, 1876-12-03
But VIII Always Entertain a Paren~
tai Feeling for Austria.
France Again Enjoys the Lux
=. ury of a, Ministerial
Crisis.
designations rendered. but Ac.
ceptance Declined by the =
President.
T1IE.EAST.
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tinople says an inundatfon has occurred q
Adrianople by which thousand houses wer
wept away.
RUSSIAN ARSfY OFFICERS.
a special from Vienna SAYS the commander
Of four OF the Russian mobilized army corp
have arrived at Kichincff.
I ENGLAND AND TIE MAR.
The 0pinto's newspaper, Of Rome, says tn
Marquis Of Sa1isbury's declarations exclude tb
idea Of England's going to war with Russia, bu
! It regards war between Russia aud Turkey as in
! eyitab]e.
| The London 7fnses, fn its financial article, re
marks that similar impression was almost uni
yersal on the London Stock Exchange yestcr
day.
| A special rom Pcsth announces the arrival
! there Of Gen. Tchernaycff.
LONDON, Dec. 2.-The Marquis OF Salisbury
| embarked at Brindisi to-day for Constantinople.
BISMARCK ON THE SITUATION.
| BERLIN, Dec 3.-Prince Bismarck gare a Par
lianentary dinner yesterday at which he made
speech wherein he promised to make state
ment upon the Political situation at the debate
in the BundesratH upon the reading Of the esti-
mates. In the course OF hfs speech
Bismarck laid strcssrepcatedly upon the neutral
attitude Germany would assume in the event
Of warlike complications arising. The weight
which the Prince attaches to Gcrmany's rc1a-
tions with Austrla took particularly prominent
place in his observations He said-the prcserva-
tion OF peace ought not ret to be despaired of,
but IT war cnsues, Which certainly seems proba-
BILE, Russia and Turkey will, after time, tire Of
it. Then Germany will be able to mediate with
better prospects Of success than now. Advice
to Russia now would anger the Russian nation,
WHICH would pe worse than passing disputes with
Govcrnmcnt- He hoped England would
not wage Qpeu WET against, Russia, but
at most sort Of unofficial warfare, similar to
Russia's proceedings ia SerVia- II Austria's ex-
istencc is threatened, Germany would support
her, thus unsettlshly continuing to act like the
lead in the framework which causes puppet to
stand upright. Austria, moreover, possesses
greater vitality than most people think. He
concluded, Us follows: "If war breaks out, it
is requisiteit it should be localized, and therefore
England should be induced not to Isolate
from the other Powers and engage in quar-
rel with Russia"
CONFIDENTIAL MISSION.
BELGRADE, Dec. 2.-Capt. Maximoff, Gen.
Tchernayed'5 Aide-de~ Camp, has gone to |
kicheneff on confidential mission.
PRosrEcr1NG.
BUcHAREsT, Dec. 2.-Agcnts OF the Russian
Government are travelIns in Roumauia to ascer-
lain the condition Of the roads and bridges, the
exact distance between certain points, quantities
of provisions and forage obtainab1c, and sc1iti-
ncnts Of the population. A Russian Commits
sion has assumed the management Of the rail-
ray rnnnprfinr Russfn and Rc,,uorio
RuMoR DENIED
New YORK, Dec. aga special from London
ays that the runor that Germany Is selling
var fund is untrue. At Berlin the '"bcars II arc
peculating on apprchcnsions OF the uncertainty
Il the (AmcEican). election.
FRANCE. |.
cLEsrrxuY TO THE COMMUNISTS
PARIS, Dec. Am. official decree has been
published committing, or reducing the sentences
+ 1o7 Communists, and several have been l.
ranted full pa1dons.
MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
PARIS, Dec. 2.-l1 consequence Of the recent
in the Chamber, the Ministry to-day
lanifestcd its intention to rcsign President !
however. insisted upon their retain
X Office at least for the present. The Cabinet
lccts tomorrow.
The Government today withdrew the bill on
'e burial Of members OF the Legion Of Honor
The House, by $40 to Is, passed an order Of / ]
lc day which was accepted by the Government
expressing confidence that the Government
i'll in regard to this matter respect tho liberty
conscience and equality OF all citizens,
The Hcpud|iY14e Francaise says a ministerial
isis unqucstionably exists in consequence OF | !
ulanre's dcfeat in ti'c Senate yesterday. This /
spcr is under the direct contr5l of Gambetta, ,
ii secnas to anticipate more than Dufaure's '
as it discussed the duties Of the !
ccessors OF tho present ministers.