, 1876-07-03

outset surprised a certain number nf nersons or-
gahnzea sither M IN Bosnia or Herzegovina, and
tansheo IN the Ptlncipatty, crossed the frontier.
was ut that time IN Vienna, but Immediately on
my return caused the most thorough measures
to To- be taken @ for watching the frontier. SO that
crossed 1t IN order to enter the Provinces border
grsssons Of the Bashi-Dazouks, Tehe;skii, and
Arnaouts. and their armed incursions into tho Ter
rltory OF the Principally, hare never ceased up to
the present time, xnd have given frequent ground
OF Just complaint from my Government toithe Coy
Sublime Porte. These complaints induced the
Imperial Government to delegate Talk Dcy to c1-
anime them, and to request my Government also
invitation that Col. Oreskoyitch was appointed to
represent u.s. 1await with confidence thf result
Of this Commission, which viii sufficiently
mentioned u your Hghness despateb es afsss5S9 o19
reports were ordered to the frontier, we're seDe re-
now no Servian troops anywhere, withthe exception
Of the men employed on defensive works. Not
Sithstanding this. the Imperial army remains in its
and maintaining In the public mind continual a1-
prehensfons that have put u stop to all trade or
manufactures 70 the country. In presence OF an
scrvia during the lust six months; in view of the
incursions OF undisc;plined armed bands. burnin;
aud ,pil1asng in our frontier districts; in view.
teUards W sera the Sationa u Assempgg s a@pgSi has
charged my Government to watch over the safety
of the country, and with this object hns placed the
necessary mems ut Its disposal.
Such your Highness. is the real and sole signid-
cation Of the military preparations being made here
for the defense Of the country. They will cease Ut
tie same moment tile cause which led to them.
They have no other motive, no other object For
eiyn TO any design which might injuriously affect
the relations between Servla and the Sublime
Porte or the integrity Of the Empire-an integrity
in which lies the strength OF Scrvi1and observing,
On the other hand from your dispatch that alarm
ing runl0ra concerning Scryil find crelence ut Con-
stantinope. have resolved to send there special
delegate. This delegate will give to the Sublime
structcd to come to all understanding with the I'm.
pcrial Government by an exchange Of frank and
loyal explanations in order TO place our mutual re-
latiOns on a footing Of entire confidence. My
Envoy will be dispatched without delay, and (
shall Acquaint your Hghness with his name through
the intermediary OF my agent at corAtantinoples
RUss1A VS.. ENGLAND.
DspG&ch to London Tit1es.
BERLIN, June l6.-The language OF the st.
Petersburg press is still very excited, Ministe-
rial papers leading the van, and surprising even
the Slayophi! aud more independent Journals.
One specimen from the Golos will suffice:
Englands idea OF achieving victory without
gland bent upon war with Ruesla: III such case
England had better look ont for more useful allies
thnn Spain, VINO really is not an adversary worthy
Of our notice; but times have changed since 1853
France, who savcd England in the Crimean War.
now ranks foremost among her aorersarlcs We
shall throttle Turkey before the eyes Of England
Unless Russia is opposed by other Powers than
Spaln and Great rituin she will not allow the re-
bellion in the Balkan Peninsula to be put down" F"
The St. Petersburg Herald declares that there
is every prospect OF Russia not being diverted
from her chosen path by Great Britain.