The New York herald., 1876-10-24

We have on several occasions expressed a douos as
TO whether, At gwen moment Germany would really
permit Russia 10 throw herself on Turkey We en-
deavored To show what interest Germany would have
in iavorng an increase OF her northern ne.ghbor's
power by allowing II TO drive the Turks into Asia
siavism is the welldehneo antagonist Of Germanism.
and the triumph OF one only DO accomplished to
the detrmcnt OF the other. Europe is not sufficiently
large to contain Powers OF such great proportions
and one must perforce give way 10 the other Az the
present moment Gsrman'sm has the upper hand,
thanks to tho political genius OF Prince de Bismarck
and the military talent OF Marshal do Noltke.-Gas-
n0ncs ksssenser
Why, n the Ottoman government desire peace, as
they constantly aver, IS not armistice accepted
The submitted memorandum stated tha, .'as
the mcdiating Powers shall have made known their
judgment TO the sublime Porte It shall order sus-
pension 0. hosttes within torty-e hours amica-
Bile relations shall be resumed the two Princi.
paties prontng by the moderation OF the sovereign
power that all Europe shall have agreed 10 shall nnd
themselves placed In ths,r normal conditions All,
indeed; but how many times forty eigh, hours have
the Sultan and his Ministers known Of these
ditions without needing thcmf There 10 gross blum
oer,ng at Cons,antnoplc, which tho Turkish govern
ment may have occasion to egrel-Journal de ST
Pstersboura
Russia ID anxious to mako II understood that her
proposition has been put forward spirit OF rivalry
to the plans of England She accepts those plans as
general basis OF negotiations and what she wishes 10
provide Tor Is, she would have IL understood, tho
emergency which would anseii they werc be nnaly
rejected by Turkey. We refuse 10 believe that such
pass has yet been reached for may yet be found
to induce the Porto reconsider its decision. Nor
would such expedition that proposed by Russia
be the safest course II the Porte were immovaby
determined resist the pacific counscls OF the great
Powcra But must admit that by rejecting the
moderate and pacific counscis OF Lord Derby the Tur
ksh Ministers not taken the best means OF put
ting Russia out OF cours.-Times
Much complaint heard among diplomatic onlcinls
that General Tchernayon has commenced his gues
and declared that he cannot consent to lay
down until Kingdom OF scrva has
been created, TO include Bosnia AMI old Scrvla
II is even said he will demand the abdication Of
Prince Milan IN favor OF one Of our grand dukes
This scheme has tho least chance OF being adopted
by the Powers. II should be understood that II the
Omladna party cannot conform the will
Of Europe II will be better that neu
trail Power temporarily occupy scrvia without
Russian volunteers Servia would have been
annhatcd. Our government has permitted tho dcpar-
orthese volunteers with numerous ambulances and
sums Of money specially collected, persuaded thcy
would aid Serva to hight for her liberty and preserve
the autonomy Of tho provinces. But the Omladna
has abused the generosity OF the Russian governments
It's agents In Russia have excited the people war;
not only against Turkey, but against Austro-Hun-
gary, alleging that shc threw obstacles In tho way of
the autonomy of Bulgaria, Bosnia aud Herzegovina
. condition peremptor,ly demanded by Russia and
England Rsssian Correspondent Independence Beige