The New York herald., 1876-12-12
7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From ALI Parts Of the
World.
THE TURKISH PROBLEM.
Growing Hopes of Peace from the
Conference.
MACMAHON'S DILEMMA.
Republican Majority in tho Chamber
ImmOvable.
TROUBLES IN SPAIN.
A Rumored Ministerial Crisis in
Hungary.
BRITAIN'S GRAIN TRADE.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.]

[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON Dec. IL. 1876
According AZ the time for tho meeting OF the Con.
ference draws the hope that 1t may be ablc to
bring about a lasting peace seems grow stronger
here, but whether thero any real ground for hope
cannot be ascertained for some days.
HOPES OF PEACE.
A correspondent at Constantnopo teegraphs tho
Eoliowing:-'T learn from undoubed authority that
The Conference will certainly result in peace mode
N satisfying all just demands and providing sufficient
guarantees having been found"
A despatch from Vienna says:-"Intelligenco has
been received from Belgrade that NJ Marinovltch
has undertaken tho task Of forming new Cabinet"
The majority OF the special dispatches to-day very
hopeful in tono with regard TO tho Conference.
Vienna despatch reports greatly improved feeling
the part OF Turkey. special from st. Petersburg
says great hopes peaceful solution entertained
In the highest quariera
TURKISH TROOPS DANUBE.
Tho Post publishes in Official form statement which,
after pointing out the necessity for concentration Of
the Turkish troops on the Danube as police, con-
cludes as folows:-"Tho insurance OF orderly
conduct Is OF paramount Importance, for
if present quiet is secured the pretext
Tor occupation immensely diminished, and We may
rust not without confidence that before the end
tho year arrangements may be arrived at satisfac-
,orily guaranteeing amelioraton Of the condition of
The Sultans subjects who obvating any Interference
with the integrity OF Turkey"
FRENCH CRISIS.
The Cabinet crisis is stlll source OF anxiety in
France. and all efforts to effect compromise have
Hitherto Jailed. The groups of tho Left deter
mined push their claim 10 have ministry fully
accord with the majority in the Chamber and the Mar
sha President Is unable to his repugnance to
ministry composed entirely OF pronounced rcpubli-
cans. A Paris despatch says-"The interview between
N. Dufaurc, President Of the Ministerial Coun-
ell, and Jules Simon, which held
Sunday last, and at which H. Simon was offered the
portfolio Of the Interior, has proved abortivo" The
Journal des Debats says:-"M Dufaure has aban-
uoncd further efforts to reorganze the Cabinet and in
sists upon resigning dsnniIively."
THE LEyT IxNovABLK
despatch from Versailles says the presidents of
the various groups OF the Lc havc urged the Presi-
dents OF the Senate and Chamber OF Deputies TO
deavor to induce President MacMahon hasten the
luton of the crisis In accordance with the views OF tho
majority The deputies OF the Lett have resolved
10 vote the budget until republican cabinet Ii formed
REPUBLICAN DEMANDS
A later Paris despatch says that the Len who have
evidently been driven further than they intended,
have entered upon purely revolutionary path. They
nominated 0oi0BaboS
BY anticipation the support Of the majority to any
cabinet which is not in complete conformity with the
settled programme of tho Left. The Let also insist
upon selecting tho Ministers OF War; Interior and JUS
ucc.
In this connection ii is noticeable that President
MacMahon at Saturdays Cabinet council said 81
will ncver consent to part with the War Minister l
VIII not give up the army and its organization, which
arc the very security Of the country to the hazards OF
politics, which might at any moment overturn what
has Just been done and compromise the counry's
covcry forever"
why N. WOULD NOT ACT.
The plan for rcorganzInR the Ministry by admitting
H. Simon broke down because he delarcd himself un-
able TO command tho majority In tho Chamber unless
the portfolios Of War Justice also passed fresh
hands THIS would havo obliged N. Duiaure to retire
and leave the Presidency of the Cabinet to NJ Smon
which was more than President MaeMahon wished
Thereupon NJ. Duiaure wrote letter deinatively de-
ci,n,ng to form Cabinet. In view Of tho dead
lock and menacing attitude OF tho Loft 1t Ia possible
that tho President will tako cabinet OF so-caled
social defence which would engage in conflict
with tho Chamber OF Deputies relying the
majority in the Senate. In the Chamber yesterday
evening NJ. Bourbon charged the Left with striving to
oyer,urn MacMahon and the Senate.
THE sPAxIsH TROUBLES
STbo Spanish government seems determined to crush
out the spirit of the Basques and tho latter cv
IDENTIFY not IN mood to submit tamcly. despatch
from San Sebastian says that General Qucsada has
ordered the Basque provinces to pay Is 900 reals
for the maintenance OF tho army OF occupation The
dcputatons refuse alleging the inability Of the people
10 raise tho amount Great excitement prevails.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DIFFICULTY.
Tho Ausiro- Hungarian bank difficulty Is evidently
eventually bring about q ministerial crisis seems
10 have been we'll founded. despatch from Pesth
says that there Is believe that the resignation
Of the Hungarian Ministry Is imminent
OXFORD DECLINES
The oxford University Rowing Club has declined the
challenges OF the Yale and Cornell clubs 10 four
cared race on the Thames next August
GERMAN BANK
Berlin despatch says tho weekly statement OF tho
fmpcrai Bank OF Germany shows increase or
y,2l2, 900 marks.
rnE xsSSosIrEs.
IT'S reported that therc 10 10 be fresh exodus from
Russia OF Mcnnonitcs $4,000 OF whom desire 10 settle
,ubcr in Brazil or tho United States. six delegates
have zone to inspect lands offered them BY the Bra
allan government
REVIEW OF BRITISH GRAIN TRADE
Tho Mark Lane Esprsss In i,s weekly review OF the
british corn traic says the commencement Of the
week has been marked BY violent gaes, which, II Is
feared damaged the young cereal crops on tho high
lands, however, appearances continue promising In
Scotland agricultural operations have been much re-
,orded by rainy weather. Probably larger acreage
ot wheat has been throughout tho United King
dom this year, owing to tho favorable socd time
n.nnnoss has much interfcred with thrcshings and
much Of homegrown IS again offered in poor condition,
nm, English wheat, both In London and country
markets. has advanced nearly two sh'Ilinss per