The New York herald., 1876-12-03
9ELEGRAPHlC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
England Will Not Participate IN
Their Little Fight.
BISMARCK DEFINES HIS POSITION.
Germany to Become the Protector
OF Austria.
A CRISIS IN FRANCE.
The MacMahon Cabinet Sud-
denly Goes to Pieces.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Germany to Become the Protector
OF Austria.
A CRISIS IN FRANCE.
The MacMahOn Cabinet Sud-
denly Goes to Pieces.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
[BY CABLE TO THE HEHALp.1

LONDON, Dec 3, 1885,
At last Germany's position on the Eastern ques-
non is understood. Not SO long ago as to be for
gotten Lord Beacons1eld made some remarks upon
his policy. A few hours later the Czar took occa
sion to ofer few suggestions regarding Russia's
possibilities in the future. The Porte then pre-
Ienied a brief statement in behalf OF the
Sultan, defining the dangers which either
peace or war presented. Now we have the
pleasure OF hearing from Prince Bismarck, who is,
without doubt, 'the strongest minded" Prime Minis
ter in Europe. A very comical picture might be
drawn Of the Prince in the Emperors study telling
William ]. what must be done to head or Russia
and to hoodwink Austria at the same time. Even
now | can hear His Imperial Majesty say as the
Prince proceeds ''Ya mcin freund-yaw
ANOTHER DINNER SPEECH.
The German Prime Minister gave Parliamentary
dinner on Friday night, at which he took occasion
10 explain to his guests the policy Of his govern
ment. Whether they believed him sincere regard
ing the Austrian feature OF his speech or not re-
mains to be learned. Prince Bismarck began by
saying that he would make a full state
ment OF Germany's policy on the occasion
Of the debate in Parliament, when the esti-
hates were read. However, at this time, he
tould see no objection to limiting at the political
situation and the manner In which Germany pro-
posed to meet it. lie then laid down as fact that
Germany would assume a strictly neutral attitude
upon the declaration OF war in the East, and that
univ xvhau vital ,rora
would the moment for the abandonment OF Ger
many's reserve arrive.
A TRIBUTE TO ENGLAND.
lie deprecated the occupation OF the Balkan
principalites by Russia, and expressed admiration
Of Engand's course. referring with apparent pride
to the ancient historical ties which had bound the
two nations together, and to the closer ALI
ances OF late years. He declared that he
would do all In his power TO prevent
even q possible alienation of such friendly
relations. He said the preservation OF peace ought
not yet to be despaired or "But II war ensues,
which certainly seems probable, Russia and Turkey
wil after time, tire OF it. Then Germany will be
able to mediate with better prospects OF success
than now. Advice to Russis now would anger the
Russian nation, which would be worse than
passing dispute with government"
A DANGEROUS PROTECTOR.
Prince Bismarck chopped England would not wage
open war against Russia, but al most sort OF un-
Official warfare, similar to Russia's proceedings In
scrvia II Austrias existence is threatened Ger.
many would support her. thus unsclnshly continu-
ing to act like lead in the framework which causes
puppet to stand upright. Austria. moreover
possesses greater vitality than most people
think twill thus be seen that the weight which
the Prince attaches to Germany's relations with
Austria took particularly prominent place in his
observations He concluded his speech as follows:-
at war break out1 is requisite it should be local
lied, and therefore England should be induced not
to isolate herself from the other Powers and engage
to be compelled to say that this speech does not
produce q favorable impression in London
RUSSIA TO OCCUPY RoUxANIA
Agents OF the Russian government are travelling
In Roumania to ascertain the condition OF the roads
and bridges, the exact distance between certain
points and the quantities OF the provisions and
forage obtanabe. They are also directed to ascer-
tain the sentiments OF the population. A Russian
commission has assumed the management OF the
railway connecting Russia and Roumana.
SIGNIFICANT MOVEMENTS
General Tchernaycr has arrived in Pcsth. Tho COM
mandcrs OF tho four Russian modified army corps
have arrived at Kichncn Captain Maximon from
Belgrade General Tchernayen-s aide-dc-camp has also
tone 10 Kichneff n confidential mission.
CENTRAL ASIA
Al the Russian capital u looks very much IS they
scre trying 10 hnd such excuse for using the
100 900 men concentrated Tis that 'trumped upn
,or the Khvan campaign. Tho insinuston is made
that Turkistan likely 70 be invaded The Journaide
ST. pegersburg announces that the A2hans have
,cn,ra,cd lo,cco well equipped troops at crat either
10 invade the Province oil Scistan the town OF Nery
In TurKistan. -
sALIsntRy's OPINIONS.
rho Marquis OF Salisbury embarked at Brlndsi yes
tcrJay for Constantinopie The Opinons (ncwspapcr)
OF Rome, says tho Marquis OF saisburys declarations
exclude the idea OF England's going war with Rus
ua bu, regard war between Turkey ana Russia as in
,v!,abc The Times yesterday, in its financial article,
remarks that a similar impression Is almost universal
IN the London stock Eyrhapgc.
PROTECTION AMERICAN 0ksxs.
II would appear as II the United states government,
Ind taken the ADVICE OF tho HERALD IN sending n
ucamcr 10 protect the American citizens IN Constant
nozzle Tho HKRALDs correspondent in the Turkish
capital declared that the grosscst ouirarcs upon the
property OF American citizens were openly perpetrated
and connived At by the government Tho United
States corvette vandaia sailed Messina, siciy,
On November 2s for Constan..noplc.
rnx rRgyca MINISTERIAL TROUBLES
In consequence OF recent occurrences IN the French
Chambers the Ministry yesterday rendered It's