here to-day except that which comes
from Ncw-York III the morning papers. The mem
Der, Of the Cabinet are not VA receipt of any dis
patches of Importance and do not believe anything
definite n 10 the two doubtful States will bc known
before Saturday. The Democrats appear To be-
almost hopeless about Louisiana, admitting tia:
their friends there will hc powcrlc~> Ia prevent the
Returning Board from throwing out the five plr>h',
where the Republican vote wa, los some means or
other wiped out bat in proportion a. they dc'p1h
Of Louisiana they grow sangune about FLORIDA.
There they are sure 1t will bc impossible to c'-
tabl,h any proof of intimidation, and they
confident from their dispatches that the vote aa
returned by the county cauyasscrs will bring lIdeu
ont ahead. The Republicans still bchr'c that
Florida has gone for Hayes relying upon kilograms
from VIM. l.. Chandler, who repeats every d1y the
rsissuring announcement that il is I'll right \
friend of Secretary Chandler, calling upon lima al
the Interior Department to-day, rallied him upon
his smiling couutcnmcc. "Why shouldn't smile =
replied the veteran politician. g feel happy be-
cause know that Hayes ., elected Very few "i
the Republicans are a. cheerful az the secretary.
they cannot help feeling Il little less certain Of
Florida than they did week ago. The positive as
scrtious Of tho Democrats trouble them good deal,
and they fear that frauds have been committed M
remote Demo. ratio counties, which cannot be fully
established ior want of time To got the testimony
before the electors must hc commissioned.
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TILE NoRrnr1ELn RoBnERs AKRAIGNED.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 16.-At Farbault to-
dov tie Younger brothers, Cole, James, and Robert
. rr.ned IN the District Court On two indictments,
the ,i charging them with completely In the murder oi
Uavvood tie bank cashier and The second charging Cole
Az, ,yit fnr murIrr Of the -Wtdc Gustav son, and
:. linn" and Bob" wfL completely. They asked ana
wire granted uati Saturday 90 answer the lndctmthts
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THE LOSS OF The CITY OF MANCHESTER.
NDtI =

IONUON, IUIIIh'IiIlf NVF' To I''V'
The vessel City of Manchester, whose loss
Oh Akyab with all hands except the captain and stew
ard willie on voyage from Liverpool 10 Calcutta. was
reported Yesterday vas a ship She was formerly the
human line city Of Manchester she hld oeeh
sold and converted INTO sailing ship Ihlryt"O OI hef
crew probably lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-17
A FRENCH ELECTION ANYULLED.

VERSATILE, Thursday, NOV. TO, IoIb.
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day the vell-
acaton Of the election Of NJ Dudcmainc UegtimiNt TO
scat IN the Hous was considered Aftera violent debate
motion ~ aunu the election on account OF undue ini
cucc evcrted by officials carried by vote Of 81
Nras ~ l.J NaIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-17
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE ENDANGERED.

In yesterdays session of the Congress the
Minister OF the Interior introduced bill restoring the
Electoral law formerly prevalent in Spain. This bill
aboshcs universal ,urde establishes voting by depart
mcnts and grants suffrage only persons paying GER
tain and to members OF certain probes
sflu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-17
DROWNING OF TWO FISHERMEN

Is q SlVNl1c IlsHIhE ~hNCh WIS VdNHIH-
through Joucs Inlet yesterday ran on the bar and
broke in two Two of the three occupants were Drowned
Unr nf t,r uudies-that OF Charles saaudyIs-Was re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-17
SETTLEMENT OF TIE LICK DISPUTES.

SAN ERANCIstO, nov. IO.-lt i Sld''u u'''
,,.,,i,tiou. are nearly concluded between john II.
Lick the trustee of the Irk fund and the various bene-
u,lr.., which will result m an amicahe settlement
ri. details are not fully settled. but viii b" probably
within Il week when the terms VIII be made pubic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-17
FALLING OFF IN CANAL TOLLS.
AIRAX,. \. Y. Nov. 16.-Ollicial reports SHOW

,n1t 1,r ,,lIn, of IN canal toll, for October, com
., ,i,r tr. sam, month last year. was $40 800 Is
md tr falling of TOR the entire season TO the END OF
October was -2ly,i-S -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-17

To the Hons. John NJ. Palmer, Lewis V. BoGy,
Lyman Trumbull, James o. Broadhead, W. K. Nor
rison, and others present at the request OF the
Chairman of the National Democratic Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-17

by the law with the duty of verifying and declaring
the result of any election investigation with no
discretion, as when the President of the Senate
counts and declares the votes of the electors of the
several States in the election of President and Vice
President under the Constitution of the United
States, a different case would be presented
1t is in our judgment vital to the pres
ervatiOn of constitutional liberty that the
habit of obedience to the forms of law
should be sedulously inculcated and cultivated and
that the resort to extra constitutional modes of
redress for actual grievances should be avoided
and condemned revolutionary, disOrganizing, and
tending TO disorder and anarchy. To reduce the
whole question: therefore, to the mere clerical duty
of counting the votes actually cast proposed by
you in distinction from votes legally cast and re-
turned irrespective of the question whether they are
fraudulently violently cast or otherwise vtiated
involves notification of the provisions of the laws
of louisiana which have already been adjudcated
as valid by the Supreme Court, and would be wholly
unjustifable here as well as in any other State of
the Union which had provided laws to protect the
nights of voters and the purity of the ballot. We
cannot therefore concur in your proposition for a
conference on that basis Very respectfully,
JOHN SHERMAN Ohio,
STANLEY MATTHEWS, Ohio,
j. A. GARFIELD, Ohio,
WILLIAM ID. KELLEY, Pennsylvania,
JOHN A. KASsON, Iowa,
f.. w. STOUGHTON, New-YOrk
c. IRVING DIT1Y, Maryland,
J. II. VAN Allen New-York,
EUGENE HALE, Maine,
NJ. S. QUAY, Pennsylvania,
WIh. CUMBACK, Indiana,
EDWARD L. MOVES, Ohio,
Jon +. STEVENSON, Ohio,
JOHN COBURN, Indiana,
LEW. WALLACE, Indiana,
j. NJ TUTTIE, Iowa,
w. A. MCGRFw, Iowa,
j. w. CHAPMAN. Iowa.
W. r. SMITH, Iowa.
ABNER TAYLOR. Illinois,
s. Il. HAVEN, Illinois,
j. NJ BEAEDsLEY, Illinois,
G. +. FAEwELL, Illinois,
SIDNEY CLARKE, Kansas,
J. c. liHsON, Kansas.
To the Hons. John NJ. Palmer, Lewis v Bogy,
Lyman Trumbull, James O. Broadhead, W. r. Nor
rison, and others, present at the request OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-17
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
lEATEYED LOCKOUT IN LANCASHIRE.

THREATENED LOCKOUT IN LANCASTIIKE.
LONDoS, Thursday. Nov l6, 1916
The master spnners of North and North
East Lancashire have resolved to carry into effect gem
era lockout on Monday. meeting OF operatives will
however, be held Sunday TO decide whether me
masters terms shall be accepted absolutely as the
masters require.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-17
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE EUROPEAN CONFERENCE
TURKEY STILL OBSTINATE.

RUSSIA BELIEVED TO BE INTENT on WAR-rURKIgH
TROOPS ORDERED TO BULGARIA AND THE DAN
UBE-BRITIsH FORCES READY TO EMBARK.