, 1876-11-11
Extract Showing the Recent
% critical Relations Be
tween the Two
Countries.
land Would Not Suffer Russia
E"s n seize Constantin3p!e.
.,,eh Order Issued for the
. nnisarnament nj Of the Basque
Provinces.
,..a,t,on Of tho English and vonEl-
sS'N rental Breadstuds Markata.
THE EAST

NO REPLY.
f,,t7AsrtsorLE, Nov. 1o.-Tlo Porte mas
.v.ld W, reulcd to Englana's conference propo'
~ TIE COMING coNrEnRNcE.
x,v. 1(l.-The Count dc Chnmboard
l.. .,, sssn ounostetl the French delegate to the
..s0cc of the Powers on the Eastern ques-
~. i, i, cxpcctel that tho conference Will be-
W. y" f., ,t,,ou in about n fortnight.
T. TIE CONFERENCE.
,oxnos, Nov. 10.-1hc Post publishes at'
.ss.; announcement OF Russa's formal accept
~. of the English proposal for conference at
r+n,t,utEuople, on basis Of the Integrity nut
'.1,oenlencc Of Turkey. The proposal, as DC
.sr,fl .rt BY Russia, includes tho condition that
u. Powers Jointly and scverasly renounce all
ht.ntion Of aggrandizemcnt.
BELGRADE.
n. Standards tIispatch from Belgrade says
~ ": :TaherI,ayrf viii remain there to organsze
sspn.tIsu legion, which will garrison nelgrndc,
~ pFtcauton against the discontcnt Of the
raplr. , n,, .,,,,,>,rr, ,pv
foxpos, Nov. 1U.-Thc Foreign Office pub
rhaa long dispatch, dated Nov. 10t which
& Kni,h Ambassador to Russia, ior transmission
- Fine t;ostsclakoff. TIC following extracts,
hrhIrh Lord Derby relates Il conversation lle
Iii Eta lle,.. Scloneelof1, the Russian Minister
nloudQn, shows the nature Vi the relations only
rntatlY existing between Russia asltl E,igEalsd:
,aethet Russia would accept tle six months
,ncktirs offered by the Porte. thought 1t
mi 10 warn Gen. sel1onycloH tl,at however
Erocg might tc tho national indlE1luttona against
iltTurkisA cructies 1t might DO superseded
~ rery different. sentiment It tue Engltsl!
S1on oacc believed ConAtantinoplc was threat
I'D / told lliIn every us,u hers would believe
Ry,Ilt rejection OF nt arntstisc indicated Il
tII Ipurposc for war against Turkey, and en-
.natel llEm to use every effort to make the
Rns!u Government understand tiIc
ii. In which tile Engiisl. people
tsaId 1ew sucll Il resolution.
The rp,t SAYS tlc Marquis Of Salisbury will
tato Consautinople by way OF V!enlIa.
THE sEnv1AH ARMY.
Amounts continue to bc received Of tho de-
tlo.ble condition Ut thu Scrvian army. The
Iaa correspondent ut V!rnna says III
o. p Gcs. ttorvatoyitch's force, coll
ts,ns Of setyun militia and lloinlnally
tpns 10 i,o06. Gen. TchcrIiayeir's arsny hutf-
sth In thu satne. way. 4 tc4tllng Russian
ux,ospes asserts that J,O0D Servia1a lnuttlutc1
themselves ul,d 10,UU deserted. Tllcse losses
aaouns to Hbout i sixth part Of the scrylun
amy.
EESHlA SIlD.l4 ANAlNt.
LONDON, Nov. 11-5:W d. n.-Rcports Of
rul!tt Preparations In Russia continue. The
Il LPetsHtusg Gazti!e Mlld pfefoaosti spcak Ut
lhe helnpenlEng mobilization Of tic urHy. Thc
h!tsf luuEual assertG that ort1erB FOR lnublllza-
ton Ell b. Issued Tomorrow.
CROSS r01t \ LEG.
Belgrade dispatch 10 tilc DaiiN At4o: says II
fna gold cross for Eltlantry In tho battle of
Mt11atI, Tllgrt lIt lost Il ItE.
TEL DISAGREEMENT or Tt|l:KEY-A STARTLING
rlEcE Or SECRET HISTORY,
. EHdbHsQ Esristc.
live arc told that The interests Ut 1,satscc a,ld
atmaalty loudly Gull lpn1i this country tu enter
INTO ayltsr, rurlliul, uihi disintercstrl alliuncp
hHa Auss4 !1r the settlement Ut the nffafra Of
!oe East, OUT answer shortly is that VIZ lAvc
lntd Tint Is precisely what Mr.. Canning
hePfutoeolof April, ,lE1t. The consequence WIS
ase'les u vars tllc destruction ot thu military
po.es Of Turkey III Asia us we'll Us in Eurupo,
400 lhe ptustratl0M Uf Turkey herself nnaler thg
protection OF lsassun !ieet aliu army inthe Bos-
pa9Eaa Yet TIL lls>cratiun Ut Hrctcc was fAt
t@lss sask thun the diyula!on from Turkey ut
asi i northern PROVINCES. Tl1c Mussulnlun p0pll.
atloa Of Greece wus insignificant u,ld cuuid be
s s,ougll out: The Grecks l,at Wngcd war, not
Won xas unanimous. i'hc losa of Cruces was
Wy A'a! 70 tle Ottonan Empire.
,., ~ LUG btnef liuI!dt Hutstn GlltGGcueQ 1C
iMsa!'hR Tor hcrsctf great territorial aud Es1
n'Ial advantages from thcse transactions, and
Hhss hel4 Turkey mud cunstantinople itselt
S@ost entirely IN her grasp. II We aru not inls.
tt1noIaet, Urn. IsnatlclI, whose fniucslct uyel
iss, ss NC sultan ws,s paramount and WHO had Q
i-k iiuks snare N thu must Important and oppress'
SI's H.. u Ills reign, lind brought matters t0
K. S.7, lhE!Ar-ske!essi. Thu tcrrur Of tht
i.'.1hsa!le aul incapable sovereign had
sfSa s1e!ted to the highest pitch by tllu drcas
~ ~ oasbreuk Ii, ColssantinUpie. lauSsla WI.
a..Ia HIa to protect him; Il corps Ut troops wa.
tlyHn sal for the Dusphorus, a1ll tho ucElanl
Il. H. Me'l Intervention WAS either signed Ut u
tbs M tpht @ Of be!lIg slynctl by thu sultan whcl
as.a aasshicstat lull of tllr softas, speedily fol
.h'4 sa . Y tllc deposition OF Abdul Att, cu
ns,n,s.4 ns s4e Intrigue. This Is inutter of secrc
tnr,,s ty, aaa Nc nsc ccrtain thAt ttlrre arc ctr
isn,,I connected With the schemes Ut tien
H. n'Ma si alld tue deposition Vi tie Sultan wltcl
III, not aI UT becn mahu public. rho fall y
teatn'n unhappy ata misguided sovereign was til,
nasn' naIhnlow ~ tu a wlule system uF policy basel
Dr. ,aa w salseFslc1ey tu the Russian Alllbassa
III saa ~ nothing re1nuined but for Gen. lgna
ftu,s qa't lor i t!lne thu sccnu Of l,ls dlscuIu
GREAT. BRITAIN.
A LOCKOUT AYEMTHD,