Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-04
THE EAS =.
The Cars Letter to the Emperor of
Austria still the Topic itn the
Great POWeTs-Peace as
Far Away as Ever.
England, Austria and Germany Deci-
dedlJ Opposed TO Russia's Ambi.
tiOus Schemes Diplomacy
Dallying with Wsr-
Grant and OkhOtsk.

LONDON. O3tobar "A Vienna cor
respondent OF the Times ssys thst an answe-
has been drawn up 10y Count AhdraSsyt and
the letter submitted 20 the emperor o. Aus
TIA on Sunday for his sanction. Cunt = n
Grassy had alTesdy communtc 4t,d his views
on the QueS n to Francis JOSEPH, Who had
approved Of them. The letter, therefore, will
undoubtedly receive imperial sanction, and
will ho given TO the Russian envoy when he
.eaves on The fiith instant. The X ssian let
ter is q preliminary Introduction to posittv
pro opO-als thSt culmtnate in the teclaral lon
Lnat the application and enfol cement Of Jn~
reforms prOpOsed by the powers cannot be
intrustgd TO Turkey. Therefore the power
are invited to come to an understanding
about the guarantees to be demanded TO Sc
cure the application OF the reforms promised.
AS precedent, the sctiOn OF the powers in
1850, in ~ ria, which was succe ssfdl, IS recon-
mended. This question OF guarantees is not
new, having been oiten discussed In pat
years; but new that the powers NUT give
deciSiCn on the suhj ject, IL is undoubtedly the
weightitst that has come before them. Rus
STA eeps nominally to the English proposal
but this propo eS 10 go a step beyond. a great
step II is, involving, as II de, the taking
ont of Turkeys hand, the organization OF
Bosnia, He zegoviuR and Bulgaria, an pro-
vidip g r The Oc upatlOn of those provinces,
although regarding the latter provision the
Syria preceden, hardly piles:
he Times il q leader. .saysi Russia cannot
too empnatically be wsr.el tbsg in pTopos-
ing the occupation of Bulgaria; the cZ3r has
misresd tue mind of turUpe." The Times
under stands tnat IL was not pro 2osed that the
Russian ard Austrian fleets should W6tcl the
BUsphOIus, but the fleets OF England and
France. There is no need for sucn 2, Oposa,
as the English fleet is watching t. Bos pho
rus now, anu intends to remain there until
the storm clouds bow aWaL from tee most
coveted DeVal siaIion in tue world, out the
scheme OF the Russian troops marching to
Bulgaria is a master piece of bold ness anu au-
acity. Bulgaria is The key OF Turkey, and
should the government of the car insist on
ITS ccupatIon, it will lay itself open to tue
darkes su-plcIO and every country in Eu-
rope would say tnat IS deut champi Jnsh
of The christian spbjec OF the porte was d
cover Ior her designs of cOpqu st and dreams
of II Pan selavisnl, and wvuid spread general
a,aim,
ST. PETERSBURG, October 3.-It is official
" Ondrmed tnat the SeIvian guVernmen-
will ouly Sield 10 foreign IN lITary interven-
ii II, anu will not entertain any peace cOnoi-
tions unless they are first subml,ted TO Selvla.
Lon DON, October IA Vienna dispatch to
the Daily NeJOS says the Free PTe5S beals tha
Russ ana The United ~tateS 90 cluded a
treaty last = uguSt Uy u bicn tue former cedes
The port OF Oh hatsk, IN SiUer1s, aud the 3dJ a
cent te.rItory on the seasnUre, in e1chan e
for irou CLAUS and the kum Of sixteen III lilOn
TOuOles, anu that a Russian envoy has let for
America.
minist has ordered the purchase Oh twenty
nve thou a4d Cnassepot hes.
CONSrAN iINOPIE, Oct Iber 1.-The Porte
yesterday CO LmuDiceted IN the am I'd ssadoIs
OF tie powers plan OF re oIm applicable Ju
the who empire, including the removal OF
all dis .biliJIes fcom christian. The plan S
dTaWn u p so as 10 imply JnaJ the lUc0! au Ol.
ony for snia, Bulgaria and HeIz gOvina
wOu d be useless, although II does Lot form
ally refuse autonomy. The plan of reforms
comprises the creation of a National council
OF Un3 hunored and twenty members.
PARIS, DC oter 3-The Temps publishes a
communication from the husslaa embassy in
this city, in whiG IT. is TIA ed That tle CZar 1,
still in IaVor of pc ce; If Russia should event
uaIly mt rVene, ii - ould be Uny with the
tire agreement OF the powers end that inter
vehtlon, III any case, would be preceded by
confert nee.
LONDON, October S-7he Berlin CORE.
sponj ent OF the times, in commenting upoa
the excited ions of Lhz kuhslan and Huuga-
ran press, saya 1t is interesting to notice that
the organs OF botn the Russian aud q uStrian
governments Sre exchanging seas OF war.
The PesJh Lloyd declares th AG a u7tEfs wUuid
have the allies in q conflict, and the st. re-
JeTsDuTg GdL0s says that nussia will not bS
stopped even If she hau na allies. The tone
Of many Of the leading organs OF Germany is
strongly opposed 70 the support Of The ambi-
tious designs of Russ a. he Alse maine lei
tuHQ says II S cOnvlnced that 10 German gov
ernment will support husssIas selfish designs.
1t thinks Russia would recol 1Iom war If
Austria and Turkey accepted her challenge.
The IfHses'S corr IeSponCenJ remarks: "Ihis
opinion was very general here some time ago,
but recent events have somewhat mOulfied IL
IL l. now thUusht that Russia, after her re-
peated threats of war, m ght, If challenged,
deem 1t Incompatible with her honor to re.
main at peace.
LONDON, October The Vienna cor
respondent II the Times says the czar's letter
10 hmperor Francis Joseph contains no posi-
tive proposal of any acLIOn. 1t lays great
czar and Francis Joseph aud the nece e.sity OF
maintaining peace, and oesre is expressed
to come to an understanding. In the last tew
days communications nave passed to the g. eat
powers, which seems to indicate that the let-
ter was preliminary Introduction 10 positive
proposals, as reported last night.