The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-02
RUSSIA AND REFORM.
Winslow and the Extradition
Box.
Servia Moving for War Russian
Official Approval.
Sultan "by the Grace OF God and
the Will OF the People,"

the Will OF the People,"
THE TURKISH QUESTION.
ENGLAND PREPARING FOR wAR-TEN REG1-
MENTs Fon MALTA
From the Evening Telegram of Yesterday
LONDON, June /, 1876.
Though hopes Of peace are entertained, never
theess England is making preparations for even
Qualities, which may terminate in war.
REGIMENTS UNDER ORDERS.
have exclusive information that ten infantry
regiments have received orders to be ready to sail
for Malta at moments notice.
BRITISH ADMIRAL TO CONFER IN CONSTANT
NoPLE
vAIErTA, Malta June l, 1870
Vice Admiral Sir James Drummond, commanding
the Mediterranean ncct has left the squadron in Bcska
Bay and Como to Cons,antinople to confer with the
British Ambassador.
PREMIER DIsRAELIs STATEMENT OF THE sITUA.
TON II THE oRIENT-BRIT1sH POWER IN THE
INTEREST or rEAcE
In the House Of Commons this evening Mr. Disrael
replying to question by the Marquis of Harrington,
said he had received telegram from Constantinople
since arriving at the House to-day but tho only inter-
estng fact contained therein that there
was tranquil and the Mussuman population content
BERLIN MEMORANDUM.
The Premier also said -" Tho Berlin memorandum
has yet been submitted tho Porte and should
express the hope II may not be necessary that
should be- Undoubtedly the condition of affairs was
critical in that part OF the world The British govern
ment had taken such measures Of prccauton as IL
thought necessary TO maintain the and hoEor
OF England. and that policy OF precaution thoy in
tend to pursue. Al the time l wish most
decidedly state, the part OF the British govern
mcnt that it is their opinion that tho interests OF
England would BIO most studied by maintaining peace
and that the honor OF England DO more
efficiently vindicated than by taking leading part in
contributing TO the accomplishment of that object''
Mr.. Dsraeli's remarks greeted with cheers.
MURAD EFFENDls PRocLAMATIoN-rHE FOREIGN
INTERESTS MORE CONFIDENT.
CoSsrASrSorLE May 81, 1876
Murad EGeudis proclamation announcing his ac-
session 10 the throne IS momentary expected
FOREIGNERS REAssURgD.
Tho dcpuation from the foreign colonies at Constan
tnoplc will tomorrow present address Of congratu
ia,ion to the new Sultan.
CONFIDENCE AT HOME
Advices from the provinces state that the change Of
rulers IS everywhere received with satisfaction.
SWORD
Tomorrow the Sultan will 90 in state to the Eyonb
Mosque, where no will be grdcd with The sword Of
Osman.
Several persons cxIed for political offences during
he last reign have been recalled
IMPERIAL NAVY.
The departure OF the Turkish fleet for . cruise in tho
Archipelago has been postponed
CABINET ANNOUNCEMENT OF COMING REFORM
NEW CONSTITUTION GUARANTEEING PER-
soNAL LIBERTY
CoSsrAyTIyoPLE, juno l, 1915
The Grand viner has teegraphcd to Turkish repre-
sentatvcs abroad the announcement that pro-
gramme OF reform will be drawn up Immediately
FREE CONSTITUTION PROCLAIMED.
An imperial proclamation read to-day, declaring
tina; the members OF tho Cabinet shall continue in
Office; the slltan grants CO. 900 pusses ISL 500 ooo
from the civil list for the purposes Of the State and
luqnishcs the revenues from the private properly or
the Crown.
The proclamation recommends the establishment Of
nm equilibrium in the budget, the immediate improve
OF public education and tho reorganization OF the
Ministry OF Justice the Council OF State, and d.
reefs the Ministers devise form Of government
Iuitab.c to all Turkish subjects, without distinction
70 as to secure tho liberty Of every individual
"By THE GRACE or THE WILL OF The PEOPLE =
Tho imperial proclamation also expresses the hope
that the bonds OF friendship between Turkey and all
tho foreign Powers will be drawn closer
Ii concludes with the formal announcement that
Mourad has assembled the throne 'by the grace OF God
and the will OF the people"
The proclamation is received with public rejo!cngs.
THE AMOUNT or TREASURE SEIZED At THE
sULTAN's PALACE
LONDON, June l, 1876
The amount Of the OK suItans treasure reported In
Che Ners' Vienna special having been seized, IL
el0o, 900 600, not sl0o. 600.
RUSSIAN DEFINITION OF THE POLICY OF THE
EUROPEAN POWERS.
ST. PETERSBURG, June l, 1876.
Tho Journal de ST. Petersburg Of to day has arti-
lie the Turkish situation.
MuscoviTE OPINION
After commenting upol the recent events At Con-