New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-22
ENGLAND AND THE EASTERN QUESTION.

LoNDoN, Friday, July -. 1870.
The Eastern correspondence published by
the British Government recsP.tuats EnSaud's reasons
os refusing to assent to the Berlin malnorndum and
other matters the substance which already known
The disnafch rom NJ Adams. the First Secretary % the
English Legation AT PARIS, 90 Earl Derby. dated the 22d
May rccountS conversation with the Duke pccazcs
tHo F.such Nnstor Of Foreign Affairs, iu which The lat
or sid ho had declined 20 acccde Immediately 10 tho
Russian propos tiou that ENGLAND bad uTa 20
adhere the nduln the lyc Other Powers &uld
proceed without her 10 urge the Berlin Ircoumeida-
fous on tEr Porte Tie Duke Drcaz said b, intended
wait in the hope that Enlland would reconsider her
refusal
Tn. dispatch rom Earl Derby 10 Secretary Adams
dated 27b ~ May. states 'at the Marquis d!Ilgconrt
hc F,eyfb Minister to England, bad communicated
t;,c in which The DUKE D,cazrs said De could not con-
ceol ms approximations caused by EuglgudS refusal IN
consequence ~ which the Porte would probably refuse
70 accept 'tc Berlin Tho DuEr d cszos thought
'lc only would be Conference bat De- woud not
propose this nulcss previously assured chat England
would agree 81 t.
Earl Derby rcnlied thst he saw no objection , Con
in principle, hut would be useless unless tho
powers aere d beforehand.
Ohcr dsps show ihe irritation ~ time eyist-
ing between Russia and England. Thu SIR AurHs'us r.
p got the British representative m itfv, I'm dispatch
fatcj the 2S-h ~ Nav, rccounts .ation With Ne
agir the italian iniscr oi FOREIGN Affair, The latter
med hat Eng end would not dis-ua.le the Porte from
accepting thc Berlin PROPOSALS Melrg-ri stated that
lose Plor"stis. though prcsrniod bv tine t1rco
Ctunci. Eus.i. ONLY would, therefore. make g. a int
Of lurOr ~ tue Porte accented the pr ais, 20 obtain
the submi.siou If ,Ie insurgents. Rus unla.7-
tionab rble DO this, besr-o Of her immcnse rfu-
with tie iEsur CHis. mces5tT VS. convinced Tat
RrsANas sincerely DESTROYS Terminating tie iusur-
rrciIun aud lad no ambitions views. Sr Au"ustus
Pg,,t re- lid tIat. El.isnu Chi Cnd 90 Tie Berlin
man II " inuossila for her 10 a. more than advise
Turkey 10 follow the course most consistent With
her own inc cSts SIR Augustus addict that tho
Northern Courts hal invent totally new
system "f diplomacy Fney drew up th b. mrasur to-
g.tHer without the l",st consultation with the other
Powers. ana then sinmoucd tno5" other Powers by
telegraph to accent be responsible fo the cur-e-
l,,., tbs sn,,,, t.rrcei.,r y,.rc really srs,n.i
.c for tie absence of united action re struck with
th- haste WITH winch Italy N this instance, also
!u tiat Of ne Count Anirossy note Lad rushed
uud time a. examine. A. Tor Russia feeling u q point ot
auuor 70 secure the Submission OF The nsnraon5s. pre-
AndiG~sv not. II AIS add Russia Hal Itfiiy
c.s,d taor Undue. CO plc,dca,iun would probably have
,ten eIi lady toihed
RUSSIA GIVES HEH OPINION.
on :le 30tl ul Nay Count ScloruuloT, the Russian
M.aisics TO Great Britain. communicated letter 70
Bari Dcr, rouvcyiuy rho views OF the Russian Foreign
Office up figlsh policy. THO letter complains mat
Mr. Elliott the Eu,,ish rmbsssador to Turk -, SEEMED
- approve 81 sav sofia Communication. hi L.Es nat
Erg ud Bal urmaturely communicated the Brriu pro-
o. iac ais Of Mas Earl DERBY warns Minister Elliott
CbrStio' proposal Is made To- sIuuou tIc Er"ts to
Cuustautuop'' e orders him 10 Immediately morn
.. Homo Government " such trul's'l T. mOoted 30
IT, thr' may determine upon their course.
subsequent dispatches show that tue admiral, Of AL
to Powers instructed 90 observe the trclty
4.rrfine o. entry Of ne.-fwar 10 tie bar aucilcs.
o. thr 1t Oh July Couat cchouyaoH SE'd J. ri Derby
whether England Intended 10 observe u sfct nOn-luef-
D-r replied, I'm 'oubtcdv yes :" DIN. must Dee cciry
understood l. t.r Englrsh government eucr into no
me cse.t (Which. however, mot assume ptoblbcl
different coIr,c benz pursued 10y y;he. Powers.