The New York herald., 1876-10-20
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER 20 ls7e-TRPLE SHEET

autumn session there is very Itilc doubt These
ssrations which have been made in Southern Russia
RussrAs SENTIMENT.
The ST. Petersburg Goios has published article
violently attacking Lord Beaconshcd the British Pre-
mer The semi, oicial JoSrnai de 81 Petersburg yos-
,erday expressed rcses Tor she unseemy character of
the article.
Al the present momen, the Great Powers are sup
porting the proposals which Russia has made to the
Porte in cxnctly she terms previously adopted
by England Russia prefers avoid isolated action as
long possible and in reply all ovcrurcs Intended
to weaken the triple alliance has nmated her nten-
adhere thereto and has further pointed out to
Power that tho supposision tha, misunderstand
Ing might arise between Austria and herself is in
way justified by tho state OF affairs II II announced
from conssan.nopls that General Ienaser tho Russian
Ambassador TO Turkey who had been on leave Of ab.
sence. returned TO tina, city on Wednesday.
EusorE's QuAsDARI
II 10 difncult TO draw conclusions from the mass Of
conflicting tcegrams about the intentions OF Russia
spondcnss who arc usually the best informed at
fault now, and any assertions Of pretended facts
which may md their way 10 tho United States should
be regarded with grea. caution. Every capital in
Europe teegraphipg to every other capital tho in
quiry, "Is II peace or warY" and nobody who will IS
able to tho question. The news OF the recon-
sttuton OF tho triple alliance Is uuconnrmed but
yet is uncontradictcd. Tho publication of Russia's
note refusing aSrcc TO a six months armstics In
the Berlin Imperial Adperiser, which is Gcrmany's
manys resolution 70 agreo with Russia. On the
other hand tho correspondent Of the Times Vienna
usually most reliable authority, especially Dip
lomatc matters repeats the assertion that England,
France and Italy declared to the Porto thcir accep
TANGO Of tho months armistce and that Austria
expressed herself from tho FIRST In its favor
sho refralned from promising definitely bctoro
knowing tho vows OF Russia and Germany,
but has frankly informed them that In hor
opinion Turkeys proposals are such rs can bc ac-
in view Of public opinion which Is decidedly IN favor
OF the longest possible armistce, and the probable
attitude of tho AustroHungarian Parliament It will
be very d,fncult for the government to reject the
Turkish proposal Now that England, Franco and
italy have accepted II officially In Constantnoplo,
Austria can scarcely remain behind them long. Aus
trials interests antagonisms such render
these statements Of the Times correspondent highly
possible but not more probable than agreement
with Russia and Germany for putting IN end TO the
depends upon England. II the Times correspondent
10 right tho question Of peace or depends upon
Russia
TWO RUSSIAN RUuoRs.
Two curious, and not altogether credible, reports
como from st. Petersburg Tho nrst 10 to the effect
that the Czarewitch will shortly leave Livadia for
Vienna Berlin and London for tho purpose Of person
nary promoting unanimous action Of tho great Powers
In the interest Of satisfactory solution OF the Eastern
question According 10 assurances given in st. Peters
burg crccs the Gar still adheres 70 hrs resolution not
TO act singy or abandon his alliances Tho second
port is that Lord Lotus, the British Ambassador to
Russis will shortly proceed to Lvadia, and that such
an act foreshadows possible understanding bctwccn
ngiand and Russia.
GKEEcE RAISING xKS AND noSxY.
Intelligence from Athens announces that the
Greek government viii submit to the Chamber Of
Deputies proposals for calling out 900 and do
manding . credit Of So o0O 900 drachmas, With au-
thorisy 10 contract a loan of 10000. 600 drachmas
STOCKS cALxxR, BUT NOT YInMER.
Tho Stock Exchange opened freer from panicky
nrmer. Consols At the previous nights closing
prlcc Russians and Egyptians were about per cent,
and Turkish fractionay higher, but Hunexrians
per cent lowcr Tho absence OF definite merely
checked sales There Indications Of q rccov-
cry OF conndcnco The London Stock market and tho
Continental bourees closed settled. Pricos
slightly nrmer, but there no marked recovery.
A war risk OF ave shiliipgs per required
yesterday by ioyds and various insurance companies
on British vessels trading between England Australia
and the No business yet reported In risks
Russian, Austrian and Italian vessels. but the
these would. OF course, bc higher.
Silver was quoted At 52}sd. pcr ounca
xcYrrIAx LOSSES n AByssixIA
II 10 stated, As coming from trustworthy source,
that tho Egyptians lost, altogether q, 900 in tho
recent Abyssinan campaigns This Is In sad contrast
10 Lord Napier5 famous English expedition.
CHURCH INroLRRAScE IN SPAIN.
The missionary societies connected with Spain sent
an address Lord Derby representing him the
gors which the Pro,cstans In Spain wero exposed
In consequence Of tho intolerance OF the clcrgy ana
authorities and suggesting that he should invite tho
cooperation Of other Powers, especially Germany aud
the United States, to protest against the continued
persecution of Procsants and TO afford them protcc-
sion. In reply Lord Derby nid:--'Our Minister ns
Madrid is taking such steps he properly to in
duce the Spanish government to put a ienient
sruction tho eleventh article of the constitution so
as full religious liberty Protestants in
Spain"
TROUBLES ROME.
sequel TO the Cnrlist p,grimngcs to Rome and the