The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-11
Buckstonc's Benefit-Salyini Rossi, Jarau-
schek-N aplcson and New York.
A WEATHER WARNING TO SEAMEN.


Winslow's Case-Tl1e War Fever
and the Stock Market.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
LONDON June 10, 1876
Since my last telegram the tone of English feeling
on the Eastern question has become calmer and
more hopeful This improved condition Of the Eng
lish mind has received decided support from the
proceedings in Parliament last night. Disraes
utterances have produced q marked effect on the
London Exchange, and the Paris and doubtless other
Continental bourses
THE OUTLOOK not REALLY ROSY.
Against this momentarly peaceful aspect OF AFFAIRS
must, however be arrayed certain facts, proving
that the situation continues TO be regarded as most
critical by the Cabinet, all assurances the con-
trary Notwithstanding.
vICTUALIING A STRONGHOLD
AS acts speak more pointedly than words, let me
first say that the great rock fortress OF Gibraltar
is being victualled to support q garrison OF 1000
men for six weeks.
PROVISIONING THE FLEET.
This is irrespective Of the accumulation OF supplies
for the Channel squadron which is being vigorously
pushed by the Admiralty authorities.
LOOKING FOR TRANSPORTS.
In addition to these suggestive operations the
Admiralty has issued circulars to all the large ship
owners Of the United Kingdom requesting them TO
make complete return OF all their ships and
steamers.
MARITIME RESOURCES.
Hero England, through the immense strength. OF
her mercantile marine, has great advantage
over the other Continental Powers, she could
collect sufficient transports to carry a hun
dred thousand troops and their material within
fortnight at the furthest, and with her powerful
navy could easily protect them from foreign war
ships. She could not get together anything like
that number OF trained troops within such period,
the troops but no ships TO carry them.
PROVISIONAL CHARTERS.
1t is affirmed that the Admiralty has Professionally
chartered certain vessels for service
a notification to that effect being received
PRESS OPINION.
The Spectator thinks that the immediate danger OF
war among the great Powers has diminished.
THE DANGER CIRCLE.
The danger OF war is at present in Turkey be-
tween the Mussumans and Slavs where 1t seems
more imminent than
sEEvIA's POSITION.
telegram from Belgrade says that Prince Milan
has only choice left between the invasion OF Tur-
key or hight.
TIE sLAvs DETERMINED.
Private advces to tho HERALD from Belgrade as
sert that diplomacy will exercise no influence what
ever on the progress OF affairs In scrya. The
Saws are fully convinced that the present Is their
only opportunity OF obtaining independence. Such
being the case it is difficult to see how they can be
restrained.
The rescue and escape OF the Fcnian prisoners
from the penal settlement in Western Australia, al.
though causing excitement in ireland, is phosophi-
caly received here.
The PAU Man Gazette says the rescue OF the prs
oners viii save the government annoyance from re.
quests for their release.
SETTING THE SUICIDE FASHION.
Cutting the veins Of the arm said TO have been
adopted by the late lamentcd Abdu-Aziz. promises
TO become a fashionable mode or suicide here.
retired navy officer at Deyonport was the first who
followed the sul;ans example.
THE MEDICAL JOURNALS scErTicAL
The English medical journals disbelcse the story
Of the cx-sultan's suicide
The Constantnoplc correspondent OF the Standard
(tory government organ, however the truth
OF the story
THE srcESroSg EESEtir.
The Blackstone Benefit came on at Drury Lane on
Thursday night The ..school for Scandal was pre-.
scented. with the following extraordinary cas,:--sir
Peter Teazlc, Mr. $ Phelps; Sir Oliver surface, Mr.
s. Emery; Joseph Surface Mr.. II. Irving Charles
surface, Mr. G. Mathews: sir Benjamin Backhtc,
Mr. Bncksrone; Crabtree, Mr.. Ryder: Careless, Mr..
coghan Trip. Mr.. Bancroft; Moses. Mr. David James;
snake. Mr.. II. Webster; Rowley. Mr.. II. Howe; sir
Harry Bumper Mr.. c. santlcy; Servant TO Charles,
Mr. T. Thorne; Servant 70 Joseph, Mr.. +. Rghion;
Servant TO sir Peter. Mr.. Sugdcn; Servant to Lady
sncerwel, Mr.. Arthur Cccll; Lady Tcazle. Miss
Nelson Mrs. Candour. Mrs. Sterling; Lady Sheer
wel Mrs. A. Mellon; Lady Teazlc's Maid, Miss Far
rem; Maria, Miss Lucy Blackstone Tickets were
sold month before the performance at ire
mcndous premium.
| AZ INTERESTING SCENE.
| At the conclusion OF the piece, which II goes
without saying capitaIy acted, all the actors in
the audience occupied places on the stage, with M