The New York herald., 1878-01-13
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
NO ARMISTICE YET.
Cossacks Within Fifty Miles
Of Adrianople.
THE BEDEVILLED TURK.
CONSERVATION in Con-
stantinople.
QUEEN ISABELLA INSISTS.
She Wants to Attend Her
Sons Marriage.
STOCKS IN LONDON.
CONSERVATION in Con-
stantinople.
QUEEN ISABELLA INSISTS.
She Wants to Attend Her
Sons Marriage.
STOCKS IN LONDON.
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special despatch from Tatar- -BazardjiK says
"The urks have burned the town Of Ichtman and
intend to burn Tatal Bazardjik and other towns in
the Topoluitza and Gyopsa valleys" F." The Cossacks
have cut the Jambon Railroad south OF the Bal.
kans.
AN IMPORTANT CHANGE
The Datv Ne,cs says the Cabinet counsel sum-
moned for yesterday was originally fixed Tor Mon-
day. 1.-The date" says the Danv Netcs, "has been
advanced for reasons which may be of great gray
ity."
ENGLISH FLEET SAILS FROM MALrl.
Pursuant to felegraphic orders from London, Vice
Admiral Iiornby and star will leave Malta, aboard
Her Majesty's steamer sultan, for the Levant,
whittier the Alexandra and all the ships in the
port Of La Val!etta will follow, when revictualled
and reftted.
BRIGHT IN FAVOR OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Right Hon. John Bright in addressing his
constituents at birmingham yesterday, declared
that he was strongly in favor Of non-lntervention.
A RrMoE AND ITS DENIAL.
Encouraged by the German Ambassador, who in
timated thar Russia's conditions OF peace would
probably be moderate, and in order. to give Europe
,proof Of its sincere desire for peace the Porte has
asked the Russian government to state what con-
ditons 1t would demand
ABSOLUTELY DENIES II.
Prince Henry VII OF Reuss, the German Am.
bassador at Cons stantnOple absolutely denies that
he said the Russian conditions or peace would be
moderate, us mentioned in o despatch yesterday
morning All he said was that the conditions
would be easier If Turkey treated directly with
Russia.
PANIC IN TURKEY.
The Manchester Guardian has u special despatch
rom Constantinople containing the following
"Fugitives hooking here from Philippopolis and
Adrianople. Three crowded trains arrived Wednes-
day evening and three Thursday evening"
NO ARMlsTIcE YET.
a long Turkish Cabinet Council took place in
Constantnople yesterday. The Porte has not as
yet received any despatch, either from London or
the Russian headquarters, respecting AN armistice.
ANGRY AT ENGLAND.
The population are irrltated against England,
who, 1t Is declared, IS morally responsible for
Turkeys misfortunes. There is great distress
among the refugees from Adrianop!e.
Kx-ouEES isABgLLA PERSISTS
Paris correspondent telegraphs that ex. Queen
Isabella, who, It was stated days ago. would not
be permitted to return TO Spau, Of
ton in connection with her alleged political intrgues
with Don Carlos insists upon attic ndnS the marriage
fKing Alfonso, her son. aud the Spanish Ambassador
At Paris Is compelled to resort to numberIess petty
rying out her intention.
KING ALyoSso's MARRIAGE
The marriage OF King Alfonso and tho Princess
Mercedes Is now fixed for the "a Of February.
LONDON
One OF tho largest hres that has occurred IN London
In many years burning IN Friday aud Waiting
streets. The fire originated in tho wareh ouso VI
Crocker Sons & Co., calico printers, Nos So to 81
Waiting street. corner OF Friday street. Tho whole
block was at time threatened, but the FIRE Is now
believed no under CONTROL The loss by the Gre was
over si,ooo.ooo.
Tho Blackburn mill owners have abandoned ther
attempt 70 reduce the wages OF operatives
FAILURE SCOTLAND.
D. Il. Macgragor 4 Co., merchants and steamship
owners at Lecky, Scotland, have tailed Their abiii.
tios range from ST. 600 0o0 ST. 800 ooo while their
nssets are not over $5o.0oo Mr. Macgrcsor who 10
member OF Parliament Tor the Leith district, has ro-
signed hts seat
LONDON MONEY MARKkT.
Tho Ecoaop.ist says:-.'rilis are now quot cd At 2x
per cent and even that quotation In all cases
be adhered to. The hopes OF peace cheaper money
have raised prices In all tho speculative stock mar.
Kets. Investment business has generally not much
improved, notwithstanding tho large amount o money
thrown into the conso.s and the somewhat buy
Ing OF United STATES bonds.
rogEioS STOCKS
''ln the foreign department prices all around tended
to rise until Thursday afternoon, when the capture
OF the Turkish army defending the Shipka Pass led
to belief that tho Russian advance might Interfere
with the progress VI urmIstico arrangements UP to
that moment Tho rise IN Kussian, Turkish aud Hun.
garap stocks had been Marked but the closing prices
Di the week are not quito the bosI
rrpScr VICTOR ExAASuxL's osArn.
''rhc death OF Kiug Victor Emmanuel was precsded
by general inslustcity on tho Pars Boursc, and De.
lore Its announcement there absolute fall Ia
the Italian rentss. His death followed BY u riso
which proved adverse speculation to have been uc
mscalcuiatcd Tie fall In money this week, although
less marked on the Continent than here, appears to
have assisted TO inducc purchases department.
Russian securities are higher for the week, Han-
garian nearly as much, and Turkish, French and
Italian are about y higher.
EGrrriAS STOCKS.
'Ths decline In Eg, ptan stocks 10 be the re.
suit OF u reaction upon the recent impulsive buying
when tho state OF politics was thought to portend
acuvc protection by the British government
The AMERICAN Silver AGITATION
"Thc alarm having extent ubsided as TO the
extreme measures which might result from the silver
agitation in AWerca, the abundance OF money on
ths, the German and the American markets, has Icd
purchase Of United states bonds. and there Is
q rise OF about one all around Reports aro now to
the eject not only the resistance to legislative
measures which contemplate the substitution Of silver
Tor gold stronger but that the silver party
itself - losing strength, and, whatever compromise
should be adopted u is nov more generally hoped
that the In which the bonds expressed 10 bo
rsid will be, ~ heretofore, gold"
MOVEMENTS op GOLD.
The Timer financial article says:-"soms gold from