The New York herald., 1877-02-15
From All Parts OF the
World.
THE EASTERN UNEAsINEsS.
All Europe Listening for the TOcsin Of
War, Yet Hoping for Peace.
DOM PEDRO AND THE POPE.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD. I

[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1
LONDON, Feb. Is. 1871
II would appear that Russia has already decided
upon her line OF action. The Servan Diplomatic
Agent in Vienna has intimated that the Gear the
oath inst. will order the mobilization Of six more
army corps. A later telegram from Vienna says ad-
vices from st. Petersburg Kishcncn and Berlin indi-
cate decided tendency the direction OF Itm
asserted that the Czarewitch has declared that the
CONNIE ncemcnt OF war Is imminent.
TERRIBLE STATE TURKEY.
An English physician with Mukhtar Pacha's army in
Trcbinc writes the Stafford House Charitable Com
mittee reporting that the army is dreadful state
on account Of the insufhciency Of hospital accommo
dations lack of medicines, &c that between twenty
and thirty soldiers dying daily, and dysentcry and
typhoid fever havc appeared and are spreading rapidly.
GERxANY MAY HORSES
The German government Is again considering the
pcdency Of prohibiting the expectation OF horses from
sERvIA PREPARING FOR LEGISLATION
A decree has been issued in Belgrade convokng the
Great Skuptschina for February 26
HAS RUSSIA ABANDONED sERvlAf
Servas appeal for advice from Russia Is still unan-
swercd The Russian Consul General declares that no
is greatly embarrassed at the silence OF his govern
meuL II is surmised that the Scrvians have been
Abandoned by Russia as the price OF Austrian acquies-
ccnce or cooperation in Russa's policy, because II
servia is quoted the great cause Of restlessness
among tho Slavs in Hungary would be re-
moved. II is probable that Russia will not
adopt similar course toward Montenegro.
but will put her forward the champion Of the Turk.
ish Christians Its reported that Karagcorgewitchs
partzans intriguing Somo demonstration Is pos
sblc in tho Skuptschina
RrssIA's FINAL PREPARATIONS s
correspondent at KisheneT gives a full &C.
count OF the mobilization OF tho Russian army
In a telegram dated February Q. which has
been delayed In transmission. He states
that tho army at KishencG which would arst
move against tho Turks numbers 10000
infantry, 5000 cavalry and 42S guns IL
would DO Immediately followed by two corps
which arc now at Odessa making tho total Of the
army of advance 900 Infantry $4,000 cavalry
and 720 guns The correspondent continucs-'As far
as can ascertain everything Is ready for the
army to take tho field at moments notice. thou.
sand horses have been bought for the train Tho
bridge lying here Is capable Of passing tho whole
army tho Danube In day. There are
also thirteen steam launches. large enough
the Atlantc two large barges several smaller
boats and masses Of other things showing
that everything is looked after tho smallest doai
No dicu.y has been experienced in obtaining horses.
am assured that despite rumors TO the
contrary mobilization has proceeded satisfactorily
that within q month four army corps could have
crossed tho Pruth."
ENGLAND 70 GIVE THE CUE. ~
Tho Vienna corr respondent of tho Daily News says:
ut is stated hero trustworthy authority that
tho Powers arc disposed TO leave England TO give tho
keynote for a reply to Gortschakon's circular"
THE PRESS IN FRANCE AND GERMANY.
| The Court OF Appeal has confirmed the sentence
passed on the Partisan journal Les Dros de pHomme.
| Of IN Chamh mhorh has mas n
resolution in Of the restoration Of trial by jury
for press Offences and has Instructed It's bureau 10
unite with those Of tho other sections OF the Loft in
urging the govern ment to change the officials in tho
| Press Department
| Rudolf Never editor of a socialist newspaper In
Berlin has been sentenced TO nine months imprson.
men. for publishing libel Prince Bismarck charg.
| ing him with stockjobbing.
rHE AND BRAZIL.
The Emperor OF Brazil, IN Rome, yesterday
visited tho Pope. He expressed the hope that the
| Popo would in accord with the Brazilian government
assist in removing all ecclesiastical difficulties ia
Brazil The Pope replied that the Church was rather
| accustomed to smooth than create obstacles. He
hoped to be abc restore religious harmony, which
had always been the glory Of Brazil The interview
appears TO have been marked by extreme cordially.
| The Emperor showed much emotion and threw him.
self at the feet of the Pope. Tho Empress
| was also present and was received with
great kindncss by tho Holy Father. Preates at vc.
roma Lyons Rheims. Vienna, Salzburg, Saragossa and
Santiago, aud the Italian ecccsiastics, Monsignori
| Nina Barretti and Luigi. have been officially notified
OF the Popcs intention TO appoint them Cardinals at
! the approaching consistory.
| ISsuRRHCTION IN JAPAN.
The correspondent OF the Times at Paris says tele-
| gram has been rcceivod there annou ncng another
insurrcction in Japan. Tho Satsuma clan have rscn
but It Is thought that tho movement will be easily
suppressed, as leading mon OF tho clan disapprove
of it,
| AUSTRIA At THE PARIS EXHIBITION
The Lower House OF the ReIchsrath by a vote OF
1855 yeas 81 nays has passed grant OF norns
to promote the display of Austrian products In tho
Paris Exhibition Of 1878, Notwithstanding tho recent
adverse decision of tho Budget Committee
GERMANY CAN'T DE PRESENT
The Berlin Reichsanseiger states that Gcrmanys de-
termination to participate In the Paris Exhibition
is ,rrevocablc. Tho Of Affairs which has led the
to decline take part therein is such a.
TO preclude all possibility oil reconsideration.
ANOTHER NINE HORROR.
A terrible explosion has taken place In one OF the
coal mines at Graisscssac in the Department Of He.
rault, France. Fiity.nve miners are known 10 have
pcrshcd. ~
Statistical returns OF tho product OF the vines In
France for the year 1876 show that the vintage
has fallen OF exactly onc.half from that
of 1875 Tho reduction was caused by tho ravagcs Of
tho phoIloxcra unsect).
NJ pommelec, member of the Chamber Of Deputies.
is dead.
THE OCEAN CABLE CONTROVERSY.