Arizona citizen., 1876-10-21
Late News.


 matter of the application of Governor Chamberlain. of South Carolina. for troops toaid in enforcement of the laws in his State, which was received yes terday, the Secretary of War answered that he would await the return of the President to Washington. The PreSi- dent returned today but his action in the matter has not yet tTanspired.
 NEW YORK, October 1.-The Guar terly Circular of Dunn & Co.'S Mercan- tile agency which has just been issued says the business outlook for the coun- try is very promising. A statement from this authority is conclusive of the fact that the steady improvement in business during several weeks past is not q temporary matter but Is based upon solid foundations and warrants belief that we are entering upon a true revival of prosperity. It is argued that the present improvement in finan- cIal affairs ant the continued fall in the gold premium indicate prevailing belief in the success of the republican party which is pledged to resumption of a coin basis in 1879 according tO to present act of Congress.
 \ Washington dispatch of October l6, says nothing further has transpired relative tO the South Carolina case There k no doubt, however. that pro per steps will be taken for the preser- vatiOn of peace and good order by sup porting the local authorities in The en- fOrcement of the laws.
 \ slight Snow-> Orm fell in Washing ton on October Ij.
 On the 18th a report was circulated n New York that COmmOdOr Wander bilt was dead, but it proved false
 NEW HAVEN. October 12.-Hubrrt H. Bancroft of San Francisco was married to-day to Matade Griffith of this City.
 SAN FRANCISCO. October 16.-It iS rumured here that the accumulation of railroad material at Los Angeles is not for the purpose of extending the line towards Yuma, from its present tcrmi- nus at Indian Wells, but for the con struction of the new line tO san Diego
 PARIS. October i4.-Isussia rejects the six months armistJce decided upon by Turkey, and demands the six weeks armistice originally proposed by En- gland
 ST PETERSBURG, October 14.-Thr report of the Cares abdicatiOn is of ficially denied.
 LONDON, October l6-The Times in a leading editorial says the conduct of Russia makes it certain that if Turkey does not accept the proposals of the powers, then Russia will interfere The crisis is an anxious one. All seem t4A have ns""silI' 'ueUIue-isSutsi pr Ihbr'e moment tO Europe than any which have arisen since the great wars at the commencement of the century. Rus Sia's refusal of the five months armi>- tice is Co be condemned, but The Porte would be extremely anxious tO have received a shorter armiStICe Russian  rulers have, we fear. determined not Co yield much more, and Russia may soon be at the mercy of the storm she has raised It iS not tOO late Co keep Rus sia back, and if any country can thu~ save The world from tremendous war, it is Germany She has The now CT Co compel the acceptance at least Ot truce. IL depends on Prince Bis mark whether that power is to be used. Let him only say that Germany will not permit Russia to plant herself on the Danube, and the CZar will find the means to stay the Slavonic enthusiasm which is carrying him and the whole world to war. No State has more at stake than Germany. The occupation of Belgrade by Russia would make the Danube from its mouth Co Bel grade a Russian stream. To keep the navigation Ot that stream free Is as much a necessity for Germany as for Austria By single word BiSmark may save all Europe from calamltie> compared with winch those of his own wars seem slight. His responsi- bIlity is as great as his power.