The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04
NEW HERALD SUNDAY, 4. ls7e-QUADRUPLE


OF Franco Russian, AngloGerman and Egypto-
Slavic combinations.
HINT TO THE SULTAN.
The Times in its second edition publishes special
that the Powers have suspended action the Berlin
memorandum for few days In order to allow the new
Turkish government to give unmistakalc indca-
ton OF Its policy and It's power Of maintaining itself
THE RUSSIAN NAVAL MUSTER
Russia is preparing her Meet at Cronstadf.
DRIlIsH WAR PREPARATIONS.
England has sent Admiral Drummond to the East,
with orders TO prevent the forcing Of the Darda-
nelles.
The unfinished iron-clads are being completed in
great haste. Regiments are under orders to be
ready to start ut moments notice.
THE THREE cHAScEI.oRs-THR QUESTION or THE
While all this is going on the three Chancelors-
Bismarck. Gortschakor and Andrassy-are to have
another palaver at Ems, and thus cndeavor to come
10 some decision on this burning European ques-
tion-whether or not there Is room in Europe for
new Slavic empire or confedcntionf
THE SsuRGENs' PoLIcy-AN ANGLo-RUssIAN CROWN
On this point the insurgents have o pleasant
ton OF bringing both Russia and England to their
aid. For. unwilling to accept Prince Charles OF Rou
mania Prince Milan OF Servta as their sovereign
they have entertained the project OF inviting His
Royal Highness the Duke Of Edinburgh to become
Emperor over them, thus, through himself and his
wife, Princess Marie Alexandrovna, uniting the
English and Russian interests Is this but Slavic
dreams Anyhow, give it to you on good authority.
THE UNITED STATES ARMY COMMISSION.
Generals Forsythc and Upton and Major Sanger,
members OF the American Military Commission en-
gagged in studying the army organization Of the
different states Of Europe, have just had an inter-
view with the italian War Minister
F0R NEW YORK.
Commodore Brady, OF the rowing clubs. win leave
Liverpool in the steamship Egypt ON Wednesday for
New York.
LACROSSE AT HuRLINGHAM.
The Canadian and Iroquois lacrosse teams played
at birmingham to-day. This was their first match
near London.
THE CANADIANS WIN.
The result was that the Canadians made four goals
and the Iroquois one.
LARGE AND ARIsToCRATIC ATTENDANCE.
There was large and most arstocrauc attend
ance, for the contest proved great attraction.
There were present, among others, the Countess Of
Munster, Lord St Leonards. Prince rurstenburg,
the Countess Of Dunlaven, the Marquis and March
ioness Of Anglesea and Sir Bache Cunard.
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.
The financial event Of the week was the change in
the tone Of the market and the reaction Of feeling
which took place on the reception Of the news OF
the Sultanis dethronement There was q rush to
cover the short interest, which helped the upward
movement, but since the first jump there has been
comparatively little change.
FRAGMENTS HOPES.
nize the fact that the odds now too much against
her and win thus avert further complication.
DlsRAEIL's REMARKS
Mr.. Disraen's reference, in Parliament. to the
Eastern question tended to depress the market.
The nun rise was, therefore, not maintained. Rus
slams are weak. The racing for the Derby and Oaks
and the approach Of the Whitsuntide holidays pro-
mote inactivity In the market
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
American governments, railroads and mortgages
speedily recovered to the condition OF remarkable
drmness which has so long characterized them.
SOUTH AMERICA AND OTHER FoREiGSs.
BrazIlians and Buenos Ayrcs have gained to 2h.
Egyptians have been dat at q decline Of 4.
Argentines are 4 to AZ lower.
Foreign securities, excepting Buenos Ayres and
Spanish, were steady to-day.
FAILURE.
A failure Of some importance occurred on Change
to-day, chiefly for the purpose OF closing large and
complicated accounts.