New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14
THE EUROPEAN CRISIS.
POPULAR UPRISING IN RUSSIA.
THE Cz,Rs wARLIKE SPEECH ApPLAUDED-Tm


TON DEEMED GRAVE IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, Monday. Nov. 10. 1876.
A Reuter- dispatch from st. Petersburg saws
the Czars speech has found general and enthusiastic
echo throughout the Russian Empire. Town councils,
diets trades merchants guilds the clergy, and In fact
all classes unanimously declare without qualification
their JOYFUL readiness TO contribute and fulfill to the
utmost all the demands which the Car and the Empire
might make for the protection of the interests OF Russia
They place their fortunes aud all their at the
disposal Of the Government provide the necessary
mcans
special dispatch to the Paris Temps from Belgrade
states that the Seryian Government has received nstruc
tious TO send back to Russia Immediately all Russian
officers who have not resigned their commissions in tho
Russian army
IN leading article The Pal 5aH Gazette OF this after
noon says: once darkness has fallen the
prospects Of peace. That will lit again may hope.
bur Tie new, that comes both from 81 Petersburg and
CuustninOpc gives warning mat what is called feel
Ing IJy yet conquer wisdom, and that certain degree
of atc;y already threatens 10 creep into the Judgments
of those upon whom depends the tremendous issue OF
peace war The speech OF the Car l. not tue most
Alarming incident of the time, but il j. far from pleasant
reading. WHAT are the guarantees which the Car has IN
mhdE are Iu'y Slch coIGltIos rs tuc fOIlc VIII gdhtt
lh"ic les me whole question: ana WcarS 10 rely upon
This mornings from COustaGtinOple the question Is
not likely 10 De answered to the mind VI the Car.
Turkey hcstajos. told, tO,accep conference,
aad the Grand Nizier has teleeraphed his objection TO
tine English Government Moreover, IN another TePoIt
PROCESSING 10 come from CJnSt.mtinOpo (ihe ran HdH
GG1ts here refers to special dispatch In toiays Iele.
H e. -tt
Tie objections thus rc,crrGd TO- Tue lurhish Govern
mcn WAC are said TO DC deeply stirred by the Injustice
make FOR all their proofs cfodralon are stated 10 nave
tce4IIphed INSTRUCTIONS TO their representatives abroad
to the following effect We desire peace with or with
conference, Dut must have guarantees for the
integrity ol oT territory before we can admit recon-
'l precedent, a. accept conference upon the internal
make 10 as let the Sigatory Powers OF the Treaty Of
Paris make them collectively ana we VIII reply ICES or
No. SIcn is tue account gwen or tue attitude OF me
Cove II, N
dWeD upon the SERIOUSNESS Oi the news No comment
could enhance tie gravity oi critical situation as 10
rr,tale II the temuer' too plainly indicated IN this
Aad<nty message Is really dominant AT CohStahthopis
the prospect Is a gloomy one indeed
The Cars speech at Moscow on Friday last has dc
pressing effect ON the stock Exchange hcce.
BRITISH sTATEsMEN'S VIEWS.
Sir stafford NOrthcotc, Chancellor OF the Eqchequer
speaking at - Conservative banquet in Bristol tonight,
alluded Eastern complications. He gid tue Pow
crs were not ac;uated by Jealousy He believed the
Cza", .p cen been misunderstood. He would not
attempt g., forecast what would happen II the conference
iailcJ Doe mos, confidently believed there was every
gea-olibs probability OF a peaceful settlement.
The Right Hon. Robert Lowe also spoke in Bristol to-
night az a dinner of tie Liberal party lie declared
tr. was imminent possibility Of Engands engaging in
war OF which every Ensiisnman ought TO be ashamed
lie deprecated Lord BeacoLsicds defiance OF Russia
lie thought the proposed conference would lead to no
God and feared the peace OF Europe was in Imminent
jeopardy
COSsTANTINoPLE, Monday, Nov l3, 1870.
The uewspa crs that the Porte las do
clcl It cannot state its views to the proposal for
conference until it knows exactly what points Will DO
discussed
GREAT DEMONSTRATION AT ATHENS.
ATHENS Monday, Nov. -. 1876.
public meeting Of 900 cltz rs has peen held here,
al which 1t resolved that III association be formed
Tor promoting military prepardIions.
81 PErERsBUKG Monday, NOV. -, 1875
/ Tho CItr la4 arrived a IstrshOss the Imperial
residence this city.
TUEkI,u ARMIES CONCENTRATING.
vienna. Monday, Nov. 10, 1876.
The Tolitcul Correspondence publishes intelligence
from Coustanunople that the Turkish forces In tho
-lbo.lool OF Erzcroum Will shortly number 10000.
camp viii Uc established al schuula for the corps now
stationed Al Ni,c and 100 900 men OF Derisch Pasha's
army Battallons from Iemeu Damascus, aud Aleppo
pas. through Coustanunopc daily en- route for schumlA
The fleet oil IurAlsh roncas being divided into four
siIl.Ous which VIII remain IN the BOsphOrus,
two cruise in the Mediterranean, ud the other, under The
command OF Admiral Hobart Pasha, cruise III the Black
sea.
THE CONFERENCE PROJECT DEEMED FAILURE
LoNDos. Tuesday, Nos. H. 1875
Tie Sdu9arfS dispatch from Berlin says:
The failure Of the Conference project is considered
tlore as almost certain. I,e same impression prevails
in ..hu Among other sens tonal reports III cIcua-
uol Us one ,hal Russia M chartered 30 steamers IN tI9
Black pore, iOc tHc transportation oil troops ana VII
tubs ri toe necessity Ol crossing the DANUBE, ana 10
J. 20 attempt landing near the prOmObtory OF Nara
buIgn H. Is also reported that the landowners OK
-,uta Russia offered The Car 100000 rouDles
,-3, 3JOUUO.
WAR THREATENED RY ENGLAND.
The Post publishes paragraph IN very conspicuous
form confirming the news that Russia l. about To mob-
liz. her army. lie following sentence Is striAlns
feature OF HE paragraph:
lis no secret that puolc opinion here has viewed the
Russian prupos the occupation Of turkish teff
tow rs a pctrNt Tor aggression; AID taking our stand
ou the i.uiy oi fdfI' "e are prepare" l" i'SiS
OF Turkish territory.
The paragraph continues rs follows:
TIC question at is.de however II al parties are truly
ho uiiun peaceful solution, ought 70 be capable Ot
b,u. dealt with spirit UG cOnuILi,Ou We cdhHOb
but hope, therefore that issue may DC lound winch
mag avoid var.
lie going printed in what is usually considered
a ,emi-oncial form II is noticeable that several an
nouncemcnts recently made by The Post IL similar man
ncr have proved 10 be correct.