New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20
rup APPROACH OF THE CONFLICT.

,,rr,s, pPryIER AssAILED BY A RUSSIAN
rorRNAL-BRITIsH TROOPS EMBARKED FOR THE
,rrn,rpRRANFAN-GREECE PREPARING FOR WAR
ST. PETERSBURG, Thursday oct. -, 1876,
Tho GoIos Yesterday published an article NlolehIy
o.tockino Lord BeacOnsiield, the British Premier
The semi-oficial Journal de ST. Petersburg to-uay
arnresses regret for the unseemy character OF the
article 1,,,,,,, Thursday Oct. u. 1876.
The TqoblaH announces that Servia and Monte
negro have resolved to accept no armistice.
LONDON Thursday, Oct. 10, 1876.
A Reuter- dispatch from Berlin says: AL the
present moment the Great Powers are supporting 'he
proposals which Russia has made to the Porte III
exactly the same terms as previously adopted by
England Russia prefers to avoid isolated action as
long as possible and, in reply to all overtures IN
tended to weaken the triple alliance, has intmated
her intention to adhere thereto and has further
nointed out to one Power that the suppoSion that
misunderstanding might arise between Austria and
herself is in no way justified by the state OF aars
THE CAR UNWILLING TO ACT ALONE.
BERLIN Thursday, oct. 10, 1876.
The semi-oficial North German Gazette tins even
inc announces that it learns from good source IN
ST. Petersburg that the CzarOwitz will shortly
leave Iivadia for Vienna, Berlin and London for
the purpose of personally promoting unanimous ac-
ton of the Great Powers in the interest OF salts
factory solution of the Eastern question According
70 assurances given i'll st. Petersburg circles, the
Gar still adheres to his resolution not to act shsy
or abandon his alliances.
LONDON, Thursday, Oct. 10, 1876
Reuter- dispatch from st. Petersburg says Lord
Ioftus the British ambassador to Russia, Will
shortly proceed to Livadia. This is regarded as
symptom of possible understanding between En-
gland and Russia"
Renter telegram from ConstantinOple announces
81 tIa
Turkey who had been on leave Of absence, returned
to that city last night.
WAR RISKS on BRITISH VESSELS.
This mornings Financial says: A war risk of five
sbings per cent was required yesterday by Lloyds
and various insurance companies on British vessels |
trading between England Australia, and the East
No business is vet reported in risks on Russian, Aus
TRAN. and Italian vessels, but the rates on these
would Of course be higher"
GREAT EXCITEMENT At wooLwIcH.
Her Majestys Indian troop-ship Jumna left Ports
mouth yesterday for India, with 934 artillerymen |
and upward of 20 officers surgeons &c. She will |
embark another battery Of artillery at Plymouth |
The departure of the troops from Woolwch for /
Portsmouth was witnessed by vast crowds and the |
excitement displayed was the greatest since the |
Crmean war. The Times announces that the Jumna |
has been directed to call at Gibraltar and Malta for
orders in case circumstances should necesstate a
change in the destination of the troops.
THE DUKE DECAzEs NOT TO RESIGN.
rumor was circulated here yesterday that the
Duke Decazes, tue French Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs was about to resign to be succeeded by Count
de Chandordy, but it is to-day pronounced TO be |
without foundation.
GREECE GETTING READY FOR WAR.
VIENNA. Thursday, oct. 10, 1876.
The newspapers here publish intelligence from |
Athens announcing that the Greek Government will /
submit to the Chamber of Deputies proposals for |
calling out 10000 men and demanding credit Of |
10000 900 drachmas CSs, 5OOO 600, and authority to
contract loan of 10, 900 drachmas 81, 70O,0O0.
GREAT ANXIETY THROUGHOUT EUROPE.
1t is impossible to draw conclusions from the mass
of conflicting kilograms about the intentions of |
Russia and the position Of the other Powers. The |
correspondents who are usually the best informed |
at fault now, and any assertions Of pretended |
facts which may find their way to the United States
should be regarded with great caution. Each capt.
tai city in Europe is teegaphing to Others, asking
is it peace war, but can answer positively.
The reported revival of the triple alliance is uncon-
frmed, but as yet the statement is uncOntradicted.
The publication of the Russian note refusing to |
agree TO a six months armistice, in the Berlin I'M
peal Adrertise-the German official gazette-is con
strued to imply that Germany is in full accord with
Russia. On the other hand the correspondent of |
The Times at VIENNA good authority-repeats the
assertion that England, France and Italy declared
TO the Porte their acceptance of the six months |
armistice, and that Austria expressed herself from
the first IN its favor. She refTaned from promising
definitely before knowing the views of Russia and
Germany, but has frankly informed them that in
her opinion Turkeys proposals such as might be
accepted.
The correspondent believes that in view Of public
opinion, which favors long armstice, and the
probable attitude of the Austro- Hungarian Parlia-
ment, it will be very difficult for the Government to
reject the Turkish proposal It's acceptance by
England, France, and Italy renders this all the
more certain
BRITISH NAVAL PREPARATIONS.
PLYMOUTH Friday Oct. 90 1876
Orders have been received at the Davenport Dock
yard to complete the repairs the four tuTet
steamships Cyclops, Hydra. Gorgon, and Hecate,
each carrying four guns, and on the iron-cad
steamer Agncourt, carrying % guns. Three com
posite gun vessels are building here and two others
10 private yards are being prepared for commission.
TIE STOCK EXCHANGES DIsTRUsTFUL
The Stock Exchange this morning opened freer
Hom feeling Of panic than it did yesterday, and
most stocks were slightly frmer. Consols at
last nights closing price. Russians and Egyptians
were about one per cent, and Turkish fractioDally
higher, but Hngarians were one per cent lower.
The absence OF definite news merely checked sales.
There are indications Of recovery of confidence
this morning. The London stock market and the
continental bOurses. however, all closed more set
He'd. Prices were slightly frmer, but there was no
marked recovery.
ENGLAND TO REMAIN oBsERvANT.
LONDON, Friday Oct. 20, 1875.