, 1876-11-18
T. Urges England to Cooperate
with Russia in Her
Demands.
linn the Porte's Decision Rests
the Question Of Peace
or War.
s,,eht Advance Noted in the English
Breadstrfis Markets.


.nnn i. An overt net on the part OF kussla Ill
-. d,rtctlon of ]lcr suspected aims would
i,,,en this Suspicion into act!ye hostility, and
~, .n1s lcayo tho Government FREQ to net
,.,;n.t Russia, but In certain contingencies
nmpc them 50 to act."
4 ri1nEAT.
TIM Times in It's tlnauvial columns says: "1n
,,t 1t INC ruulors of the Exchange yesterday
~, ma that Lord Derby had withdrawn from
n. nrcptiatlou on tho Eustcrn question, and
,,,t tGe Cabinet had ordered the occupation of
Cou.tautinop1c by the British forces, 10 TINT
her. sould be NJ conference, but Immediate
Hu.' .-...
This ,uuor IA probably tho foundation Of the
ta,axas statrucnt Wtllch the tlHaacter makes
.dtorIsly to-day: ......
uWe can state, not officially, but very con-
tI.ntly tle course tho British Cabinet have
,t.slycd upon II Russia inya1cs Turkey. IL
,s.h case, British army corps will immc-
d,i.ly ocgupy Constanttnoplc, aud defend 1t
,etatt alI attacks. II ia calculated TINT not
note than 25,0W troops are needed, nna tho
Eitlsh engineer officers uro already making
.sur5ey for thorough defense Of tho Turkish
uptal."
ENdLAND's OBJECT.
Thu Fynanettr adds: "England's object is not
h paztIipato In war between Turkey and
Rassla, wl,o mny Eight out their quarrel, whether
hlshor Europe, but to protect Constantlnoplc
nj tho Dardanelles from seizure by Russia.
England would simply hold Constantinoplo
Ia pledge temporarily, on behalf OF
ia other Powers and the world ut large.
Il soou Us neutral state was
thmed On the Bosphorns, OF such other mr.
na,ement effected NJ Europe may ultimately
stttrnnc upon for the warieaship Of the Dur
dtnsIcs, England wonld willingly Withdraw.
free from future cntaugIencit. 1t las dis
tuei object Of vital Importance to British inter-
sst4 and beyond that object tho Government
1ll not Co."
The foregoing, In all probability, has no bet
tsrt0unlatlon than n 6sock-E1cllauge ruulor,
aakh thc Times merely repeats Without col,l-
nent, but 1t sEows tho Current Of orirttun hero
aloDg tho supporters Of tic Ministry; but
tteEc s strong division in public sentiment
about tho rourac which tho Government ought
t9palsuc.
TIE nuss1AN ARMY.
losDos Nov. IA dlsputch from st. Pcters-
burg says: "Tie Czar, undressing thu 1cnr1-
VI aa1 officers at tho close OF tllo rtview at
lsaiskpsclo, on Wednesday, said: sGcntlrmcu: ::
III Us Hlsa tho best success to commanders Of
out atnIcs-' Tho Czar's words were received
hsa Enthusiastic cheering.
"Al freight trat1!c llas been stopped since
Yesterday OIL the railways between Warsaw and
!eflcspvll keo and Drcst, Russian Dozcse, Mus~
on and Brcht, TamboH anl Saratoif, Uracse
ahd zsrIzsn, Chaskor and NicolaieR, anl Mos
@N anl kuslofE'
NouMAH1A.
BUCHAREST, Nov. 17.-Tho Roumantan House
a' Deputies has voted CSC, 900 for tho maiutcn-
ae Of corps of observation on tho Danube,
va ior Keeping tllu reserve under arms untll
Ds2
EFFECT ON STOCKS.
LONDON. Nor. 17-8 p. nl.-The London md
Continental Stock Exchanges wcrc tlAt to-day,
na lSscFnationnl stocks. such as Russian, Turk
w. egyptian, Hungarian, aud French, declined
"niacfably. Consols wero remarkably steady
n'oushout, closing at tho best point for thu
VI tut everything else suffered from the
,n'saaeaang aspect of political aiIalra In London
a,o'eFes, must Ut tho sensitive stocks did not
as'e a. thelr worst point, but showed recoy.
aio' from u to per cent Into in tho after
aaoo.
TIE xNo11su PRESS.
,@o"poS' NoY. 17.-Tho Ismes continues t.
s4'Sate cooperation with Russia tu enforcing
s .iea '1e forta satisfactory reforms, aud has {
y "oAs " caltorlal OH thu subjeut to-day, In whict
y s'tss Tho Intervention In Syria In 1850 aut
We Frouch occupation Of tho Lebanon b,
tSucsschee ~ Ut all the treaty Powcsi
..l aa.T that military tuterfercuce ia BulgarIe
Wv. 's ylelued to European control Of her IN
efaal sda!rs then, sho wouia do 40 In III.
iaairi case now presented, Tho orrans of III,
LIBERAL purity strongly opnose any actlou f.
s'snss lostilc to Russla. The .staadard. IL u
rapa' aud taA ltaH 0ax<.tt do not bclieyo Eu
%sangiy anti.Russinu. IN ,lfsnoao3 ~ ialt,,,
taasla has abandoned ,na 11.a ~ ~.
,,''aalng Or ssIzipE material guarau