The New York herald., 1876-12-15
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
From ALI Parts Of the
World.
THE UNSETTLED EAST.
Recent Peaceful Rumors Deemed
Improbable.
WAR CLOUDS RISING
Turkey Determined to Resist
Occupation.
RUSSIA PREPARING TO MOVE.
Progress Of the Preliminary Meetings
of the Conference.
THE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY
RUSSIA PREPARING TO MOVE.
Progress Of the Preliminary Meetings
Of the Conference.
THE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY
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LONDON, Dec Is, 1876.
Notwithstanding the pacific rumors circulated
here for the ast few days and the hopes created by
the accounts OF the preliminary deliberations OF
the Conference, an uneasy feeling l begin
ming to manifest itself again. People
who are anxious to avoid war are nat
urally inclined to believe the first favorable
reports that tend to crafty their wishes but those
who look at facts they have no iaith In these
peace rumors. Russia does not mobilize her army
at enormous expense without q serious intention
of using it in the eld and the Turks have evidently
made up their minds not to submit to Russian die
tation without struggle. Russia will insist on the
occupation Of Bulgaria the Porte viii resist It, and,
therefore, sooner or later war must come.
THE PORTE WILL RESIST OCCUPATION.
The HERALD correspondent at Vienna telegraphs
that the peaceful reports which have lately come
from Constantnople are considered by the best
informed people in the Austrian capital to be illu-
Bory. 1t is looked upon certain that the Confer
ence will fail to bring about peace for the reason
other Of the contending parties must reject. Rus
sa viii not be satisfied with anything short OF occu-
patton. and this the Turks will not submit to-
Sooner than permit any interference in Bulgaria by
Russia the Porte will certainly fight.
THE RUSSIANS ABOUT TO MOVE
Russia has ordered the mobilization OF 100000
more troops, and intends crossing the Pruth In
about ten days. The main army will occupy the
eastern portion OF Roumania and one army corps
will march into Serva All this will he done with
out any formal declaration OF war; the Czar declar.
ing Roumania friendly Power and no longer sub
ject to Turkey.
TcHERNAYEFF GONE TO KIsCn1NEFF.
General Tohcrnayer went to Kischinen the head
quarters OF the Russian "army Of observation
1t is understood that his business there is to confer
coming campaign.
RUSSIAN MOBILIZATION
In confirmation OF the HERALD special despatch from
Vienna telegram to the Daily Neics this morning
says:-The Grand Duke Nicholas has asked for re-
sorve forcc OF 100000 Their mobilization has
already commenced at ST. Petersburg and Moscow.
RoUxASA ARxr.
Roumania is beginning TO increase her little army
n be ready for all emergencies A despatch re-
served last night Bucharest says the Official Ga
setfc publishes decroo creating eight regiments
OF infantry, the formation OF which is begin the
1st of January next Tho present infantry force Of
Roumania is only eight regiments.
PREPARING WAR.
despatch from Pesth says the Servian government
hoUnu Wcdn tn notea viii forc
saation. telegram from Bucharest report that tho
Russians forming vast fortified camp at Bender
The work is going on night and day Stores In great
quantities arc accumulating there and at Tiraspol
Large barracks being constructed at Faietzs and
Unghenz Imncnse quantities of hay are being stored
In Bucharest.
IGNArIEFF AND SALISBURY AGREED.
Tho reported agreement between the Marquis OF
Salisbury and General IgnateT is denied by despatch
from Coustantinoplc. The despatch says:-'It is not
truc that the Marquis Of Salisbury and General IGna
te agreed concerning tho occupation OF Bulgaria
This question has not even been discussed"
STOCK JoBBiSG RuxoEs
A despatch from Paris yesterday evening reported
that IL was rumored the Bourse there that Con-
stantipople advices have been received Of two
months prolongation Of the nrmstice THIS Is highly
improbable and the rumor is regarded simply as .
stock jobbinR canard.
RUSSIA AND MONTENEGRO
According to y telegram from Vienna the Political
Correspondence OF that city that Russia promised
her support Moutcnegro's claims for an extension
OF territory and tho possession OF a seaport Russia
at the samo time informed tho Prince OF Montenegro
that the fullment these aspirations would be only
Dbtainablc by an agreement between Russia and tho
Powers with whom she is most nearly allied.
REPORTED PROGRESS THE CONFERENCE.
despatch from Constantinopic states that the pre-
iitninary conferences progressing rapidly. Tho
pcnpotcntiares them selves affirm that the Conference
Is in fair way toward a successful issue.
THE DIFFICULTY BULGARIA
Vienna correspondent reports that at wcdncs-
days sitting OF Conference the question Of the
cesson OF spzza 70 Montenegro brought forward,
but the proposition met with opposition from several
sides. with regard to tho disarmament OF the Mo-
hnmmedaus Russia's views do not appear from what
General Ign.,icr ssys. to be absolute sup
posed, the tendency being to place Christians and
Mohammcdans on the same footing Russia's views
about Bulgaria, however, extreme. She
seems consider that all districts Inhabited by Bull
garians should be considered included Bulgaria.
than half OF Turkey.
MINISTRY.
Tho now French Premier seems to be getting along
smoothly so FAR, and u is probable we shall have
another crisis Tor some time to come telegram
IRON Paris says that N. Jules Simon, the new Prcsi-
dent Of Tho Council and Minister Interior madc
a statement in the Chamber OF Deputies to-day re-
cnrding his policy, which was well received.
POLICY MINISTRY
H. Simon declared himself profoundly republican