The New York herald., 1876-01-19
: THE EASTERN QUESTION.
THE TURKS TO SUPPRESS rNsURKEcTIoN AND
EvADE FOREIGN INTERVENTION.

EvADE FOREIGN INTERVENTION.
LONDON Jan. 1s 1876.
The Tunes this morning publishes a letter from
Vienna giving the following details of the instruction
In the Turkish provinces:-
POLICY OF THE
Partly nom a sincere wish TO end the insurrection,
and partly from anxiety escape Intervention the
Sublime Porte is making great efforts achieve paci
hcation unaided- The new Turkish commander,
Mukhtar Pacha, and the Governor Ali Pasha, are
to cooperate to that end tho former by military dspo-
sons and the latter BY political and diplomatic ac-
tivity.
wHAr MAY RESULT FROM VICTORY THE FIELD.
"The severe checks the insurgents have recently suf
ered and the large the Turks have lately
received render offensive operations by the Insurgents
very improbable Mukhtar Pecha seems likewise to-
have Instructions not to operate against the insurgents
but to begin by the occupation of the important posi-
tions and the debouches OF the Montenegrn frontier
Thereby sort Of Gordon will be prevent the
Montenegrins from assisting the insurgents and the
Turkish arms turned against those attempting to pass
the frontier. So far munitions of and provi-
sions are concerned such disposition might answer,
but II would be ineffective against the passage armed
mountaineers.
rhe sort OF truce thus established with the insurgents
will be utilized by the Governors summoning as
sembly Of notables Mostar to draft report Of tho
grievances of the country TO be sent direct to the
Sultan
IAPERIALIsr TREATMENT HERZEGOVINA AND BOSNIA
"The Sultan will then consider all the Just complaints
and make special concessions to Herzegovina While
Herzegovina Is within the Vayet Of Bosnia no con-
cessions will bo possible without extending them to
Bosnia also, which is scarcely practicable on account
OF the much largor population Of Mussumans Bosnia
who are already excited and fanatca that there
is great danger of outbreak leading to serious
cesses In order to solve this difficulty Herzegovina
will be created an independent villayet.
'The circumstances Of the two provinces are very
different tho proportion of Mohammedans to Christians
in Bosnia being four to six and IN Herzegovina
about to two.
1T SUCCEED
None OF the Powers will grudge Turkey the merit OF
pacifyiDg the insurgents unaided On the contrary all
Of them will bo relieved from much ipconven ence and
anxiety; only after the previous fruitless efforts 1t is
doubtful whether this eleventh hour is likely to be
much more successful"
BRITISH CABINET CONSIDERATION OF THE AUS
TRAN NOTE.
LONDON, Jan 10, 1876
Cabinet meeting held yesterday. All the
Ministers present 1t understood that the
Austrian note on Turkey was to be considered
The Cabinet will meet again to-day.
d sRAELIs CABINET POLICY TOWARD AUSTRIA
AND THE PORTE
LONDON, JAN H. 1916.
The Times states that the Cabinet yesterday resolved
TO give general support to Count Andrassy's note At
the time many questions may arise after the note
shall be presented to the Porte Those points naturally
await further consideration
Other journals make the same announcement.
SATISFACTION sRLF-IMPoRTANcE
The Times in editorial the decision OF the gov
ernment, says
LESS than this would have been unworthy of
great country, which holds the casting in debera
tons OF critical Importance the whole OF Europe