The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-19


stoned BY weil-founded report that sofas and Mussul
man roughs, who are ruled BY them, we're buying 70.
volvers, dagsers and other weapons The Christians
have resortsd 10 similar precautions. There II no
doubt meanwhile, that "all speculations on tho
peril that threatens ~ and Of the various means BY
which attempt to avert IL contribute largely 70
foster and increase our uneasiness, and become In
themselves our greatest and most rcal danger"
TINE TURKISH CAPITAL BEcoxrsG MORE CALM
A Times despatch nom Constantinopls by way Of
Odessa says outrageous article, which app kcd in
the Levant Herald Tuesday, has caused great in
dgnaton among the diplomatic body and tho public At
large As the Herald il generally temperate and
cautious. tho invectvs ID supposed to havc been In
spircd by Nidhat rascha the snti-Russian party.
The Herald has been suspended.
PHoRUa
CoxsrAxrNorLE, May Is, 1875
Several additional French and Austrian mcn.of-war
have arrived in the Bosphorua
4 british FLEET ORDERED TO sALoN1cA.
LONDON, Nay 10, 1874
In the House or Commons to-day Right Hon. George
Ward Hunt, First Lord Of the Admiralty. stated that
the British eet In the Mediterranean had bsen ordered
10 salonica, and . gunboat 70 Constantnoplo
BURIAL or rHE DEAD
Tho news from Salonlca Ia somewhat reassuring
Tho burial OF tho murdered French and German
suls took place on Wednesday.
GERMANY PARTIALLY SATISFIED
taken BY Turkey for tho punishment Of tho
salonca assassins havc gwen satisfaction here
BRITISH MINISTERIAL FAITH THE sULrAx's PROMISES.
In the House Of Lords tonight tho Earl Of Derby
the punishment OF the Saonica murdererA He said Il
was true that British squadron had been ordered to
Bessika Bay in consequence Of communication from
the British Ambassador Consantinople. According
10 tho latest accounts the excitement which undoubt-
eddy existed among the Mohammedans in CONSTANT.
noplo, was much abatod
Lord Derby hoped the precautions which had boon
taken would prove unnecessary.
THE BERLIN coxyHRxxcr RESOLUTIONS coxxuncArxp
TO THE PowERs
A despatch TO the Reuter- Telegram Company says
the resolutions of tho Imperial chancsors Conference
have been submitted to tho Powers
The resolutions provide for an eight weeks armis-
tice and for in tho restoration Of the homes
Of refugees and insurgents. The consus resident in
she various districts assisted BY special desgates
TO overlook the execution OF the agreement
In all other respects the original text OF Count An
drassy's note mas been adhered to-
TIM BULGARIAN MOVEMENT.
Advces nom Bulgaria in regard the disturbances
there conflicting and untrustworthy.
THE GERMAN SQUADRON MAKING READY TO
SAIL FOR THE EAST.
LONDON. May 10, 1870
The German squadron win not be ready TO sail for
Turkey until three weeks from to-day.
GREAT BRITAIN DrssEHrs FROM THE BEAES RssoLu-
The Daily Telegraph's correspondent at Berlin says
he is In position TO state upon unqucstionable author
ty that the German and Russian ambassadors in Lon
don have telegraphed their governments that England
does not agree TO the proportions which resulted
from the Berlin conference.
THE HxRxEGovrsAxs MAINTAIN TnnR ATTITUDE or war.
Tho Standards Vienna despatch says the Herzc-
govinans have declared through their
at Cettinje that they will not accept the rumored
armstice because Il would give tho Turks an oppor-
tunity to bring up rcinforccmcnts