The New York herald., 1876-11-19
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
MUSCOVITE AND TURK.
Turkey Awaits the Russian Advance
in Bulgaria.
R0UMANIA PLEADING FOR PROTECTION.
The ROthSchiIdS to Assist RuSSia'S
Ambitious Designs.
AN AMERICAN SCANDAL.
a Young Massachusetts Traveller Uses a
Friends Letter of Credit.
rDY CABLE TO THE HERALD.

,he clubs OF Pail Mall that it now makes very little
Inference whether Turkey declines to be party to
the Conference or accedes to the conditions i'm
posed upon her. The hour for considering her
wishes and consulting her pleasure has
passed Left to herself rather more
Of late than during the previous
year Turkey has succeeded in estranging every one
integrity OF the Ottoman Empire has ceased to be
;hemc OF conversation The only care OF England
abw is to preserve Constantinope from Russian
hands, No plans cogitating for a defence of the
soldiers can be hurled into the Crimea or
death, finds place in the cleverest officers
heads. England contemplates no Argonautc
dream whereby an impetuous Jason shall lead her
troops to victory on that peninsula washed by the
Putrd Sea. The Crimean war was romance from
the glamour Of which half OF England's people have
not awakened. 1t the first crusade OF the hine-
tcenth century. Twenty years, however, have de-
Nroyed the romantic in war, aud the England OF to-
Jay and Dlsrac prefers the security OF the Golden
E0rn TO the possible acquisition OF golden fleece.
AN IMPROBABLE POSITION.
A Russian siege Of Constantinoplc is physical
mpossibity A small force OF English soldiers, CO.
operating with Turkish troops, properly ofllcered,
hold 1t against all RusVh Her advance upon tho
Turkish capital by way OF tho European approaches is
not possible Tho only way in which Russia can hope
to IN any way obtain control Of tho Bosphorus Is by
an advance through Asia Minor This Is her
loo 900 troops at Tells, in Georgia Thence tho
would be TO Gumi, the extreme southern border Of
the Russian possessions. Thence, entering Asiatic
Turkey by forced marches, tho army would strike for
the Black Sea coast at Trcbizond. and from that
point, follow the shore road the Bosphorus, only
leaving It far enough TO pass soushward OF sinopc,
which ono iron-cad could have previously do
nroyed. Tho army would be provis.
loncd from tho fleet and limo OF
retreat could be kept open Onoo lodged the Bos-
phorus this great water way would be tho property
of the possessors OF the heaviest guns and tho
approved torpedo system. The difficulties OF this
route for Russian advance Constantinoplc are
vmal compared with those to be encountered IN climb
Ing the hills and wading tho morassos in Eastern
Turkey.
THE DANUBE on DEATH
Turning to the OF all this struggle and the city
Or the Cars ambition, Turkey in desperate
strait A special tonight from the HrRALD's corrc-
vpondent IN Vienna, forwarded to that point from
member Of tho HERALD corps in Constantinople,
declares that the has abandoned the project
ofscnding troops to Roumania to prevent tho march
OF the Russians but that Turkey will await
the attack tho southern bank Of the
Danube II Russia could be content with
tho provinces on the northward she could
take thcm tomorrow without firing gun or exchang
ing word with anybody except Austria. Therein lies
another hitch In this tangc OF intercsts II Russia
were to seize Roumania, Austria would want so much
OF the territory that Russia would not havo enough
on European sho get enough to diylde
and II she moves at all must carvo her way south.
ward of the Danube with the sword.
RouxASIA PLEADS FOR NEUTRALITY
this state OF things, as special despatch from tho
HxRaLp's correspondent in Berlin shows Your agent
states that Commissioner from tho Roumanian gov
srnment arrived tho German capital on Friday and
that Others have already reached Vienna and Paris to
plead Tor profession Of their neutrality The efforts
OF tho Roumanan Envoy at the Berlin Court although
ho bears tho mos. praycriu appeals from Prince
Charles have been In vain. There Is every for
believing that deaf ear will DC turned to the cntrcay
in Paris. Austria Is Roumania's only hope aud the
hungry wolf is very poor friend for the frightened
lamb to seek. Roumanas ia.o is scaled In any
RUSSIA SECURES THE MONEY.
n Russia still means peace IL Is certain that gov
srnmcnt ever took such peculiar methods OF showing
her pacific intentions In pursuance OF the partial
mobizatiou Of the Russian army, preparations nro
now making for the formation OF sanitary corps
Movable hospitals are also being got rcady. Commit
ices OF ladies' have bccn formed the model those
which worked with so much success during the Fran
coGcrman war for the private nursing Of the wounded
Tho Empress OF Russia and tho Grand Duchess, II
Is stated, have assumed tho patronage Of
lhcso associations. II is improbable that General
rchcrnaycG will retain command OF the servan army
in the event OF Russia being driven to action as his
vboie conduct in Serva has not given satisfaction in
ofnc,al quarters in ST. Petersburg Tho Cologne
casettes Paris correspondent snys:-"A principal OBJ
ssscic TO Russia engaging In seems to have been
removed The Rothschilds arc said 10 have promised