The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-27
FOREIGN NEWS. :
! II TuRKEI. y

i aLoNDos, December 26. AThe Constant
inople telegram says: Circumstance
permitting, the Porto will shortly, annu
the decree reducingIby one half tho Inter
est on the ottorman debt. | d
Vienna dispatch pEediels ,that Mar
tqniS ot Salisbury viii replace Alrot a
Minister to Constantinople.
H4Ths sDaitg Ass' Cdnatanti bpl6l specia
says: According, % The project of reformi
presented othe Porte by the plenipo
\ Ftentikriesj The Govefnefs ofthe ifsnfgenj
ptoyinceBma5 DO eforOignerEGsabSW
A ParisH oorTespondent OF the Ifmss
Z, gives detailed account ofthe occupation
scheme derived from authentici sences
4 and showing that very, c6nsidetiblb con.
cessionsi have been made .toIthe turkish
sensabilities, in this particular. Accord.
ing to thi4 4 sehem ~ GT,eoFps \ Of
military win be recruited from the
volunteers ssufl. nihe neutral x states.
The corps will:be under tRe oraets of the
Governorso Of tie, pro- sinee II viii wear
the Turkish sbtege, Be- paid by Turkey or
the reformed provinces, and constitute q
reinforcement of the Turkish police. II
is much feared that Turkey will resist
nearly alfthe fefofms which the 'PoFefs
consider they have right to demand.
II eisNt6odght II iesnstantih0ple that
Elliott, British Ambassador, Is 10 favor
Of rsaiStance 1on the part Of Turkey, and
his departure Is considered as freaSsuring
fnr neaceAi. tnf .aStJsai IA
. Ths Pd,es dispatch from Constantine,
pie saSs; tho Porte has resolved toJc4nce1
the financial decree -ot ls75 Immediately.
A dispatch from Constantinople to The
Reuter- TELEGRAM Company says: The
Marquis Of Salisbury, will demand to-day
from the Sultan his acceptance Of the
proposals agreed upon by the Powers.
Should the Sultan refuse, Lord Salisbury
is instructed 10 leave Constantinople and
order The British aeet to Sfnit "Tutkish
waters. y-,,,,. -
''' CossTANTIsoPI.E, December 2G.-1t H.
understood that all Plenipot tentiaries will
leave here should iths Sultan reject the
lproposals submiaedto him today. The
respective Edibassies would Then be en-.
trusted with the direction of affairs.
Reports 9ats ID current Ithat Iths Turkish
Counsel Of Ministers decided yesterday'l
tp,rejeGt The prepesals and that IN the
event q war The Pofte viii arm lis Ar
meniang areebs Bplgarian aurh Christian
subjects. sEdheipl Pasha has been ap.
pointed permanent President Of the
Council Of statc.- ~. GO ."
THE g orrdsss ApEEaEs 4Srmiir isrroRrr.I
4let saaAolF Hls1 ~ s1iEEs4IleetlalE,G 1iEs4etlalE,GGiHt |
The Plenipotentiaries, are said to ex-
clude from Bulgaria all localities where
the MhSsslmen are inihe majoiiTf The
Porte is still firmly resolved not 10 make
any concession which il contrary 10 the
maintenance Of the 'iptsgrity Of ihs En-.
pire, nor to grant Broad .adniniStfatire
authority. to the provinces, or.the dis.
armament Of The Musselmans. ,,.,tl
The Lephare Du BoAphore publishes 40
article neutrality-suspicious. Now, sla-
yonic people, Turkey will never consent
10 being sacrificed to slavism, but will
fight, and II victorious, will have the
Of having saved not only bet
national existence, but the, British In
teEests'i. ~ alHH.L ta.l-' 500. .a.., ..F l.