The New York herald., 1876-11-16
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts of the
World.
THE EASTERN DANGER.
Reforms Which Russia Will De-
mand of the Porte.
THE ANGLO-AUSTRIAN ALLIANCE.
A Rumored Uprising in
Poland.
THE EASTERN DANGER.
HE ANGLO-AUSTRIAN ALLIANCE.
MORE TROOPS FOR ENGLAND.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LONDON. Nov. 16, 1876.
Amoody willingness to accept the natural course
events now seems to actuatc the citizens OF the
British capital to say less and even think less about
The war cloud than for weeks past. Every subter
md all with equal non-succcss The eanuf OF doubt
has worried the patience OF the entire British Mn
stry. The grit of the Gar seems equally firm. The
,minous slyness with which Russia has been arm
ing and organizing and the fact that an imperial
order was promulgated yesterday prohibiting the
export OF horses from Western and Southern
Russia augurs immediate action in the
North. One apparently trustworthy report
yeems to point to an immediate concentration
N the Russian Army Of the vistula, which viii be
reinforced by the Imperial Guards, as announced by
The HERALD several days ago. This is simply the
massing Of the army in the vicinity Of Poland, in
order that no seeds of nsurrection can be sown
there before Russia is ready to strike
INTENDING UPRISING IN POLAND
An explanation for the movement of the troops is
found IN the fact that intelligence has just reached
London from Warsaw that there exists great fear OF
an uprising in Poland. The government has posted
acars about the streets OF that capital prohibiting
any gathering Of the people. Tho Financier goes so
far say that state OF siege has been proclaimed
In Poland. Has England ceased investing in sucz
canals ard Turkish bonds In order that she may put
her money where 1t will do the most goods
RrssIAs STRENGTH.
The force which Russia will mobilize, in accordance
with the recent ordnance numbers 1885, 2e2 infantry
267sS cavalry and 624 ri1cd breech loading cannon
The rifles are Of tho American Bcrdan pattern. Be-
Of tho state Of the weather military esti-
above forco can bc concentrated on the Pruth-
DANGEROUS PROPOSITIONS.
Tho Political Correspondence Of vionna publishes
letter from its St. Petersburg correspondent which
summarizes tho reforms Russia intends to demand OF
the Porte as iollows:-
Iirst-Tbe disarmament OF tho entire population Of
Bosnia Herzegovina aud Bulgaria without distinction
Of creed
Sccond-The abolition ofrroguIar troops.
Tird-Ths transfer Asia of the Ciroassians settled
In Europe.
Fourth-The language Of tho country to bc intro
duccd in tho public Offices and tribupala
Fttth-A native Christian to be appointed Governor
by tho rore in each province and the appointment OF
. permanent commission Of supervisors composed Of
he Consus OF tho Great Powers.
ENGLAND ACTIVE
Meanwhile England Is not inactive. Her Majesty's
ship Bullnncn sailed from Halifax for Bermuda ycster
chin Tny io
from Bermuda TO Halifax with tho Ninety seventh
regiment Thence sho will convey the Eighty seventh
regiment to Bermuda succeed tho Ninety.seventh,
and will then convey tho Twentieth regiment and
S,xtoih Rifles TO England.
coNcocTIyG CoyrBREScE
From Constaniinopio comes the report that all tho
Powers arc in accord respecting tho Conference which
Ia expected to begin session at the end OF the pres
ant month"; II ever does. The Porto offered many
objections TO tho OF the Conference but its ad
hcson was finally forced by urgent representations
from England. A favorable reply Of Austria TO the
English plan of conference despatched yesterday
from Vienna TO London.
THE REPORTED AxGLo-AUsTRiAS ALLIANCE.
The reported action OF England in communicating 10
the Austrian Minister in London. Coust Won Beust,
tho ultcrlor designs OF Russia. has cfoated a
10 emincnay Satisfactory 10 Englishmen, and
,hcy can only regret that the report does
rot nnd some confirmation. The theory upon which
.he news Is based good one but In London there
ID considerable fear that the theory originated first
ana the news maic to suit 1t aitcrward. The Neue
Frei Presse of Vienna, has ingenious (not ngen-
uous) record.
pIscoUyrrxG THE DISASTERS.
The London underwriters striving to discount In
advance tho losses incident to war IN the East The
rates have been raised to lvo shilinas the floo
twenty -nvo cents on sioo) for risk OF capture on
steamers now loaded or loading in Russian ports.
This, of course chiefly applies to Black Sea ports, as
all her Baltic harbors full OF icc The insurance
compan,cs might as well speculate trine ON tho
event as other commercial corporations who are bu7
ing up 'shoddy" mills and camp equipments
GERMANY WILL NOT PARTICIPATE.
A most Trustworthy correspondent teegraphs from
Paris that Germany positively refuses 10 participate IN
she Exhibition OF 1878.
THE PRESIDENT or THE ITALIAN SENATE
King Victor Emmanuel has appointed Sgnor Fecchio
President OF tho Italian Senate.
FRANCE AND THE UNITED STATES
Tho text of Minister wnshburnc's letter 10 Duke
Decazes, the French Foreign Minister, closing the
;orrespordencc in regard to the Du sommcrard affair,
published yesterday. Tho letter is nm exceedingly
,ordia ono. Minister washburno tenders the Duke
personal thanks Tor his friendly action in tho matter
TERRIBLE MARINE DisAsTER
The British steamer City Of Manchester, from Liver
jool for Calcutta, sunk yesterday. OF Akyab IN the
Bengal Presidency India All hands, except the cap
tain and steward, supposed 10 DO lost.
FINANCIAL
Business on the Stock Exchange to-day has been
suet and steady but thcro marked recovery in
pr,ces Two minor failures reported IN conncc-
ZION With tho iortnightly settlement
Silver was quoted at 53,sd.