The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-22
WAR CLOUDS DISS0LVING.
a CONTRA or THE RUSSO
ITALIAN ALLIANCE.
Also Of the Rumor that Russia bns the Sap
port Of termany aud Austria Russta's
Wsriike ePreparations-The Turks Cnpttu-
Ist,ns to the Moutcnearins at Medun.

Istips TO the Niontcnearins at Medun.
, LONDON. Oct. 2.-To-day's dispatches
necsssitate a serious modG O cation OF previous
views in regard to the Eastern question. by
the confession Of the Tmcs's Vienna corre-
spondent, he Was mistaken about the powers
which had declared their acceptance OF the six
month"; armIstice. Neither Austria, France, nor
Italy had notified the Porto OF their adhesion to
that proposal, though neither had objected TO
1t. England alone, therefore, took formal ao-
ton In It's favor. The effect OF this Ia that all
the powers except England remain in position
to urge tho Porte to concede the Russian de-
msnd. On the other hand, It seems certain that
Russia has not the support Of either Germany
Or Austria In the contemplated movement
against Bulgaria.
The announcement that the Czarewitch will
visit the Courts at Vienna. Berlin, and London.
seems to indicate that Russia Is besitating to
sct separately. ANY how. tho mission OF Col.
Detashkon the O. rs Adjutant to the En-.
perur Of Austria Jared no better than that OF
Gen. SumarakOf aud the weight OF the evidence
soems to show that the other powers have. like
England, taken up an expectant attitude, IN
face Of Russia's wariike preparaiions for We
have also contradiction OF the Russo-Italian
alliance from several quarters, including an In
spired Reuter- despatch from Rome, which says !:
"Contrary to rumor Italy, up to the present.
maintains an attitude OF reserve
Prince bismarck Is still at varzin, the En-
psror Of Austria and Count Andrassy are at
Belgrade II Is declared that the Czr's return to
st Petersburg Will be the signal for tho entry of
Russian army into Bulgaria.
story that the British Cabinet, at It's meet
Ing on Thursday last, decided to occupy Con-
nanlin1ple with ATTY thousand troops, sup
ported BY a heavy 1eet, the instant that Russia
invades Turkish territory. and that II Germany.
austria: or France should oppose this step 1t
you'd be the policy Of Great Britain To occupy
Egypt. was set anott here Yesterday bya Bohe-
man, WHO unsuccessfully offered IL for sale at
agencies, and who stated thai ne received it
irOm Lord John Manner. The best evidence
that England does not look TO hostities Is
Lound ~ the further prorogation Of Parliament
The article In Yesterdays Times which stated
fears u British participation In tho war and
that England is NOT called upon either by the
text OF treaties or by moral obligation to inter
tere, was unquestionably an oficial communl-
A Reuter- despatch from Paris says: 1T is
stated here that England has reulied to Russia
thrt a. she has already supported a six months
srmistice. she cannot now recommend of
hx weeks but she will not oppose IT,. No power
upDe ring willing to take the Initiative, tho
question rests between Turkey and Russia. a
solution can thus only he looked for at Constan-
unopls Diplomatic circles here still hope for
paciDc settlement"
A Reuter- despatch from Constantinople saws /:
me ambassadors OF the powers met yester-
hay at the residence OF cen. lgnaten, the Rus
sian Ambassador; II g believed they agreed
upon common action for procuring an under
st'ndinG with the Porte regarding an afmistice
and conditions OF peace"
a special despatch from Berlin to the Pau
M1V Gds,ue says The report Is current here
that the powers have again collectively urged
English proposals."
