The New York herald., 1876-11-09

House Of Representatives and also because
or the claims of the various sections OF
tho democrats for Office patronage. The Times con-
ogainst yielding to tho pressure OF the Southern
democrats in favor Of reuctionary measures; and
any event. 1t is moro hat ,hcro Is no danger
Of his asserting measures Of imitation repudia-
ton. He, moreover, is too sagacious to modify
his foreign policy for the consentmcnt OF Irish demo
Gratis. There is ground whether from nnancia
or political point OF view, for denying him the conf
denee Of Englishmen We are bound to respect the
clearly pronounced will OF the American people and
cannot consider It unmixed misfortune for tho
republicans that they temporarily compelled to
breathe the bracing air OF opposition"
cAusE- ''MIsMAxAMESr In THE SOUTH"
Tho Daily News this morning discussing tho Presi-
Dental election in the United states says the result
cannot surprise any attentive observer OF Ameri-
politics II cannot cause the reversal
OF the legislation OF tho years Immediately
succeeding the 1t change
rather Of men than Of measures The Neps fears no
of the national debt in specie safe whichever
party may be in power 1t bases its generally favor
able an,icpations in great measure the personal
antecodcnts and moderation Of Mr. Tden, who is
likely TO exercise restraining influence upon the
trcmc section of tho party. 1t docs not, yet
any indication that the election affects the question OF
protective legislation Questions relative to the South
have been tho deciding forces tho NeWs thinks,
sathcr than the currency OF FREQ trade probtema
DESERVING or CONGRATULATIONS.
The Standard also regards Mr. Tilden's antecedents
as furnishing good guarantee OF tho honesty and mod
Grafton Of his administration and security against In
uatlonsm The Standard congra,ula,os the American
On tho aw-abiding spirit displayed throughout the
country and says the result Of the election scarcely
greater cause OF congraulaton than the fact that
:lose a contest for such great stake should havo
passed without violence and boodshed when riots in
few places might have turned the scale by intimidas
Ing uoters
now rHE POWERS WILL ACT.
Intelligence received from Constantinople an
mo- >ces that Sir Henry Elliott, the British Ambassa-
dor at the Turkish capital, will communicate to tho
rhc proposals in question (which cent in
these dispatches yesterday arc wordcd so as
TO enable either Russia or Turkey 10 mako counter
proposals. The Porte will not reply until II knows
tho tenor Of the answer OF tho great Powers II is
believed that France and Italy Will maintain reserve
until aware OF Rnssia's views Austria has semi
officially announced her intention 10 await the
Ar the other Powers. The Russian answer will proba
bv not be known until tho Czar arrives at St Peters
burr La France says Prince Bismarck has declared
that he cannot see tho utility Of Germanys psrtcpat.
ing in the conference.
RUSSIA IyrERFEREs
ssRussa insists said lie Nord Of Brussels. yester-
sav con the early conference OF the Powers on the
BASIS OF tho English proposals. General IgnatieG the
Russ,an ambassador at ConstantnopIc, hos been In
urucsed to support cnergetcay o large measure OF
illustrative autonomy for Bosnia Herzegovina and
Bulgaria with ecacious guarantees under tho control
OF the Powers"
CONFERENCES ACCEPTED.
4 Vienna special announces that Russia and France
have accented the English proposal for conference
A preliminary conference will meet at Constantnope
shortly 10 arrange peace programme which Is to be
discussed and settled by second and moro formal
,ontercncc The negotiations are proceeding favor-
sbly
puss,a has yielded consent the English proposal
ma, All future action decided by the Conference
.houd respect the territorial integrity Of Turkey.
mis- asscpt was obtained by the friendly but firm atti
tude OF England. Russia st frat objected, because
.he thought occupation might possibly bs necessary.
RrssIAss POVERTY.
Tho Russian Minister OF Finance has drawn up
shn mir In wh ho
strongly deprccatcs war;
HorE ron THE AMERICAN wHALrRs
Prominence is given in the Tsmes to-day
a. letter signed "Arctc, and dated Ports
mouth. when is presumed to be written
~ A member OF Captain Mares Polar expedi-
lion Tho writer reviews the reports OF the recent
disaster 10 the American whaling feet In Behring's Sea,
cd combsis the theory that who remained
a. tho vessels in the leo must necessarily perish during
tho winter
AxroxELLI's FUNERAL
Cardinal Antouclh wns buried on Tuesday night in
sbc family mausocum in the cemetery OF ST. Lorenzo.
A FRENCH MINISTERIAL SPLIT.
paris special this morning Gays tlscro is split In
sno cab,nct NJ de Marccrc, tho Minister OF the In
tcr,or complains OF NJ. Duiaurcs severity toward tho
,cnububIcan press II Is reported that the Len pur-
,o.c m Interpolation the subject
CENTRAL AFRICAN EXPLORATION
r,s African explorer. Goruon, intends 10 continue
h,s explorations consequences Of having discovered
s..,.b Of tho whitc Niie which may possibly enable
mia ~ hith0fto barred hf0