The New York herald., 1876-10-25

the Mediterranean 1t is believed that even now
Russia prefers to effect the neutrality-suspicious. OF Bull
garia by negotiations rather than by declaring war; or
tha, all events she wiz endeavor defer war until
winter
rHE CONSPIRACY.
Arrests continue TO be mado In Constantine
pie account Of tho last conspiracy. II
is alleged that tho purpose OF the
ernment iormer Grand vizer. Aahmoud
Pacha. is implicated. The members Of the
the moment when General Isna,ien arrived at the
Palace and the Beys in Bosnia were at the same time
to have made dcmonssratiors OF revolt
GOSSIP ARMisTicE.
Intelligence has been received at Bucharest that at
meeting OF the foreign Ambassadors at Constantinople
General lgnatien declared that an armisce must be
conceded Immediately, ard that the other Russian
demands would devolve for settlement upon a confer
encc OF the Powers, at which Turkey would not be
represented the conference to define the meaning OF
the words 'autonomyn and s.guarentees.n On the
heels oil this 1t is stated that Russia has already ind
Gated her willingness to TO six weeks prolonga
tion, II necessary, OF six weeks armstice. II -
hoped that agreement will DO reached on the basis
nounced IN the semi-ocal statement given in yestcr-
days letter. II is reported from Ragusa that tho
accept the weeks armistce but only on condition
that Aostar be surrendered by the Turks
AN oPES Policy
Russia has no longer any illusions about the way her
tendencies viewed in England, does she doubt
that the first step which threatens British interests IN
the East will be answered by another for their protcc
tion. Engands prompt action has saved her deal Of
diplomacy. Nothing more is likely De heard of the
mission OF The Czarewitch 10 the courts at Vienna,
Berlin and London The Russian Imperial Court win
return to st. Petersburg the 18th OF November.
sHAKY FINANCES
financial crash OF the most serious character is
threatening in Russia. The puolic besiegcs the bank
ing offices TO sell Russian government bonds and CON-
Gciined. A fcw days ago nothing was sala-
Bile at any price, and worse will happen
should General IRnatiefT's mission take warlike
character. The crisis is worst in the southwestern
provinces, contiguous to the possible scat OF war
conference o bank directors lew days ago AZ tns once
could do nothing to stay the Crisis Accordingly fresh
issues OF inconvcrtble paper assgnats already more
plentiful than tho time OF the Crimcan war; are cx-
pected .Only profound peace" says yesterdays
Times financial article. land great revival OF trade
can prevent financial catastrophe in Austria Even
with these doubt il the hopes Of the Austrian FL
nance Minister be realized-that by 1878 the end
OF the period OF deficits will be reached"
GOLD AND SILVER STANDARD.
The Dutch government has modified It's projects OF
coinage reform 1t proposes an international set.
the gold and silver standard for Holland and tho
pension Of the coinage Of silver.
ENGIIsH COTTON sPISSERs
Tho master cotton spinncrs of north and north
eastern Lancashire met at Manchester yester-
day and agreed 70 urge an % the n.,daa masters hs
terms Of the resolution adopted by tho operatives on
October 22 unsatisfactory.
The Hungarian Minister Of War has informed the
Finance Committee that in of Mood 1900 Hon
we'd militia could be completely equipped and mobil-
There is intense excitement in Pcsth and strong
hostility TO Russia In case Russia commences war it
will be difficult for Austria TO preserve neutrality
The report OF tho Czarewitch's intended mission Is
declared on Trustworthy authority to be entirely
Prince Milan has received positive and formal
surance OF Austrias non-intervention.
THE HELLENIC KINGDOM
The discussion OF Eastern affairs in the Greek Cham
Der on Deputies has been postponed until the Both inst,
awaiting the Kings return 10 Athena
POLITICAL CONSPIRACY IN SPAIN.
An official note has been published IN Madrid de-
nouncing social conspiracy and attempted insurrec-
tion organized by Sehores Ruiz Gorilla and n Saline
ron. Tho note says four generals namely-Mcreo,
Areyro, Patno and Acosa have been arrested and will
governments note alluded 10 in The above despatch has
created excitement in San Sebastian. and numerous
arrests OF republicans have been made at saragossa
Logrono, Bilbao and Santander. II is rumored that
Ruiz Gorilla has Spain the Aragon frontier
PUBLIC PROTESTANT WORSHIP
The Spanish official Gazette publishes a circular
strictly limiting worship to the interior
of chapels and cemeteries
worship is especially It's provisions regarding
Protestant schools. II prescrbes that such
rso, Of hs and h. the
schoolmasters must be Spaniards with the proper
The weather yesterday was dull.
AMERICAN WAR SHIPS NEEDED AT coNsTANr1-
NOBLE NICE VERSUS CoNsrANr1NoPLE-
rHRxArENED DANGERS TO AMERICANS
CoSsrASrISorIK, Oct 8, 1915
Is 1t owing to the economy OF Congress or Is t .
peculiarty Of navy that ships where
they wanted? Now that the Franklin has gone to
America with Tweed have but ship of on
the whole European station-the Marion. Captain
Bradford carrying only eight guns At the repeated
request OF our Minister and our consuls and In view
OF the roublous times here and the possibility OF dis
astcrs Americans the Marion ordered directly
Con dsr "A
ing that she would In the Bosphorus a STA
tionnairc This brought the American Legation
somewhat on q par with the other Powers, although
most OF them havc two vessels at their
way strict orders from Admiral worden to remain only
o week, and even before that time had expired the
Captain received kilograms TO hurry to Nicc the
Admiral wished to send off the Franklin and transfer
NICK VERSUS coxsrAyrrxopLE.
We we'll understand that Nice is q favorte sta
ton with naval officers Il possesses charming
climate and very agreeable and lively society. Tho
oder officers can have their club and their game of
cards and the younger men can dance every night
But II Is difficult to understand why Nico should bo
the necessary and exclusive station for the whole Of
the Mediterranean squadron, especially when that
squadron consists OF only one ship. Tho
excuse which is usually gwen for the constant
central point the Mediterranean from which they
may reach any place where difficulty arises This il
more central than Nce and even were IL true the
presence of vessel in the east OF the Mediterranean
is more important than In the west In the present
state OF affairs there Is liable 10 be a calamity Con-
stantnope any day, and Americans may all be mas
here long before the Admiral has succeeded in
weighing his anchor at Nice END calling in the officers
from Monaco and Mentone Mr. Maynard has bclleve,
telegraphed for ship of war, tho presence OF which
Is necessary as soon as possible, and hope that
when parsmonous government docs send ship
here It will give strict orders for II to as
long the Minister thinks necessary, the good pleas
ure OF the Admiral notwithstanding.
RACING IN ENGLAND.