The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-09
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
THE WAR CLOUD DARKENING.
Indications from Russia of the Com
ing Conflict.
THE BISMARCK QUESTION.
A French Observation-Disclosures
list Riot in Italy.
The WAR CLOUD DARKENING.
THE BISMARCK QUESTION.


LONDON, April Q, 1877.
those who occupy themselves with specializing tho
chances Of peace have few facts upon which to
base their theories. Tho feeling that Russia means
war In any event Is CALMING ground from
Russian dipomatists topds to give color TO
tho belief Having practically abroGated the Treaty
Of Paris, certain degree obtained the sanction
OF Europe for dreo. armed interference In Turkey,
there is little left for Russia do than prepare
her armies for immediate advance and TO seek
tho pretext necessary TO justify an appeal
to arms. The attitude OF tho Bosnian Mus
sulmans bids fair 70 supply that needed
cdsus bell, and II they are too slow for Muscovhe
purposes very slight amount Of provocation from
produce the desired result. In tho meantime we
hear Of nothing from Russia but warike preparations
and rumors Of an early hostile movement
THE STRUGGLE NEAR AT HAND
Advces from Berlin state that. Notwithstanding tho
authoritative statement tho contrary the ntelii-
gence that the Gar will 60 to Ems this summer, as
has been hts custom. regarded evidence OF the
outbreak Of Russo-Turksh war In fcw weeks.
Should tho Porto comply with tho PROTOCOL Russia will
fnd new means to mako war inevitable. kilograms
from Odessa received in Vienna. report that hurried
preparations making all the ports OF the Black
Sea TO meet an apprchended attack OF the Turkish iron
clad feet
TURKISH ANXIETY PEACE.
An extraordinary council OF Ministers was held In
Constantnopo yesterday Transmission Of ths do.
csion arrived at has not yet been allowed. II Is
pected that definite resolutions will DO adopted regard
ing the protocol tho question OF disarmament and
negotiations with Montenegro, aud will be
communicated TO tho Charges dAraires to-day. Some
uneasincss prevails as to the result OF the dcbora-
tons Whatever the decision may be the opinion
to be gaining ground that tho Porto will yield
the question Of disarmament The Berlin correspond
ent Of tho Times that compliance with tho
request Of the Gar Turkey has consented 10 be the
first TO disarm.
The Times, In It's leader, considers its special
nouncoment from Berlin that Turkey has agreed to dis
arm first may be premature tho precise character OF
tho decision being yet unknown. Vienna CORE
epondent declares that the temper Of the Turkish
Parliament regarding the protocol will not admit Of
any attempt NJ compromise.
A FINAL DECISION COMING.
mo 1tmcS correspondent NJ vienna says THIS morn.
ing that. as is always tho case the eve OF great
decisions, rumors circulating in direct opposition
TO each They merely indicate that the decision
is sti pending. Everything, however, tcnds to
hasten 1t. There has been lack Of ad-
vice from England, who now takes tho
lead in negotiations with Turkey. Not a day
has passed since the protocol was signed, that the
British representative has not conferred with the
Turkish Minister'S; nor havo these conferences been
without result Tor the rigid uncompromisiDg attitude
which the Porte inclined to assume at
first toward the protocoi, regarding It us in
suliing and unit Tor discussion, has, TO a
certain extent given way to better counses II would
now seem that the danger Of IN absolute refusal is
loss obvated and that Turkey Is inclined, NOS
indeed accept. but negotiate about tual ac-
csptancc. As first preliminary, however, the with
drawal OF the Russian declaration demanded which
is considered an insult by Turkey. The point about
peace with Montenegro should in the view Of the
Pore, also disappear.
As for disarmament Turkey proposes to have reg.
uar diplomatic intercourse renewed when direct
negotiations might 90 on through ambassa.
doris by telegraph. As TO the Russian
declaration there Is not much probability that
Russia will withdraw II, for sho Is bound
to It In tho face Of Europe. Even If
Turkey is made 10 SEQ this, 1t is almost
certain That she will not send q special envoy
TO st. Petersburg such mission looked upon In
Constantinoplo us demand by Russia that Turkey
should sue for peace at ST. Petersburg.
THAT RETIREMENT or BISMARCK
1t is.now asserted In Berlin that Prince Bismarck
will Professionally DO contcnted with four months
leave OF Absence but will quit Berlin before tho
closing Of tho Rcichstag II is now doubted whether
the question will DO settled before tho roasscmblng Of
the Rcichstag.
PkEScH ELECTION
Tho second ballot for member OF the Chamber Of
Deputies for Bordeaux took place yesterday. NJ. Mic
(rreconcilabe radically obtained 1911, and N. Caduc
(opportunist republican,, 6,12s votes
INTERNATIONALLY RIOT IN ITALY,
Thirty armed Internatonasts, says q telegram
from Naples made their appearance at Cereto, IN tho
Terra do Lavsro, on Saturday. They fred upon the
carbneers and wounded ono. Several OF the band
were arrested and the Of tho others have been
seized.
Mr.. CUSHING TAKES LEAVE
General Cushing the American Minister, had a fare.
we'll audience with the King on Saturday.
FAMINE.
Tho Tines special from Calcutta reports there
IL little change the aspect OF tho
famine In India. The number oil natives
on the relief works increased 80 900 during the
past week, chiefly in Kermoui, Bellary and North
Arcoi.
INDIAN AGENT CLUM.