, 1876-10-16
John Bull Docs Not Conceal q
Belief TINT Russia Will
Get 1VnllOpcd.
Popular >Ezeoration Of E1gland
Rapidly Increasing in
Russia,
The New Captain-Generat on
His Way from Spain to
Cuba.


| TURKEY.
TuIB IS WHAT THE TuuNDEREn SAYS:
LONDON, Oct. 16.-Tho Tines, In leading
editorial, says: "The conduct of Russla makes
It certain that, II Turkey docs not accept the
proposals. OF the Powers, Russia will intervene
The crisis Is au anxious one. We seem TO have
reached q position In which six weeks will dc-
eide
AN ISSUE OF MORE MOMENT TO EUROPE
than any which has arisen since tho great wnra
at tho commencement Of the century. Nuss.a's
refusal Of d tlvc-months' armistce Ia to DO cor
dcmncd, but the Porto would be extremely TIL
wise to refuse q shorter armisticc. The
Turkish rulers have, We fear, determined not to
yield much more, md Russia may bo At tho
mercy Of the storm she Inns raised. 1t Is not
too 1ato to keep Russia buck. II any country
can thus save the world from tremendous
war,
IT Is 0ERMASy. ,
| aho has power to compel. Tho acceptance at
| least Of truce. 1t depends on Prince Bismarck
whether ti'at power rs to be used.
Let him only say Tint Germany will
| not permit Russia to plant herself on
Danube, and tho Car will ind means to stop
tho Slavonic enthusiasm which Is carrying bin
| and the Whofo world to war. No State has
| moro at stake than Germany. Tho occupation
Of Bulgaria would make the Danube,
from Its mouth to Belgrade, Russian
stream. To keep the navigation Of that stream
FREQ Is as much necessity for Germany as for
Austria. by single word
BISMARCK MAT SAVE EUROPE
from calamittes compared with which those of
his own wars seem slight. His responsibility Is
rs great as his power"
LooK OUT FOR MORE A1RoCfT1Ee
dispatch to the Daily Ne,cs from Belgrade
says tho Turks hayo crossed tho Drina, 1t Is
reported TINT they bombnr1cl Loznitza, but
wcro driven buck. sklrmishing ta In progress In
Bosnia, where nn fnBnrreetion IL spreading, and
the Turkh have sent additional troops to that
province.
WHAT THE TuNRs TII1NK.
LONDON, Oct. 1G.-The Sta.daras Virnua
correspondent says Turkish statesmen favor
peace, but not With d!shonor. The majority
nso agreed TINT, II the foreign pressure
becomes intolerablo to the Independence
Of the Government, they might prefer separate
terms with Turkeys arch-cncmy, Russia.
roliERSAyEFF TO TIr GEAR.
The Standards Belgrade dispatch announces
tllut Gen. kaumaroff IL OH his Eny to 81. Peters,
burg on mtssloo from Gen. Tchcrnayci.
MORE RUSSIAN AID.
PARIS, Oct ia special to Ii TEMPS from
Ecmltn states that 300 Russians arrived at Bel
grade Friday last.
ACTIVE OPERATIONS.
LONDON, Oct. IA telegram from Zara ro-
ports that 1000 insurgents under command Of
paulorItcl have been bcstcging Btlek since Fri
day. Haeher pasliu, with reiuforcements, las
gone to rclleyo tho place.
RUSSIA MUCH DISSATISFIED.
A Berlin dispatch reports that scml.otIlcial
statement from ct. Petersburg declares that tho
porto's proposal Of five months armtstico is re-
gardcd by tho public rs merely IN attempt To
chcrkmato Russia lnd eynde guarantees for tho
proper treatment Of the Christians by tha Porte,
and does not secure peace. 6uch proposals
nulY cause Irritation, especially rs tho
Government Ii s0licitous to civc
the interests Of peace precedence over
the aympathlcs ol Russians for thor mcnaccd
co-relgontsts. A favorable reception OF tue
proposals BY Russla Is Impossible, III consc-
qucncc OF
THE INCREASE or POPULAR EXCITEMENT
ut tho Language Of the English press, which has
Of late been distrusttul aud Jealous of Russlu.
MORE HOPEFUL vIKw.
A dispatch from St. Petersburg saya homes
arc entertained .os nversins veto by England
Of Intervention III Turkey by dividing Into zones
the districts to bo occupied by tho forces Of the
Powers.
ErsssA AND TIE WAN.
The following Is IN extract from letter 1llst
received from an Engllshulan resident tn Nios-
COW: "There Is 10 news III afoscuw except
topic Of the day. Every days mail train 10
Itusoll ta!scs aHay volunteers. A Telegram, tll
thls siny's paper stAtes tho numher Of RnssIaus
in scrvia to bo 4,600 Of whom 500 aro officers.
volunteers as 10 hr probably Tue. Volunteers
aru pouring out daily, no. only from Moscow
and st. Petersburg, but also from tho towns OF
HS erpes sieFSF Y:rosa ssGK; Kr kA1Sn s ,anS Tss!s
towns hayo sent their conttngents. CrowtIs as.
seMIbio nt tho railway stations iron which tho
volunteers tAko their departure and send tllem
to the sounds ot tho national anthem, hymns,
PRAYERS. aud chccrs. banner which had bouaa
sent to ser,ia was earr!sd to Tro!tta to b.
blessed and eonsorsa.ed Two, II not three, Iron
tleld churches hnse eseri scnt from Moscow. 4
party Of celebrated Tch1lof singers have guns
set urc gning TO fodw. III thu streets, rail
why stutlnns, railway carriages, restaurants,
etc.. o!'e y aeeosted W persons nt bot!! sexes
eurrylnE tl4 'noney.eoSes with tho red cross
The railway statons, in many OF tho Ships, etr.
The Moscow Gazffkt Ia rampant against EnKlau1.
1ntl popular opinion IL catching tits infection.
u talhEs 8o nlue!, turtAer, It tnny get deIrcd
unpleasant for us In RusnA; but DO not SEQ
auy immediate causc OF ularil,. Tho aioscDw
t!dsetfs, with bittrr satire, rollgratulates tho
English OIL having at lust touud nut tlut atrocI.
ttes lluyo been committed Iu Bulgarla,-dee.ls
which the Russian Eapers have been regularly
chron'cllMx for months, nut which were ascFlbe1
by the Enslisl. papers to Russian sources;
and, consequently, trrasel as puro inventions.
should nut aavlse either Lord Derby or Mr..
Disruel! to come to Nussia Ut present. lbclleye
many Vi the statements IN tle English papers 10
bs simply untrsse; for Instance, Iimt there Is
rrtusu current OF Russian officers out Of Seyyta.
who have been disgusted Ut their bud reception.
On tho contrary, thu aussians scctn to he we'll
received. A special corpa has bccn formed,
aud telegram fn to-iayls paper says that Il
was thu day belore yesterday fceeIycd 6y Prince
Mi!an, mn! tlat i received the na1nc of
Princess NAthallns Own.' II further states
that tho influx of Russian others keeps steadily
increasing, and Tint even English volunteers
aru expevtel,-lbo tn number. In spite OF the
crush at Belgrade. rooms are kept III the hotels
for the incoming Knssiane, for whou, hotel
charges hayu hvGn specially reduced. Prime
,,Itt Al II