The New York herald., 1876-11-27
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From ALI Parts Of the
World.
ENGLAND AND THE POWERS.
all Europe Looking Forward to the
Conference.
ENGLAND AND THE POWERS.
RELIGION IN SPAIN.
rBY CABLE TO THE HERALD. !

LONDON, Noy. a. 1876.
Notwithstanding the fact that an English CON-
missioner is now en- route for Constantinople to
arrange and settle this vexed question OF the Turk
in Europe, the feeling OF confidence becomes no
stronger. Even now the chances OF the failure OF
the conference are set down as about equal to Its
success by the most sanguine. When the members
Of that august assembage get their feet
under the same table there will be grave
doubts whether they will separate on friendly terms
The truth is that the burden OF the diplomatic set
tlemcnt must rest with England and Russia. The
might readily settle this question among themselves
possibly, by throwing sop to Italy Therefore,
England cannot but be regarded by them as an
outsider. Germany has undoubtedly come
to some understanding with Russia In re-
gard to Roumania. The same power that
put the HohcnzolIern prince, Charles, at the head
Of that State will take care OF him just as long us
1t pays to do So and no longer. Indeed, there are
those who insist that the whole question Is to be
worked out by Russia and Germany ut the expense
Of Austria, but there seems to be no excuse for
such an unwarrantable outrage upon one OF the
most non-aggressive OF the European Powers and
var, IN these days, requires an excuse. Therefore,
Until Austria's course is understood, the compen-
aton which Germany is to receive for her friendly
interest in Roumana cannot be foretold. On one
point there be little doubt, however; Germanys
satisfaction must come from Austria. Whatever
compensation Francis Joseph may receive in return,
such as Bosnia or Herzegovina or a part Of servia
he may be thankful for and must accept. II the final
hour Of the Turk in Europe has come Englands
Commissioner viii insist upon Egypt as
Her Majesty's share Of the spoils in addition
to the creation Of an Independent State having
Constantnople as its capital and having its exist
ence guaranteed by the great Powers. As will be
Seen. the situation is neither peaceful nor warlike
such state Of political uncertainty can be under.
stood in the United States, where twenty days
have failed disclose how many votes wore cast In
shree States for the Presidential candidatea
RUSSIA AND BULGARIA
The three Russian at Naples have sailed
from that port for unknown destination. Le
Temp: (of Pars) says England and Russia are agreed az
10 the character Of the guarantees required, tr,nng
difference only existing on the subject OF the occupa
zion Of Bulgaria
ESGLAND's POSITION AT TIE CONFERENCE.
The Marquis OF Salisbury ID reported to have do.
clared in conversation with members Of the diplomatic
corps Vienna, that England would mot appear at the
Conference the opponent in principle OF Russia II
would depend whether Russia drew up her demands In
form guarantee the rights OF the Christian subjects
in Turkey without destroying the sovereignty Of tho
Porte. He would not regard It q violation Of that
sovereignty If the Porte were enter into certain
engagements with Europe regarding the Portes sub
ccts and tho Powers to cooperate In tho intro
duc,ion of guaranteed reforms.
GERMASY's NEUTRALITY.
While Russia does not Interfere with German inter-
csts Germany feels morally obliged 10 support Russias
claims at tho coming conference Should war be una
vodabc Germany would not object tho invasion Of
Bulgaria by Russia
ARMS LENGTH.
rho line Of dcmarcaion between the Turkish and
M,n;cnesrin armies Is settled Tho between the
btangcrcnts Is two kilometres wide.
10 RELIGIOUS roLERArIoy IN SPAIN
IN important debate took place In the spanish Con.
gcs Saturday in regard 10 the question OF religious
olcra,on The discussion lasted eight hours and re.
suited in vote by which majority OF the House do.
s.a'ed lis approval OF the government measures