New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-15
EUROPE AGAIN DISTURBED.
THE RUSSIAN ARMY PREPARING FOR WAR.
PRINCE GORTCHAKOFF DECLARES THAT RUSSIA
WILL INSIST UPON GUARANTEES-MIIITARY sup
PLIES ORDERED From BERLIN-THE BRITISH
TERMS MODIFIED.


A Reuter- dispatch from st. Petersburg says:
The Car has ordered the mobilization of part of the
Russian army A circular OF Prince GOrtchakon, the
Russian Premier To Russian representatives abroad
planning this measure, says The Car does not wish
war and viii, If possible avoid it, He is however, de-
tcnned that the principles of justice which have been
recognized necessary by the whole OF Europe shall DO
carried out in Turkey under cicacious guarantees"
special dispatch from Berlin to the PdH Nall Gazette
says Russia has given large orders 10 Berlin houses for
military supplies. Should Russia persist in her warlike
policy there is to believe she will be perfectly iso
lated. Germany is understood be pledged to ObSer
want neutrality against Austria, with engagement
to watch the Polish Provinces presumably TO assist in
REFRESHING any Polish rising.
messenger from Lvada passed through Dover to-
day with dispatches from the Car Queen Victoria.
on The stock Exchange Russian securities are greatly
depressed, almost to the extent Of panic They have
fallen four per cent from this mornings highest point.
PACIFIC TONES FROM ENGLAND.
The Times to-day has a strong prO-Russian leading
editorial article the Eastern question 1t first notices
the slow progress toward an agreement about confer
and It, bases-facts which clearly promising
for it, snccs-but declares that the worst symptom is
disposition prescribe beforehand conditions ncompat
bic with ideas OF negotiation aud compromise. 1t cites
thus inconsistent with the idea Of conference the
stipulation that there must Dc Limitation OF tho
sUltas sovereign will Bat those who labor for peace.
it says viii lose heart because the prospect not
perfectly clear The Times condemns past British policy
and says:
eli austria and Great Britain had known their interests
Ia. ycIr they would have arrested any extension Oi ts
difficulty py promoting what was then comparatively
easy settlement Ii then proceeds To- forecast the uture
III I'M, WISE ouppO'ihS lhc hIHiril.c y 's %
Il Conference or the Conference fa the Car would de-
Russian doninous any other object than securing good
oytrmncnt for his sldyOnic brethren. Many %ouid
but it is clear that England could find no
prc,ense FOR interference uhtl much more
ctr, ~ he sl,fan onr rict al the inevitable part.
of his dOHiiOus, might Gc obliged TO demand that
Ae should rcs-n Constantnope 10 power able to take
care Of it,
The Times says 1t does suppose it would come to
,hs. The would stop before be provoked crisis
calling for Eutnds Intervention. With Seryia aggrand
.z,d ana INDEPENDENT and E0unana independent and
aguaudzcl south Of the Danube in cXchln-e for terri
tory coded 10 Russia or the north, he would stop well
contcnted with what he ..ta dlna work. he compile
ton whereof aust De left for another time. Bat what
result this would De Of policy having Tor is first note
the maintenance OF the independence ami integrity OF
the to,nan Empire. What have described il the
probable events which ut look forward
X tine aruscc expires without peace beng proclaimed
without saying that under Circumstances could
o shot be fred from English cannon this pucl may be
uuhcsl;n.y docarel-that, if Russia lookup the war
from s.ryia'5 failing hands, English opinion would no
more Justify armed opposition 10 Russia than II did
justify armed opposition TO se.via and the diplomacy OF
Russia would show Itself altogether deficient in thu sa-
cacty attributed II IL il iii not 80 describe the OBJ
ccs the war; and restrict is operations rs to Pee
vent the occurrence Of any sufficient reason for our in
t,rieIug'
Tie Tiqes5 article concludes with argument in
favor ~ conference not committed inevitable fail
urc Il believes that guarantees satisfactory 10 Russia
and possible To turkey may b. arranged Ii Russia re-
icc.cj all attempts at settlement, which The Times does
believe l,cy. England would BE- free IN the future,
} ana II Die. sal f..
sro..iblr for the future. The experiences Of the past
di-c d.; BE suggestion that Turkey might resist pro-
rosili e.auw,. d.d by the jo.n authority OF Europe
bat should t D., realized Russia w0ul be oly 700 ready
10 act the cutye officer OF confederation or tho
European Powers.
Pr,sIA WARNED THAT ENGLAND Is WARLIKE.
ne I4U itlH Ga-ctc this ait ino'n, referring 70 the
last paragraph OF the foregoing criticize from The ItmeS,
says:
with SIC. 'lsncc as this affords Of the attitude OF
IGuJ viii ho utterly ami most dangerously mistaken
need ut -af, bl. li'iaia oi inns Nui I!s aiI' '
once IN the history OF tt "o nations becl detected too
llJa end in any ease Z /, dsqucun- % tni tat Russia
isruicius UPON iy't ami critical nt-o,miSH, UNI
tly Is that which prrclpli.-.,'t The tnnuan NaF.
the RUSSIAN CALL To- ARMS.
Reuter-, telegram from ~. Petersburg contains the
following: Prince GortcilAJn', circular which Is
dated Nov -, is published Ia the 0gieia! Gazette
it.lys mobilization has been ordered IN view Of acts
tsatcd notwithstanding al the efforts OF the Russian
Government.
Animtgg.l ordinance has also been issued, sanction
ing the formation of six army corps, composed Of
divisions stationed in the districts OF kicy hhaIkoy aud
odessa.
GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS ~ COMMAND.
The active army Will comprise four divisions, and will
D, under the command of the cars brother Grand Duke
Nicolas Ncoaicyitch, with Adiutau;-Gen. Nepokos-
chitzky ~. CHIEF of star Prince Mas-asky commander
of artillery, and lIlOr-Gcn Dcpp Chief " Engineers
The commander, OF the various corps are Prince
Barklai Won TJW oimagu, Licut.Gen. RadctsAy' Baron
Won Kiuclclrr Prince NorouzoG Prince chaCkoilski,
aud GEN WannoWsky.
LONDON. wednesday, Nov. 10, 1876.
4 dispatch from Nisch TO Ihe arIrid'd reports that
Abdul kcrm Pa,ha has been ordered 10 return 10 Con-
stautuoplc and started thithcr on Monday.
THE TURKS AR'IING TIE FRONTIER POSTS.
The StrRdnd's Vienna dispatch says:
Ounrtcrs for 10000 are being prepared NJ Rust
chk. Tie fortresses OF seiStr1 schuma kustchu and
NauI - bee held by 1900 reserve men from the
send sc foi," to Consiautnope, and steamers have
been ,,pi to the Albanian coast to transport them
The Perrin correspondent Of The Standard tclegraphs
that the Russian ambassadors at the several courts have
been ordered 10 officially communicate To the foreign
governments the Moscow speech Of tie Car and give
ecih explanation OF It's meaning.
The st Petersburg GOtOs that the Grand Duke
Nicolas VIII establish his headquarters at Kscnew In
Bessarabia.
ENGLAND MODIFYING HER TERMS.
BRUSSELS. Tuesday NOV. II, 1876.
lie Norf tho Russian organ SAYS the English proposals
for conference support the integrity Of the Ottoman
Empire, not its independence. lie NCyd cOngratulates
Lord Derby having excluded nom his proposals for
mua which incompatible with existing facts and
which the decisions OF the conference would necessarily
set aside, The OF the English proposal gives rea-
son 10 hone that England will refuse 10 any
guarantees really Indispensable.