New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-04
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
THE TURKISH COMPLICATIONS.

THE tt EEI~U COMPILATIONS.
THR CoS,ULlE COMMISSION s-uLyEi'-tRfNcH
NEUTRALITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - BOSNIA.
pAAr.. Friday, Noy. ., 1876
Reuter-, telegram from Ragusa states that
In sequence O., the conclusion OF the armstice the
Consular Commits oH ~ M,slg for tAe pachcdtIon Of
tho iu.i,r-rlt prov ncas has been dissolved.
Ia tlc Chamber of patio, to-day The D"he Desales'
M!ui.trr O.; Foreign AGt.s. mu,e statement in regard
Ia the ocy ot tie Tr,uch Go,crnm. ut "a the East. lie
dwell principally on tte corniry5 need ci peace ana
concluded as follows: H. cu.rarT - the expectations
OF tlc Geytt'n ~ complications 0hoa.d arise, we sNd
never 1s youto con, roo. the honor and safety Of
France ir 70 s.rlcrle winch does not Involve her essen
tial interests TaU, Laym, Usci our best eudcayors 10
rialalI OBJ. peace, ~ Eur,l" shall al least be sure
OF bc.ue ah.c 20 maintain % foroHrseyc5.'
LONDON. Saturday. Sov. J. 1876.
Asu,,ia, dispatch To he >Lyp,.f from scrairyo ihc
cuI az HusaI reports tALt thc residence OF the Aus
rian Consul taat town been Sc; Oh fire. It D, sad
by tn Turks; all o., troops who were Summoned to
cxtiu,ai.n tar Ga.u.s pl1udcr'! She ha"s'.
TIE Au,u.rICE ACCEPTED BY MoNrENrGHo.
Lo>pos. Saturday. Noy. =, 1876.
The vienna correspondent OF The Times an
ounr- hat Noni.a.rc has accepted the armi~t'ce on
the same tcrIu, sC.yia.
Abe. ..rade telegram to Tie Times confirms the state
nent tlt tie arIasticc accepted by the Porte is I'M
Conditional
TIE RECENT WAR PANIC ~ ENGLAND.
f;rEN>E EXCITEMENT At HE STOCK ENcHANGE-
RAPID DECLINE :, sroCKs-sEyEEtL MILITARY
PROTECTS EEraErED.
fYEoM - OCCASIONAL toRRU,roNDfNr OF THE TRIM HLl
LONDON. Oct lg.-Whiic the Russian and English
,r,p,lai. ~ Malta were on Tuesday exchanging
friendly salute, over the Duchess Of Edwburghs
birthday. tno fear, Of the british people we've
aroused 10 the highest pitch ar" extraordinary eN-
,iicuc.i prevailed. 1lic rrpor, 81 alliance l't"cen
lu.tr,a and ku.sa ray well have cauScda ltar
flat those same iI0uclad- woalI very soon be eN-
CHANGING .alu;c- of very different hind and there
for. have caused al bat Va:Ic ia the money mar
L,t and on tuc Exchange. R1t D. That was the 'iitct
of mere ritw1r rf al Au>tT-nuesl3n alliance you
man, s,lv indie, an, result of the rcNt days tclc
,,ran from Vienna i,p.rme tie rHmo:cd TRIPLE
alliance. TIruueloul tle caD;r day perfect panic
pr,.,a,l.d on ire. stock EN,hgrac. Prc's wcai
L.vn Nitha rm. aud even such securities ~ TIE
ENGLISH fmGs declined lI2 and per cent. IN so".e
nan, of the day &. was dt!cnlt 20 Obtain selling
n,i,r. Russian and hungarian stocL5 were most
affected: the for,rr have nj, week declined nearly
20 per cent and th. latte. o;cr 10. The rnmoied
bankruptcy ui Rus,, and th" projected new loan OF
rfOUJO. 600 have helped on the Wlec@"gc.
II W., not in COMMERCIAL circles alone that tAiS
cxc,>,iyc excitement prevailed. The whole OF Lon
don and apparently ,he provinces all classes ana IN
all ,uf,.r o. p.i.u. Il r.,gr or less the dUck. lie
nl,;mat. result of tlrc alliance upon the fortunes
of Britain wus wildly discussed Ia clubs and social
c,,..,s and bat f.a stayed to cor ldcr the proba-
b,lity of the truh oi the T'm0r Enough 10 know
that such Il rhlua was p.>,ih." aHd that they were
br,ugit face 80 face win lbs probability. Clerks
and slopnrn bctIougut themselves of the conscrlp-
ti-u. which the, seemed To assume was M All but
hourly danger Of being adopted 10y tine Go''mm'nI
in d.,paIr INcn lower GLASSES still had entered
ito it pirt: cai.acu and porter~ were full ot the
,,o.l,.t of war Hal thu allied tccrs b,cn at
T..mo, Haven ur al Dover tie excitement could
sc4rc,iy havc Lrcu more intense. Ia the mids; of
All tina. excitement II is not wonderful that there
slo,lJ have been "A good many rImCrs aloat, and
so,n. of an Alarming nature We were told that TIE
Kr.tsb Government lad called upon Lloyds 10 in
stantly supply list oi All ar'-s"iS ''t!m'n '"pd-
iii. II conveying troops and that cont nErni con-
tr,ct4 for fh,r lire were forthwith 10 be entered
mo Lord Napier of Magdala had been directed 10
L,ld himself il rra.lIL,s. az convenient spot IA ne
Mediterranean, whence az any moment he hIghl ne
d;r.ct.d to p.ocred with troops To Egypt. Another
dio,eIv to be- summoned in consequence OF Russia
having declined the armlstlCc. Two other funlors
az military character were To the effect that the
commandments had been ordered To have three
army corps IN readiness iOr immediate ulspatch 10
the Mediterranean, ami that plans for the defense
of CnnstautInople prepared by the Royal Engineers
and tnnroyed by the British War Office, have been
forwarded 10 the admiral Of the fleet at Besika Bay
When the source OF these alarming TlllOls came
IN ha sought il was discovered that reliance was
to Le nlncrd on them, and when one came to con-
slider them for "A moment one saw they bore upon
tba,r f.ce eyilauce which condemned them