The New York herald., 1876-11-18
Servia Sends a Special En-
vOy to the Car.
PRUSSIA TO WATCH POLAND
The Ministerial Organs in London Abandon
All Hopes Of Peace.
THE CLANGOR OF ARMS.
rpx CABLE TO THE HERALD

Russia is raising fresh difficulties with regard to tho
limo Of demnrcation, demanding that 1t DO pushed fur
thcr back tho Drna On all sidcs tho clangor Of
European Powers preparing for general war would
seem. kilograms from Berlin report that Prussia
win mobilize two army corps or 60, 900 men In posen
and Siles,a. This news decidedly strengthens tho
opinion that Gcrmanys course will be that OF watchfu
neutrality The very fact that tho troops be mobiIzed
are all Prussian indicates beyond the shadow OF
doubt that special guard is to bo kept the east
srn frontier This would render easy cooperation
with tho Russian forces already mobzcd. Ru-
mors OF the partial mobilization Of tho Austrian
army cmphatically coDtradictcd An order has
been received at woowch for 900 cartridges to
be ready in eighteen weeks, and 10000 ammunition
boxes in which 10 pack cartridges for transportation
THE czAR SOUNDS ANOTHER
The Gar addressing the generals and officers at the
close OF review at Tsarskoe-seo on Wednesday,
said-"Gentlcmen, let US wish the best
success TO the commanders OF our armies"
Tho Czar's words were received with enthusias
tic cheering All freight traffic has been stopped
since Thursday on the railways between Warsaw and
Tercspol, Kicv and Brest RUSSIAN, Brzcsc Moscow
and Brest, Tambor and SnratoG, Graese and Zarzyn,
charkofr and Nicolacn, and Moscow and KosloG
sKRyiA. HUNGARY AND RoUMANIA.
Herr Tisza, Hungarian Minister OF the Interior,
speech before the Diet yesterday declared that tho
governments Eastern policy unchanged. He de-
:incd 10 discuss the question further at present be-
:ause OF the serious responsibility resting upon tho
Ministry Prince Milan has senta special envoy tho
Gar. The Scrvan Minister OF War has resigned.
roloncl Gruich has been appointed his successor Tho
Roumanian House CT Deputies sitting at Bucharest,
has voted $50 900 for tho maintenance of corps OF
observation on The Danube and for keeping the
under arms until December
CHAT ABOUT CONFERENCE.
Tho Post publishes tho following in an Official
form eve believe 1t probable that after the forth
coming council at Consantnoplo the Porte will nc.
ccde to the English proposal Tor conference" 1t is
expected that Turkey will place record solemn
protest against the mobilization OF tho Russian
troops
According to trustworthy information, extra
ordinary Cabinet council will bo held hero to-day,
TO definitely decide respecting the question OF
ference, the British Cabinet having renewed It's
energetic demand that subject. Tho Paris Temps
states the Porte will give official reply the
conference proposal today. 1t is believed Turkey
will accept tho conference the basis OF tho British
proposals.
LONDON PRESS OF YESTEkDAH
Tho prominent organs of public and governmental
spinon discussed tho situation from thoir several
points OF view Tho Story OF Frankenstein is TOO
familiar need any comparison with tho serious dis
sens on which the liberal press trying foster The
English people will always rally around tho Crown
when the country is in danger; but will Ireland
spond SO heartily
The Times continues to advocate cooperation with
Russia in enforcing upon the Porto satisfactory re-
forms. II had powerful leading editorial tho
subject yesterday which 1t cited the intervention in
SYRIA in 1860 the French occupation OF tho Lebanon
by OF all the treaty Powers 10 show that
military interference IN Bulgaria would have
precedent ana that the Porte yielded to European
control internal affairs then II would do in the
parallel case presented
The DAILY Ne,cs tho organ Of the liberal party
strongly opposes any action in q hostile to
Russia.
Tho Standard, Telegraph and Pail Mall Gazette do
not believe that England remain neutral
The Post while strongly anti-Russian, is disposed to
believe Russia has abandoned tho idea OF demand
ing scizng material guarantees Tor the execution Of
reforms OF insisting upon autonomy In the sense Of
infringing the independence OF Turkey II thinks,
therefore, that tho Conference may arrive at
rapccmcnt satisfying Russa's legitimate demands
while respecting the equally legitimate susccptbilties
man Empire.
Tho I,au Mall Gazette had leading editorial on tho
Eastern question, which concluded iolows:-
..Engsh jealousy, English suspicion is thoroughly
aroused Any overt act on the part OF Russia in the
direction OF her suspected aims would deepen this
suspicion into active hostility, and not only leave the
government act against Russia but, in certain
contingencies, compel them so to act"
OPINIONS or THE FINANCIAL EDITORS.
.sOnc OF tho rumors the Stock Exchange" said
the Times OF yesterday, in its financial column, 'was
that Lord Derby had withdrawn from negotiation
the Eastern question: and the Cabinet had ordered the
occupation OF Cons,an,inopIc by tho British orces,
shat there would be no conference, but immediate
warn This rumor probably tho foundation Tor
the following statement, which Tho Financier made ed
ioriay yesterday I'VE state, not officially. but
crv confidently the course the British Cabinet have
resolved upon If Russia nvadcs Turkey. In such
event a British army corps viii immed-
utely occupy Consantinopc and defend u against all
attacks 1t is calculated that not more than 900
troops are British engineer officers are al
ready making survey for thorough defence OF the
Turkish capital. Engands object IS not to participate
IN q war between Turkey and Russia, who may hgot
out their quarrel whether In Asia or Europe, but TO
protect ConsantinopIo and the Dardanees from sciz
ure by Russia England would simply hold Consranti-
nop,e in pledge temporarily behalf Of the other
Powers and the world ut large. As as a neutral
state was formed tho Bosphorous such other ar.
rapcemcut effected as Europe may ultimately deter
mpo upon the wardcnship OF the Dardcncllcs, Eng
land would willingly Withdraw. Thus tho ministerial
policy is perfectly clear aud Tree from future cntanglc
mcnt II has a distinct object Of vital importance TO
british interests and beyond that object tho govern
ment will not 60"
The foregoing in all probability has no better foun-
dstion than the 5tock Exchange rumor before men
stoned which the Times merely repeats without COM
ment but shows the current Of opinion here among
The supporters of the Ministry There is, however
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