The New York herald., 1876-12-06
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
From All Parts OF the
World.
THE UNSETTLED EAST.
Another Speech from the
German Chancellor.
THE EMPERORS UNITED.
Working for Peace. but War
Inevitable.
THE ExTRADITION TREATY.
Brent Arrested and WinSlow Looked FOr-lS
the Treaty Remodellcd!
THE FRENCH CABINET CRISIS.
Trouble Brewing in Northern Spain
Royal Marriage Gossip.
THE ExTRADITION TREATY.
Brent Arrested and Winslow Looked F0r-ls
the Treaty Remodellrd!
THE FRENCH CABINET CRISIS
Trouble Brewing in Northern Spain
Royal Marriage Gossip.
THE UNIVERSITY OARSMEN.
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LONDON, Dec. Q, 1870
Tho principal topic OF conversation hero tho
speech of Prince Bismarck reply to the Interpolation
OF Herr Richter in Parliament II is almost the same
as that delivered at tho Parliamentary dinner last
Friday, but fuller and moro explicit Tho best in
formed people hero have been waiting anxiousy for
some such pronouncemcnt from the German Chancel-
Tor before making up their minds the question Of
pence or war in the East, and the sanguine
lovers OF peaccthoso who hope almost against hope
have finally mado up their minds that must
come The conviction has been pretty general hero
all along that In Bismarcks hands really lay tho de-
cision Of the question of peace war; and notwth
standing all his pacific professions the one little SEN
tonce that ''war is perhaps, inevable, is taken
au expression that Russia should pour her
legons into tho Turkish provinces
BIsMARcK's PARLIAMENTARY SPEECH.
All the London papers contain synopsis OF the
Chanceors speech and devote lengthy leaders to it.
He began by giving tho assurance that the govern
ments Of Germany aud Russia would remain the
friendly footing. The alliance Of the three En-
perors still exists in its iu integrity This does not
however in the least preclude cordial friendship with
England Friendly relations with Russia estab
ished by long traditions and Germany values them
as highly those with any other Power
SOME SLIGHT HOPES PEACE
Tho Chancellor apparently expressed greater hopes
of peaceabe solution OF the present crisis, even
should the Conference not achieve its full object
He has no doubt that tho differences now apparent
between English and Russian interests Will be CON-
posed. The cndeavors of Germany continue to bc
directed TO the maintenance Of peace.
THE EMPIRES UNITED.
He repeated that the alliance between the three
pres is close and firm, and said, 'sThe hopes OF It's
IN ho hroka
less'' He also repeated his former assurance OF
German neutrality. Should tho Conference fail to
achieve unanimity between the Powers and roform in
Turkish administration, Germany cannot dIsapprove
OF Russias attempt carry the latter her
own responsibility.
FRIENDSHIP FOR RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA
There prospect whatever OF rupture between
Germany and Russia. The German Emperor, as we'll
as the governments Of the EMPIRE value and re-
spect tho friendship Of Russia which has stood the
test OF 100 years. lie assured the House that,
Notwithstanding assertions to the contrary,
boldly put forward, The relations between
Russia and Austria are OF the most
friendly character But there is no menace to any
other Power in the three Emperors' alliance. Ger
many is attached to England By Of long traditional
friendship, and wishes to preserve that friendship
quite as much tho cordial relations with Russia.
That friendship has likewise stood many test and
the future will show It will continue firm and cordial
as heretofore.
GERMANY NOT INTERFERE
Prince Bismarck regards Germany and France as
the two Powers cast directly interested in the present
Eastern question. Germany, he said, WILL therefore
remain perfectly neutral II will not stake single
bone OF a hardy Pomeranian laDdwehrman upon the
issue. The reserve hitherto pracsised by Germany
has been generally appreciated. 1t debars Germany
pressing her advice at the present juncture upon
other Powers There nothing whatever in the pres
ens phase OF the Eastern crisis preclude the pros
pect OF maintenance and the confirmation and
ngthcnng OF peace To this end the exertions OF
Germany are directed.
WORK PEACE.
Even should Conference fail achieve its direct
object it probable that the existing differences be-
tween England and Russia will be satisfactorily ad-
justed The Prince declined to enter upon the subject
OF tho future policy OF Germany. Once moro he
explicitly assured the House that IL is his strenuous
cnueavor 10 preserve friendly feeling among the
great Powers ana that the imperial government will
never consent to the aggrandizcment OF one friendly
Power the expense Of another.
RETlcExcE FUTURE.
The speech concluded with the following scnicnce:-
"0ur task in the first instance Is TO MAINTAIN peace
second, 10 mediate between the Powers in order to
haps inevitable should wo not succeed things would
assume a different aspect would allow OF several
combinations; but upon this point cannot yet give
any Information"
TINES OK DlsMARcK's sPEEcH
A leading article IN the Times OF yesterday CON-
menting Prince Bismarck's speech, concludes
folows:-.'The notion that he seriously suggests to
England sem-war, like that or Russia in servia.
Is too absurd for discussion. On the conduct
OF England the people of the Continent
may set their minds at rest We shall not carry
war like that OF the Russians in scrvia nor any
into silence as the iceDg Of the country more
manifested itself"
ENGLISH PEOPLE, WAR.
sThe government is aware tho article continues f
all It's aduators not, that go 10 Parliament with
projects OF war would bc to court destruction. The
meetings which report arc evidence or the feelings
which everywhere prevail and IL would DO anifestcd
ten times strongly II there any real danger
that the government could thrust us into war;
nRisur GLADSTONE AGAINST TURKEY.
John Bright made elaborate speech to a large
meeting at Birmingham last night against the govern
mcnls Eastern policy any support OF Turkey. Mr.
Gladstone will participate in a conference on the
Eastern question at 81. James, Hall next Friday.
Many prominent liberals and well known ph,lan-
influence pubic opinion against supporting Turkey
SALISBURY IN coSsTASTiSoPLE.
A special despatch from Constanlinopo says the
Marquis OF Salisbury arrived IN that city al nine
O'Clock yesterday morning
RorMASrAs DEMANDS.
Paris despatch says tha, Roumanla win submit 70