, 1876-10-08
1t the Same Time limiting that tho Pa.
tient Must Take The Bitter Dose
Prescribed for Him.
Prince Charles Of Roumania to
Have a Private Talk with
the Gar.
Political Affairs in Mexico in a
Very Unsettled State.



EEw YORK, Oct 7.-Thoughtful men, fami1-
lar With the fntricacies Of Continental politics,
consider the last weeks developments portend
the certain tnvolrment Of Russia in the Seryian
var, unless Turkey shall promptly assent to
such terms Of arrangement IS the Porte insists
will excite revolution on the part OF the
Moslems, and unless the other Powers shall
unite in some positive declaration that
will compel Russia to peace. The evidence ac-
cumulates that the Moslems are Influenced By
violent anti Christian fanatici6m. This has
turned British sympathy against Turkey so
generally that it is difficult for the British Gov
eminent to sustain its traditional policy, Rus
sia seems confident, therefore, that she has no
occasion to fear armed Intervention BY England
Per contra, the Rothschilds base their conf
dence that Russia will not commit herself to \
geat war, and tl1at neither Austria nor Ger
many can, because their financial condition
forbids; still the preponderating opinion here is
that Russia's present opportunity Of advancing
her policy as against Turkey will not be forgone,
md that the war must be extended.
THE NEGOTIATIONS.
VIENNA. Oct 7--Though the Porte was on
Thursday positively to give an answer to the
proposals Of the Powers, there is no information
Of this answer having been officially handed to
the Ambassadors. Sir Henry Elliot, On Thurs
day, presented his credentials to the Sultan.
The supposition is, therefore, by no means ex-
cluded that Elliott's representations succeeded,
at the last moment, in altering the Sultan's
resolution, or, at any rate, gaining respite,
which offers chance Of avoiding the rupture
which, after the tenor of the Porte's reply,
seemed all but certain. The Grand Vizier on
Wednesday, declared tbat tho .ccentance #
~ "7ancso1s oec'a'eu 'oat 'ne aeeep'aact u
the proposals was impossible, as It would be
equivalent to the Sultan abdicatine the soy
rreign.y of thrae Prhvinces, The resn;te which
eoa,,x - ha,-. No., ,~o;-aa -,.- - ,,sad ~
see.'o W n@'0 oeen saneo "ay us ueeo Az.
nnoihg way out OF the onhculty. Ihe idea o1
returning to the original demand, and asking,
before all things, the conclusion of longer
arrnistice- seems tn hare nrasente7 ftse1f
Tha-a ~ r~ooa ,o...,e fo- 1o1;n,-;,,or +ho+ ~.
4uss ue soou lsesons ~ oeue'41 tna' 'ue
neeot'atlons oe1"een turkey ano Mcntenesro
have gone further than renewal of the truce,
and that there has been an approach between
ta~r;+o1r ~ asont.nar~a , T ~ va,e1 ~ ~
y, ~ .s-out AUG '"e5 ~ @ne
prised in this eventual cession.
RAGUsA, Oct. 1.-Prince Nicholas, Of Monte
negro. consented on Friday tn a snsnens}on of
host;1it;cs nen1;ne the conclns,on ~ rcs,,7,or
p'~ ~ y. AA~60A"4
aI1nlst1ce, on the condlt'on that the 1orts occu-
pied BY the Turks should be only pro7isioncd
sufficiently for the present requirements. This
result Is attributed to the mediation Of the
British Consul, and has caused great sensation
kmong the sc1aves.
DEkbf 8 LAST NOTE
Inc 1one o1 Lord Derby's dispatch to Sir
Heaiy hlhot, regarding t9e bulgarian atroci-
ties, 1ssueo !ast nlght, Is very sesere ne points
out lne auYisapults ot PLACING Inc o1stufoeo dis
Sl0Q&F. KQ0 SQDUlu elmer DC Christian be-