New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-19

TWO GREAT RUSSIAN ARMIES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DISPOSED TO ACT IN ACCORD WITH RUSSIA AND
GERMANY.
PARIS Wednesday, Oct Is, 1876.
The Semlin correspondent of the Bien Pablo tcle-
graphs that he has had an interview with NJ Rstlcs
the Servian Prime Minister, in which the latter
stated that resumption of hOstilities, IN which
Russia will participate, is certain.
LONDON Wednesday, Oct 1s 1876.
In an editorial article The Times says to-day
"The hopes we have anxiOusly cherished must
we fear, at length be abandoned and we must re-
copze the fact that negotiations are practically al
an end and that the two belligerentS, now face TO
face in European Turkey, must he left to the cose
uences of their acts Another q hours has brought
no relief to the tension under which we were LABOR
ing and events are evidently moving too fast on the
Danube to be arrested by the slow progress OF even
Geographic diplomacy"
A special dispatch to The Daily Necs from Pesth
sovs. "Inteligence received here from Vienna states
that England considers all diplomatic action at Con-
stantinople at an end This statement has produced
a very gloomy feeling here, and war is considered
unavoidable"
An Russians in Paris under the age of 40 have
been ordered TO return home.
The new Russian iron-clad Peter the Great is to
leave Cronstadt Immediately for the Mediterranean.
TWO RUSSIAN ARMIES READY FOR WAR.
The correspondent Of The Standard At Belgrade tel
erraphs to that paper follows: Il have just re-
ceived information that Russia has issued circular
note. announcing that IN the interests of humanity
she feels bound to march troops into Bulgaria and
Armenia cannot vOuch for the truth of this but
tits not improbable. There are $4,000 men at the
Camp of Bender and $4,000 around Tifiis." BEN
der 45 miles northwest of Odessa, the principal
Russian port on the Black Sea. Tais is in Asiatic
Russia, contiguous to the Turkish fronterI
THE IMPERIAL POWERS IN ACCORD.
dispatch to- Reuters Telegram Company from
Vienna to-day confirms from official sources the
statement that Austrias Eastern policy will conform
to that of Russia and Germany.
THE RELATIONS OF THE EUROPEAN POWERS.
This announcement means the establishment of
the imperial alliance which was shaken last Spring
by Englands rejection of the Berlin memorandum
and the dispatch of a feet TO Beski Bay. The
Norddsohe ZeitgRgs reply to the article in The lon
don Times of Oct. 16 in which the former journal
saws The Times ignores the existence of an alliance
of the three imperial Powers, indicated Germany
adhesion Unconfrmcd TeDOl but which are rem
dered probable by Italy's acton-of a secret treaty
between Russia and Italy would account for Aus
trials sudden return to Russian views. 1t Will be
remembered that the Crown Prince and Princess Of
Italy visited Russia carly last Summer, 'and met
with a distinguished reception. More recently the
Italian liberal journals have been claiming an extern
sion of territory in the direction of Tyrol
in case Austria acquired any Turkish prov
nces. The Italian Government has disclaimed
responsibility for this discussion, but it
nevertheless has considerable effect public feel
ing at Vienna programme agreed upon and exc
cuted by the three emperors would set aside these
pretensions, and equally guarantee Austria against
the danger on the side of Germany which indepcnd-
ent action on her part would involve. Thus the
imperial alliance leaves only England and France to
be accounted with, sUppOsing the truth of the re-
ported Russo-italian understanding.
THE ATTITUDE OF FRANCE.
There is no recent evidence TO show what would
be the attitude Of France but mp to the failure Of
the Berlin memorandum she gave ready adhesion to
the imperial programme, and is not likely now to
offer it any spontaneous opposition If, Therefore,
the Russian preparations for a movement against
Turkey are, as Reuters Vienna dispatches indicate,
in accordance with the views of the three emperors
acting in concert, there can be little doubt they
have determined to undertake the pacifcaton Of
the Turkish Provinces probably the basis Of the
Berlin memorandum extending its provisions to
Bulgaria The question of the peace of Europe will
in that case depend upon England, Turkish resist
ance without her aid being manifestly impossible
for any considerable time
PUBLIC OPINION IN ENGLAND.
The recent agitation against the Government has
entirely ceased, and strong feeling against Russia
has sprung since her proposal to Austria for joint
occupation. but if occupation is enforced under the
sanction of the other Powers, without threatening
COnstantinople, public sentiment would not support
the Government in opposing with force, as the co
operation Of Austria and Germany would be re-
garded as a guarantee against Russian pTetenslOns.
IN TINS view Of the casc-that Is accepting the Vi
emma dispatches as true-the panic here IS unwar-
Ianted; for unless Turkey plays a desperate game,
Russian Intervention Will lead to peace, with guar
antees for the protection Of the POrtes Christian
subjects IN Europe IL IS not improbable that the
F0ite, when confronted with the prospect OF inter
yenton by united Europe, will concede the Russian
demands without fighting.
RUSSIA THREATENED
The Daily Telegraph pro-Turkishl, in leading
article, says:
England much as she loves and desires peace, must
wage war from end TO end OF the world rather than per
mt the Russian flag to he hcstcd at COnsiantnOple.
oru Derby justly said that for British interests tho
Eastern question centered In COnsantlnOple, aud we
hold clear 70 all sensible and resOute Engshnen that
~ le Inst overt invasion Of Turkish territory the B1t
ism neet with the assent OF the Sultan, would most
ueh step might appear like help for the Turks may
aAe comfort for IL would be simply act vital TO Brit
zen security, and accomplished In the OF and for
.he protection OF British rights. IL 10 not done.
ASA from Scutari 10 Shanghai would know ana pro-
San immediately that had abdcatcd the scepter Of
she East, and the commerce along all Oriental lines
would 1--we at the mercy Of future Black Sea squadron.
THE EUROPEAN STOCK EXCHANGES.
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