The New York herald., 1876-10-22

impression NOntt&uttuOpio
tho Sultan has received General Igna,e the Russian
Ambassador, there will be fresh deliberations Al the
Dvan
"Pcace even now sti possible" says the Pssthev
Lloyd. "but war between Turkey and Russia, which
cannot remain localized, is probable"
EXPORTS AT rEAcE.
II is stated in Paris that England has replied to
Russia that she has already supported six months
armistce she cannot now recommend OF six
weeks, but she will not oppose H. No Power appear
ing willing to take the initiative the question rests be-
tween Turkey and Russia A solution thus only
be looked for Constantnoplc Diplomatic circles
the French capital still hope for pacific settlement
The report is in Berlin that the Powers have
again collectively urged the Pors's unconditional Ac-
oeptance OF the English proposals. The National
Zeitnng OF Berlin states that Germany has defined her
position upon the armistice question follows
'.She indifferent whether armistcc OF six weeks
oksix months granted. Therefore her inssrposton
WIN the object OF bringing about under
standing between the Powers this particular ques-
tion avail little But, the other hand,
Germany fails recognize that the object to be
arrived At 10 the restoration OF understanding be-
tween the Powers with the OF procuring durable
pcacc.n The ambassadors OF the Powers met yester
day in Constantinope, at tho residence Of General
lgnaticn. the Russian Ambassador IL 10 believed
they agreed upon common action for procuring an un-
dersandng with the Porte regarding armistce and
conditions Of peace Austria is stll the fence She
either hesitates to make public her alliance with
Russia or Is sorry that she has formed such part
nershp. The Ministerial Centre party OF tho Austrian
Rcichsrath to-day laid ON the table Interpolation
signed by liz members declaring that ian under
standing between Austria and Russia the Eastern
question is indispensable -
TURKEY AND TIN CHRISTIANS
A long statement, said be by person fully
titled to speak on behalf the whoe body OF
can missionaries in Turkey, says-'.The Protestant
missionaries do hesitate to say that the Turkish
government affords better assurance OF religious lib
crty than some forms OF Christian rule which might
replace IT, The missionaries have such dread OF Rus
sian ascenancy that they have requested connden
TALLY to lay before the German government certain
proofs Of Russian intolerance and TO solicit Germany
from Russia guarantees Of religious liberty
before conseniing TO the dsmemberment OF Turkey or
Russian occupation The missionaries appealed to
Germany because Americas policy Of aon-interven-
tion in European affairs precludes her treating the
question by diplomacy .
DIR. sLADKs EMBARRASSMENT
| DR.. Sade, the American spiritual medium, and his
assistant, Simmons, against whom thrce sum-
inonSeS we're issued, appeared DeIore DOW StIcot
Police Court to-day, when the adjourned TO
Friday next. II seems probable from the course Of
the proceedings thus far that the will bc sent be
! ioro a jury.
SOUTH AFRICAN DISTURBANCES
Adviees from Cape Coast Castle, up to October 8.
announce that the Dahomians threatening Grand
popo. They have taken two adjacent villages killing
all the men and carrying OF eighty women and
children.
There has been much excitement on the Stock Ex-
change this week, at ono limo amounting to panic
and despite brisk recovery Thursday and Friday
prices generally lower tho week The recovery
was assisted by buying orders from tho Continent.
The principal declines the week are:-Italian, ~
Austrian. s.; Turkish, to 4; French, az; Egyptians
IA TO 8; Peruvian, to 2; Uruguay, 81, and Brazilian
1to2. Consols have shown very important changes
and have fallen 9-l6 to 1916 Even American gov
ernmenss have not escaped the general depression.
Tho funded has fallen n and she others TO x
American railways have generally advanced, except
| Illinois, which has declined All English railways
lower the week. the decline averaging about u.
Miscellaneous shares have also declined. The markets
to-day quiet and the majority Of stocks fraction
ally improved. Silver quoted at 5Sd.
All tho Continental bourses to-day showed the
greater recovery than the London Stock Ex-
change. cvidencing that returning confidence which
the Pail Mall Gazette warns 10 readers against
COMMERCIAL.
In Mincng lane few speculative markets have been
affected by this weeks political crisis but the changes
generally have been unimportanI The usual course
OF business has been but littc interrupted and tho
latest news bcing considered pacific the market
closed rather irmer There has been demand
for saltpere, resulting in higher prices Cotton main
tains about last weeks quotations. Some decline has
been accepted for coffee, including plantation
Ceylon, but at Fridays sales business in
the latter brsker. Al the Dutch sales
ON Wednesday good coffee fetched full prices, but low
and ordi nary grades receded The sugar market has
shown much animation closing at six ponce snil-
ling per hundred weight dearer tho week. Specula-
ton In low sugar has revived; shipments 70 America
continue. and refined has risen sixpence to sh-
ling and sixpence per hundred weight since last Friday.
Thprospect short beet crop has also Influenced the
upward movement here Tea remains quiet; importers
will mot sell at reduction. Rice carsoes meet with
moro inquiry. spice is quiet
EUROPEAN WAR NOTES.
There are between 5000 and $500 wounded Turks
hcre Within four weeks the deaths have numbered
nearly 1000, including those fallen during engage
msn,s-AHgemetne Zeitung's Correspondent at Nisch.
Austria has been the dog the mangsr Of the
diplomatic position just because she has found Great
Britain willing to back her up in that mean and
able attitude II Great Britain had taken nobcr line
Austria would have been compelled TO adopt one q
least less ignobe. e.-Spsct0tor
Hat ST. Petersburg and Moscow the government has
been bcset by flood Of tumultuous national passions
has England also been drifting helpessly upon
floating Storm Tho Russian government havo always
preserved their liberty OF action wne the British au-
thoritcs have Tor several weeks conformcd . cir
cumscrbed policy Of inacsion.--Lc Nord
diplomats have been rushing back and forth in
order to give the armies time TO prepare Tor war
While they have discussed organization has progressed
and the danger become imminent Tho conference
proposed by Austria viii be held because It would
have tho appearance Of authorizing active Intervention
In tho provinces OF Herzegovina, Bosnia and Bulgaria.