Reuter- despatch from Vienna says "Rus-
ala hes presented to the Porte an ultimatum,
embracing IN substance the following points
First, SIX weeks arms.ice, unconditionally;
second, ADMINISTRATIVE autonomy for Bulgans'
Bosnia and Herzegovina; third, the execution
OF reforms under the supervision OF Commis-
sioners named by the great bowers, ana to 10
protected 10y an armed foreign force"
The Notionm Zetung Of Berlin says that Ger
many defined ner position upon the armis.
whether an armls:ice of six weeks or six months
"a granted. Therefore her Interpretation with
between the powers ON the particular question
Oou avail liitle. but, on the other hand, Ger
many never fails to recognize that the object to
lie arrived at Is a restoration of all understand =
Ing between the powers with tue view Of pro-
curing durable peace"
A special despatch from Vienna TO the Stand
ort says that two large clubs OF the Constitu-
Club OF the Left and the Club OF the Progress
sionists held a sltting Yesterday on the ques-
tions to be put TO the Ministers respecting the
attitude OF the government upon the Eastern
question. The IN jority OF both clubs declare
against any nteryention, occupation, or annex
etion Whatever. Some objections as to the COM
potency Of the HeIchsrath In foreign affairs,
hitherto reserved TO the delioeration of the
Austro-I unsarian delegations, were overruled.
In the Servan camp, according to the Tnless
Vienna c9rrespondent, the idea OF peace Is
The seryians under Gen. Doctorf, Gen. Tcher
nsyen's new chief OF stan. are endeavorinR to
tSorvians considerably outnumbsr the Turks,
but have not effected anything yet.
A Reuter- despatch from RaRusa says me
dun has capituated to the Montenegrins, who
hold the Turkish garrison OF 400 men ms pris-
oners OF war; The Montenegrins have also taken
the guns and ammunition OF the Turks"
A Reuter- dispatch from Ragusa says: " Der
sish Pasha has eyscusted Montenegro The
Albania. proved frutless; only three hundred
uien Iespondine."
Reuter- dispatch from Vienna says In
talligence received mere states that the Russian
Var Minister has ordered the concentration Of
zen army corps; The Grand Duke Michael
been formed"
The Pcsther Lloyd says: peace, even now, Ia
st,il possible, but WI between Turkey and Rus
eis. which cannot remain localized, Is probable" /"
., A Reuter- dispatch from Constantinople says:
!" Fridays article in the London Times and the
etatement that England was averse TO rendering
military assistance TO tho Porte, have produced
considerable impression here. 1t Is certain that
,niterIhe sultan mad received General IgnatieH
the Russian Ambassador, there will be fresh
deliberations at the Diyan."
A Reuter- despatch from Vienna saws: a. Tho
ministerial Centre Party Of the Austrian Reichs-
signed by:one hundred and twelve me N bers, de-
'olarinR that an understanding between Austria
aud Russia on tue Eastern question Is indis-
A Belgrade despatch says that Gen. Tcher.
psyen has transferred bis headquarters from
The Pau MAJ Gdzette In a leading article says {:
I'VE have no faith IN the negotiations, nor in
powers, ana do not believe any OF them have
!bbated their pretensions, laid aside their Jesl-
pusies. or modified their policy" The article
concludes as follows: The least sanguine view
~ At present the safest. We shall 10 wisely in
believing there ID not yet any such concert or
understanding between the powers az may in
sure Europe against the worst consequence OF
war between Turkey and Russia"
All the Continental Dourses to -day showed
the came, or u greater, recovery as the London
Stock Exchange, evidencipg that returning con-
ndence which the Pau Mall Gd1ette warns ts
readers against.
stock Exchange.
LONDON. Oct. 2l.-There has been much
sKoitsmen ent on the Stock Exchange this week, at
one time amounting to q panic, and despite a
brisk recovery on Thursday and Friday pric Oh
generally are lower on the week. The recover y
was assisted by huylng orders from the Cont.
nent. 1ne principal declines on the week are
italian ~, Austrian 4, Turkish TO 4, French
~, Egypti ms 2k to 3. Peruvian ~ to2, Uru-
quay 81, and brazilian to g. Consols have
shown very Important changes and have fallen
ol6 TO 1913 Even American governments
have not escaped the general depression, 1 he
Funded loan has fallen X, and the others \ to
raj ~.