The New York herald., 1876-11-04
GABLE NEWS
From All Parts OF the
Old World.
TIE EASTERN QUESTION.
Russia To Demand the Withdrawal Of
the Turks from Servia.
THE CRISIS RIPENING
Rumored Intention of the Gear
To Abdicate.
FREN NEUTRALITY.
Republican Victory in the French
Chambers.
TRADE IN EN- GL N D.
Rumored Intention of the Gear
To Abdicate.
FRENCH NEUTRALITY
IhIican Victory in the French
Chambers.
TRADE IN EN- GL AN D.


war ia daily gaining ground here, and people who
han begun to console themselves with the hope that
the dreaded struggle had been postponed, at least
FOR tho winter. are losing heart again and making
up their minds that the worst Is to come It Is
noted by well informed people that Rnssias do
mands bccome more cxorbitanr OF every stage OF
the negotiations AS soon the Porte yields. one
point another and stin more humiliating condition
Is laid down. and thus the conviction gradually forces
itself upon the public mind that the time will soon
Porte must peremptory reject. Then the solution
Of tho Eastern question will naturally be left the
sword, and the Turk must fight for existence.
THE TURKS ASKED TO WITHDRAW FROM sERvIA
This evening comes the startling rumor that Rus
aa win demand the withdrawal Of the Turkish
troops from Servia, and this should prove true
there can be little doubt that war is inevitable.
This demand is evidently intended to precipitate
CONFLICT, for no ono can imagine that Turkey viii
comply with it. Compliance would mean revolution
pire. which would serve pretext for marching
Russian army into Turkey that the inevitable
war may as well be faced now while the Ottoman
troops are nushed with their victories over the
servians and while the mass Of the people give q
vigorous support to the government at Constan-
unople.
RUSSIAN POPULAR ARD0R FOR WAR.
This action Of Russia said to be attributable 10
the fact that the government Of the Czar has found
1t necessary to yield to the general sentiment of
intense that the authorities can no longer restrain
it.
WILL THE czAR ABDICATE?
The impression that the Czar intends to abdicate
is once more gaining ground, and il this event
should take place 1t would be looked upon as sure
forecast OF war. The Czare witch is known to be
the leader Of the war party, and it is generally be
neved that Of his irst acts after ascending the
throne would be to draw the sword and proclaim
crusade against the Mosem.
THE CRISIS RIPENING
The crisis is considered to be fast npening and
stirring events are looked for in the near future.
THE CONSULAR COMMISSION DISSOLVED.
"A
Of the conclusion of tho armsticc the Consular Com
mission Mosar for the pacifcaticn OF the nsurgcnt
provinces been dissolved.
TURKISH OUTRAGE IN BOSNIA
special despatch from Scrajevo, the capital OF
Bosnia, reports that the residence OF the Austrian
Consul In that has been set re 1t is said by
she Turks, and tho troops who were summoned to
,inguish the flames plundered the house.
FRANCES POLICY.
A despatch from Parts says that in the Chamber Of
Deputies to-day the Duke Decazcs Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, made statement in regard to the policy of
the French government the East. He dwct princi-
pally the countrys need Of peace and concluded
ioiows"Ir contrary to the expectations of the gov
ernmsnt, complications should arise, shall
ask you compromise the honor safety OF France
in struggle which does involve her essential in
tercsts. Thus, having used best cndeavors TO
maintain the peace Of Europe, shall, at least, be
sure OF being able TO maintain It for oursclvczn
TUE FRENCH MINISTRY
H. Gatineau's bill for the cessation OF the prosccu-
tions against tho Communists introduced in tie
Chamber OF Deputies yesterday by NJ Lsbonno. After
4 debate, during which NJ Dufaure opposed and H.
Gambctta supported the measure, the House, by an
overwhelming majority, decided to proceed to debate
on the clauses of the bill The Standards correspond
ent remarks that this defeat OF NJ Dufaure ought 10
thing IN the matter
THE QUESTION AMNESTY.
On Juno % President MacMahon, yielding to tho
Cabinets desire to quiet agitation this subject,
published letter In the Journal OEcscl ordering that
no prosecutions be instituted except in co,uuo
elan. or upon the initiative OF sne Cabinet This
was meant to be compensation TO tho
Extreme Left for the rejection Of general ncsty
Gatnsau's proposition would permit all eef-cxiled
Communist leaders to return to France safety Tho
Cabinet has determined not to acccp. any larger
measure OF amnesty than that conceded thc Pres
DENTS letter, leaving Individual cases subjcct TO
Executive clcmcncy.
RESIGN!
If the Cabinet accepts the passage OF Gatncau's
motion by the lower house. though certain OF its
defeat tho Senate it joins in aggressive dis
trustful vote against President MacMahon. II tho
measure is adopted by combination OF the Left and
Right the Cabinets majority Is destroyed and either
way, tho Cabinet must rcsign
rRonAsIr PARLIAMENTARY CONFLICT
The PARIS despatch to tho Daily Ne~s says ycster-
days proceedings in the Chamber Of Dcpu.
ties nro equivalent TO tho adoption OF tho
Gatncau bill in principle The debate was
adjourned until tomorrow The Chamber VIII proba-
bly, pass tho bill IN amended shape against tho
wishes OF tho Ministry and the Senate Will reject II,
THIS will probably be tho nccment OF serious
conflict
~~~ SUBSTANCE BiLr.
~ Gatincau's proposition Is that no new prosccu-
sions participation in the Commune DO begun and
all old prosecutions be quashed except those directed
against instigators principals assassnations In
cendarism robbery; and that all trials Of parties in
contumaca before the Court Of Asszes instead or
military tribunals, heretofore This provision
would proong the trials ten years, as between o,oand
1000 cases remain be heard, while the Cours OF
sizes could only try 500 or 400 yearly.