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Geaerai Matters Relating 90 the war.
New YORK, Oct I4.-Times' London
There is belief in well Informed circles
here that Austria is addressing Turkey
with view TO negotiations for a speedy
peace. Ia this, however, the emperor,
Francis Joseph, is alone for Germany and
England have not yet made up their
minds to aid In such effort. They are ev.
identity waiting the result of the French
elections which take place to day, and
may affect the question of European peace
to very great extent. At present there
is not single power which, by its sym.
pathies, even, supports the policy inaug-
urated in France by the act of the 18th
of May. The special correspondent OF
the New York Times, who Is now with
the Russian army before Plevna, is the
only representative of an American paper
now at the seat of war. He SENDS very
discouraging accounts of the condition OF
the Russians troops, although he admits
that he finds them in much better condi
ton than he was led to believe they were
when he was at Bucharest The state OF
the field hospitals is reported as particu.
larly distressing. Up to the end of Sep,
TENDER the total Russian dead is said to
have reached at least Al, 900 men, as many
asthe Germans lost in the Franco Prussian
war. The SICK, wounded and dead since
the passage OF the Danube number no,
less than "a. 600. At the present momen,
the discomfort in Ronmania ss quite
marked. The Roumanian press are clam
oring for the withdrawal of that princi
pality from the war. The people are just
now finding out that over one third of the
Roumanian army has already been placed
hors du combat in the battles In front OF
Plevna, and the greatest grief and conster
nation have prevailed since the actual
truth leaked out. In the meantime the
the Russians are concentrating q heavy
force near the LON. where an attack
from Snleiman is looked for. The siege
operations, under direction of Gen. Tod
leben, the new chief of staff, are still 90.
Jog on around Plevna in spite of the
wintry weather which has already set in.
Shermsn on the "Apathy.o
The Tribuue's Washington special says
Sherman remarked today that there has
been greater apathy in Ohio among Repub
lcans than he ever before witnessed in
his long experience. 1t was impossible to
get a Republican to take interest in the
election, and he expects that the falling
off OF fully 100, 000ivotes In that state will
be shown. Attorney Genarel Devans and
the Older members of the cabinet also ex-
press great disappointment