The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-08


instructed their representatives servia and Monte
negro to promote the maintenance Of peace
WILL SHIELD REVOLUTION.
There 10 ne intention al present Of converting
European Congress- II is expected that the Powers
viii consider themselves relieved OF further RESPONSE
bity consequence Of the granting OF the srmstice
by tho Porte, and will permit the Turks to deal with
the Insurgents the latter refuse accept tho arms
tice.
MEDICAL INQUEST ON THE BODY on THE LATE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or TEE CoRPsr-A
CASE OF SUICIDE.
CoxsrAxrxorLx, Juno Z, 1870
Tho ofncia report the cause or the death OF the
lato Sultan, signed by nineteen physicians Of al
nationaitics, contains tho following statcment:--
upon being summoned by tho Sultan TO ascertain
the cause Of death Of AbduAziz Khan, We found tho
body lying mattress. All parts OF the body were
cold and bloodless, except that the outside was
covered with eoagulated blood Tho body was not
rigid. The eyes and mouth were partially open
Lmpid streaks OF blood were upon the and legs.
Tho veins and cubal artery below the bend Of the cf
arm cus Only the small veins OF the right arm
cut; the arteries were intact. We were shown
pair OF very sharp boodsaincd and were
told that Abdul-Axiz himself inflicted the above de-
scribcd wounds Herewith
THE VERDICT.
1--WE unanimously Of tho opinion that death 70
suited from hcmorhage Of tho vessels Of tho arms and
the scissors might produce the woupis Lastly, the
direction and OF the wounds and the instrument
which is said to have produced them caused to
to the conclusion that the case is one OF suicide"
RUSSIAN GRowL AT THE AUsTRo-HUN0ARIAN
PRESS.
WEN MA, Juno !, 1870
II Is said that the Russian Ambassador has
planned to the government here OF the unmcasured At
tacks upon Russia published in tho newspapers. and
especially In those of Hungary.
FUNERAL OF THE FRENCH CONSUL WHO WAS
MURDERED AT sALoNICA.
PARIS Juno :. 1870
The funeral OF ". Moulin, the French Consul who
was murdered at salcnca and whose body brought
to France, took place here to-day.
NATIONAL HoxoRs
The remains buried at the expense Of the State
with great ceremony and military honora
The Duo Decazes and Populations from both Cham
bers attended the funeral
THE ENGLISH ON THE ALERT FOR wAR coNrrN-
GENCIEs.
LONDON. juno 9, 1876.
Tho Standard this morning states that preparations
have been made to despatch medical stores Malta for
5000 men, addition to the force already tho Med
iterrancan feet
THE FIRST YRrKxD.
The Vienna correspondent Of tho Standard reports
that England the nrst Power to recognize Mourad
as Sultan.
THE GREAT snPxRoRs ANXIOUS FOR PRIVATE TALK.
The Posts Berlin despatch says the German Emperor
will 60 to Ems the lAtn inst Tho Gar will remain
there until the 18th
The two emperors win meet again soon Afterward
at Jugcnhcim.
A norKruL PARTISAN PEACE NAN
The Tunes correspondent at Paris telcgraphs the
contents Of note which appears In an evening paper
there, and says he thinks II comes from Official
The note, after denying thero is any founda-
ton for the various alarmist rumors, says:-"The
truth is that peace OF Europe less threat
cned than There Is not trace Of any disagree
ment between Germany and Russia, and the situation
Of the latter toward England improves daily"
A RUSSIAN MUSTER.
the Times Berlin special reports that numerous
Sclavonan journals that strong Russian
is being at Bender tho River Dreter
near the Moldavo- Turkish 'front.'
Tho Prince Of Montenegro has forbidden tho trans.
mission Of kilograms letters giving Information Of
military movements.
rnE HERZEGOVINA Posrrrox
The Hcrzsgovnans, under the control OF tho Prince
OF Montenegro, have determined TO accept commu.
nication from the Porte.
The sclavonan committee At Moscow have sent the
insurgents 100 coo roubes.
or SETTLEMENT.
The same despatch says:-s1t appears that on June
rival propositions touching settlement OF the Eastern
question were received at Vienna IRON England and
Russia. Similar communications we're probably made
By both Powers 10 Berlin prior to the Emperor VIII.
iam's postponing his contemplated trip 70 Ems"
rnE AUSTRIAN POLICY DOUBTFUL
News has Just been received that the Austrian
government has again permitted 5000 brcechIoadcrs
and several millions OF cartridges to DO landed at
Cattaro for tho Montencenns
The Turks have consequently forbiddcn Austrian
steamers from touching At tho Turkish bank OF tho
Danube.
A DIVERGENCE OPINION.
Avtenna despatch TO tho Daily Telegraph mentions
a report that Germany and Austria declined
a suggestion made by RUSSIA 20 postpone
tho recognition OF Mourad until be willing
ccivc advice from the Powers.
A PAnis
The Teiegraph's correspondent at Parts announces
that the Grand Duke Michel, OF Russia, has arrived
there.
WHAT xEAx?
Le soir says:"Grcat importance Is attached 10 tho
y;si, in political circles. wo believe Il indicates the
restoration OF French influence IN tho councils Of
EUROPE