The New York herald., 1876-10-16
GABLE NEW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
CLOUDS IN THE EAST.
The English Press To Be Responsible
for a Second Crimea.
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA
A Frantic Appeal to Germany for
England's Safety.
CAMPOS OFF FOR CUBA.
CLOUDS IN THE EAST.
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA
CAMPos OFF FOR CUBA.

LONDON, Oct 16 1876
The Indications as cleaned from last nights meagre
dispatches, as they appear in tho journals OF this
morning, that Turkey has had some prop upon
which she has been leaning knocked from under
her She sho~s and unexpected evi.
dence Of weakness II tho mot altogether
credible from Vienna Is to be believed.
The most trustworthy information regarding Turkish
policy Servian does not hail from the Aus
trian capital Turkey, according to this source OF
news, begins to talk Of honor. In the words of the
text, .rhe Porte peace II IL can be had without
dishonor." Tho majority Of the members OF that
solemn body declared 10 agree that II The pressure
brought upon Turkey by the Great Powers with the
intention OF forcing her to intoerabc terms she will
retire from tho offers OF peace already rendered ard
accept nny fair settlement from tho Western Powers
But for Russia she is TO have different OF condi-
TONS In other words, Turkey will make tho settle
mcnt OF peace personal matter with Russia, asking
niodiators, but dealing first hand with arch.
enemy.
TIE SHADOW on rHx NORTH
The Russian Is not likely TO be further aaycd
by the confirmation OF tho announcement made on
Saturday that 500 Russian onlcers had arrived Bel
grade. LIE Temps OF Paris, has special from Semlin
reterating tho statement. The Russian government
sends out curious scmofncial statement to the
effect that tho Portes proposal OF i've
months armistice is regarded In ST. Petersburg as
nmsy attempt to deceive the Czar's government and
TO evade the main issue regarding the guarantees
which Russia asks for tho proper treatment OF the
Por,es Christian subjects This st. Petersburg state
mcnt, as it reaches London after nltering through
the German capital, declares that the Porto
is inssncere in his peace promises. II declares
that such proposals only tend 10 further irri-
tate the Russian people, because they clearly
Ufy 10 teri O.
tho burning sy ympahes OF the great nation OF Greek
churchmen for their mcnaccd and suffering co-reli.
gionists The intimaton Is cast out that bankrupt
nation will clutch the shadow OF peace, which
will have tho effect Of preventing tho utter suspension
of war for want OF money. favorable reception Of
tho proposals OF the Porto by Russia is declared be
impossible consequence OF tho increase Of tho popu-
lar furore manifested At the recent abusive Ian
guage OF tho English press. which has lately become
dstrustful and jealous of Russia.
THE THUSpxRER THE BREACH.
Right upon the hecs OF this startling picture Of the
Gear holding OF his people as dog-fancier would COL
lar an cnraged masti, comes leading editorial in Tbs
Times this morning, which may bc calculated to
the loosing of the dogs Of It would almost seem
that Russia had discounted in advance tho bolt which
ssThe Thundercr'' now hurlG The leader reads a.
folows:-
TIE CRISIS AT HAND
sThc conduct Russia makes certain that II Tur-
key does tho proposals OF the Powers Rus
sia will intervene. The crisis is anxious We
seem to have reached position in which six weeks
will decide an ISSUE OF more moment to Europe
than any which has arisen since tho grea. wars
at tho commencement OF the century. Russas refusal
OF the fve mouths armistce is to be condemned But
tho Porte would DO extremely unwise 20 refuse =
shorter armistcc. The Turkish rulers have. fear
determined not to yield much more and Russia may
soon be at the mercy OF the storm she has raised"
APPEALING GERMANy.
A frantic, almost sad appeal, invoking the good
Offices OF Germany, next foliows"It Is too late
keep Russia back. II any country thus save the
world from tremendous war It is Germany She has
the power compel the acceptance at least OF truce
IL depends Prince Bismarck whether that power
to bc used. Let him only say that Germany will not
permit Russia TO plant herself on the Danube
and tho Gar will find means TO. stop the Slavonic
enthusiasm which IS carrying him and the whole
world to war. No State has moro at stake
than Germany Tho occupation OF Bulgaria
by Russia would make tho Danube from Its mouth
TO Belgrade, a Russian stream. To keep the navi-
CATION OF that stream iree Is much necessity for
Germany for Austria BY single word Bismarck
may Europe from ca!amites. compared with
which those OF his own wars slight His respon-
sibty is great MS bis power.
A MESSENGER THE czAR.
General Kaumorof has set out from Belgrade en-
route for st. Petersburg on mission from General
Tchcrnsyef
ANOTHER BATTLE.
A small engagement is reported from Tara II Is
stated that 1000 insurgents under the command OF
Paulovitch have been bcscgng Bilck since Friday and
that sachcr Pasha with rcinorcemcnts has gonc
to relieve the place II Is also stated from Bel
grade tha; Turks have crossed the Drna and
they bombarded Loznitza, bu; were driven BACK
skirmishing is also in progress in Bosnia, where tho
nsurrecton spreading and tho Turks havo nd.
ditiorai troops TO that province.
THE srRousBERG TRIAL.
frauds in railroad enterprises Unexpectedly ro-
sumed on Saturday last The had been postponed
until November, bat for some reason or other came
up earlier than expected. The exrailway
king heard the Indictment read and then en-
tered Plea OF "Not guilty" Ee claimed
before tho Court that the indictments
misrcrrcsencd led him, and that either nalciously false
with much transposIton OF tho events and dates had
SO mutiIaed side OF the destroy his test
mony. Tnus, II was claimed, he was made tho
very opposite Of what he had to In the state.
mcnt as or glnally prepared The case is still on.
cuBA.
despatch from santandicr announces that General
Martinez Csmpos sailed Saturday for Cuba. lie
Cortgo.