The New York herald., 1876-11-15

That Il will bo utterly and dangerously mistaken
We need not say OF this kind has already
In the history OF the nations been detected
too lste, and In any case II Is disquieting TO md
that Russia IL entering upon difficult and critical
negotiation under profound delusion ~ 10 the
temper OF this country that which preciptaed the
Crimsan war"
CONFERENCE
The Times article concludes with an argument in
favor a conference committed to inevitable fall
IL believes that guarantees satisfactory 10 Russia
and possible to Turkey msy be arranged II Russia re-
jccted all attempts settlement which the Times does
believe likely. England would be free in
the future and have the satisfaction OF knowing she
not responsible for the failure The experiences
OF the past dscrsdt the suggestion thai Turkey might
resist proposals recommended by the joint authority
OF Europe. but should II be realized Russia would be
only too ready TO tho executive oiccr OF
federation OF the European Powers
rns PRoPosALA
despatch from Brussels says:-.Ls Nord saws the
English proposals for conference support the integ
rity Of the Ottoman Empire, not It's Independence
lie Ncr congratulates Lord Derby having excluded
from his proposals formula which is incompatible
with existing facts which OF the Con-
terence would necessarily aside The form Of the
English proposal gives to hope that England
viii not rcfuse any guarantees really inds
pcnssbls"
RUSSIAN SECURITIES DEPKxssxD.
On the Stock Exchange Russian securities arc
greatly depressed, almost to the extent Of . panic
They have fallen four per cont from this mornings
highest point
The MOSCOW COMMERCIAL LOAN BANK.
A despatch from Moscow says DR.. Strousberg
and the officials OF the Moscow Commercial
Loan Bank, recently convicted Of irrcgu-
laritiss have been sentenced 40 follows
Dr. strousberg to banishmcnt from Russia; Messra
Landau. Pojanski and Borrisowsky 10 banishment to
Tomsk olonctz, and NJ Schum acher to months
Imprisonment
TURKISH PAPER CURRENCY.
despatch from Cons,antinople says:-"The third
million Turkish pounds OF the paper currency is
about to be issued
In regard TO the mobilization OF the Russian army
circular Of Prince Gortschakon Russian representa-
abroad explaining this measure says-rhe Czar
does not wish war, and will II possible, avoid L. He
s however, determined that tho principles OF justice
which have been recognized by the whole
Of Europe shall carried Turkey under elca-
cious guarantees"
Dispatches from Constantinople say that several
English engineer ofcers have already arrived there.
THE TINES IN MOOD.
The Times yesterday had strong pro- Russian odi-
toriai article the Eastern question. Referring
that the symptom Is disposition TO prescribe
beforehand conditions incompatible with ideas
tiaon and compromise. II cites thus inconsistent
with the idea OF conference the stipulation that thcro
must be Limitation OF the Sultan's sovereign will
But those who labor for peace, says, viii not lose
heart because the prospect not perfectly clear Tho
Times condemns past British policy, and says:-'If
Austria and Great Britain had known their interests
last year they would have arrested any extension Of
this difficulty BY promoting what was thcn compara-
tively easy settlement" 1t thon proceeds 10 forecast
tho future In this wise:-
WHAT H1PPEH.
suppospg the armistce expires without . confer
snce the Conference fails tho Czar would declare
war; dsavowing probably, dcslrc TO add TO the Rus
dominions any object than securing good
governments for his Slavonic brethren. Many would
say this nero Hypocrisy aud falschood but It is
clear that England could nd pretenoe for inter-
erence until much more had happened than the out
break Of such for such avowed purpose. The
time might come when We, declaring to the Sultan
regret tho inevitable PARTITION OF his domnions,
might be obliged TO demand that he should resign Con-
stansinopls Power able TO take OF IT," Tho
Times says 1t docs not suppose It would come to this.
The Gar would stop before he provoked crisis CALI
ing for EngIand's Intervention.
WHAT SATISFY RUSSIA.
With servia aggrandized and Independent and with
Roumania independent and aggrandlzcd south OF the
Danube exchange for territory coded TO Russia
the NORTH would stop well with what he
had done work the completion whereof must DO
eft for another time. But what result this would
be Of policy having for its rst the maintcn nance
Of independence and integrity Of the Ottoman EN-
pire What havc described lis tho probable course
OF events to which must look forward II tho
mistice expires without peace being proclaimed
WILL ENGLAND INTERFERE?
Without saying that under no circumstances could
shot be fred from English cannon, this much may be
unhesisatngly declared, that IL Russia took up
war from Servas failing hands, English opinion would
no more justify armed opposition to Russia than IL
Justify armed opposition Serva, and the diplomacy
OF Russia wsuld itself altogether deficient In
sagacity attributed II IL did describe OBJ
jecs or the and restrics its operations as to
prevent the OF any sunccnt for our
interfering
COUNT ASDRAssY
The Austrian Prime Minister, Count Andrassy, Is Ill
al Pesth.
THE BURNED MADRID THEATRE
A special despatch from Madrid says tho theatre
burned there called the Circo Theatre, ..Cr-
cus'' as previously stated Two lives were lost
A despatch from Rome says tho report in the
Cologne Gazette about the proposed procedure OF the
Italian government the event Of the death OF the
Pope is pronounced baseless fabrication.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Francois Moszgsr. who arrived in Havre from New
York tho steamer France, accidentally drowned
at the steamsrs dock.
AMERICAN NAVAL MOVEMENTS
The United STATES man-of-war vandalia passed Glib
raitar tnc Sth inst, going East
rHE wEArHxA
The weather to-day is fair
CUBA.