The New York herald., 1876-11-05
GABLE N EW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Arrangements for Carrying Out the
Armistice.
THE FRENCH CRISIS.
Compromise Effected on the Commun-
it Trial Question.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
THE FRENCH CRISIS.
TRADE IN CLAN

Loxpox, Nov. 4, 1879
There is very little from the seat of war to-day,
and that little is not Of much Importance. The arms-
tlce established fact, and the foreign ministers
sndcavoring to make such arrangements as will
render any unntcntionai other violation OF 1t
probable A despatch from Constantinople says:--
.The foreign ambassadors met nj the residence OF
Sir Henry Elliot the British Ambassador, yesterday,
to settle upon the method OF determining demarca-
tion line between the belligerent armes' This will DO
difficult task from tho nature OF tho ground, the
lrreguarity Of tho lines occupied by the contendnR
armies and tho character OF portion OF tho troops
sngasod
The armistice being agreed TO the public
left 10 speculate to the prospects Of peace but there
is absolutely reliable information that point
and tho spccuaons OF editors and correspondents
Of small account when there arc no facts on which
their theories may be based
&THE FRENCH PARLIAMENTARY CRISIS.
The defeat OF the Dufaurc Ministry N. Gatineau's
bill on tho Communist trials gave rise to serious ap
prehensions OF ministerial crisis and the friends Of
republicansm imagined that there would be
ID republic II NJ Dufaure and some OF his colleagues
should resign. All their gloomy forebodings about
Bonapartsr plots and royalist intrigues, however,
have proved to be groundess, and that spirit OF
promise which has enabled the leaders Of tho repub
within tho last hvc years again stood them in need
and averied impending calamity.
a Reuter- despatch from Versailles says:-"Since
yesterday there has boen . compromise between the
supporters and opponents OF the Gatincau bill for the
cessation OF the prosecutions against the Communists
The nature OF tho agreement Is not stated but in
days sitting of the Chamber Of Deputies o new BILL
proposed as compromise was adopted excepting an
article transferring juries the trials offenders in
eontumdcidm
MINcryG MARKETS
The Mincng Lane markets have been only slightly
Affected by Eastern affairs Large transactions loaf
sugar have caused further advance Of Cd. 30 3D. per
cwt and West Indies IS held for greater rise. Re.
hned including foreign loaves, has sold higher The
stock OF raw sugar has again decreased. Plantation
Ceylon coffee st tends upward and the public sales
realized "a per cwt. above last weeks rates Low
descriptions dull Tea is depressed. The stock Is
large Fair Congous sold in buyers favor Rico is
held for higher prices saltpetre is triae cheaper.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
There has been much huctuation on the Stock Ex.
change during the week, which in tho early part was
Of unfavorabe tendency consequence OF Eastern
Affairs Tho announcement OF tho CONCLUSION OF an
srmstics produced great improvement Since
Thursday important advance in prices has occurred
and the majority OF stocks attained their best point
. for weeks Argentines and Buenos Ayres havo
gained 10 IL; Urusuays, 9; Egypts, to Ak Hunga-
rian, 2 to AZ; Russian, 8; Turkish y to AZ; Aus
tran. ~; French, tx to 2, and Italian, ~. The
continental bourses during tho last days have
also been very buoyant English railways have gensr-
ally tended upward. though the advance 10 mmaterai.
To-day there been slight relapse all around, with
assgnabls cause except tho dscontnuanco of pur
chases by spectators TO outstanding contracts
SPECIE YORK.
Tho sum OF $500, 900 in specie withdrawn from
the Bank OF England yesterday for shipment TO Now
York.
TIE TURKISH COMMISSION IN BULGARIA.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4, 1876.
Aristarchi Bey, Turkish Minister nt Washington, has
received ty mail from Constantnopo following
formation:
rhc extraordinary commission recently sent to Bull
Ira ty the Sublime Porto instructed to ascertain
he ruth relating 80 the facts which had been
ported, TO punish tho authors thereof exemplary
manner, and to give the full satisfaction to the
lun.rcrs Moreover, The imperial government has
OF els 900 (neariy 800 0O0 first insiallment
relieve tho pressing wants Of tho sufferers OF
the nsurrcction. Measures have also been for
rebuilding promptly possible tho burned villages
Independently OF the aid OF cvory kind which the gov
has gwen for that purpose timber and other
materials have been iurnIsbcd by both Christian and
Nussulman residents in the vicinity