, 1876-02-05
FOREIGN.
An Outline Of the Austrian
Note to tho Turkish Gov
ornmont.
What Induces the Porte to
Accept the Proposition.
A Catholic Pamphlet CritiCislng tho
German Ecclesiastical Laws.
Prince Bishop Hohon1ohe Preparing
tie Way for Peace Between
Rome and Berlin.
Certain Ritualistic 0bserrantes Declared
illegal BY IN English Court.
Stale Of tho Negotiations Between En-"
g'ish High churchmen and tho
Vatican.
Italy Will Not Deliver Up Won Arnim
to the German Government.
The Complete Defeat Of the Car
lists and Flight Of Their
Leader Reported:
Two Hundred Persons Killed by Belgian
Lime Explosion.
Stale Of the Negotiations Between En-"
g'ish High Churc1lmen and tho
Vatican.
Italy Will Not Deliver Up Won Arnim
to the German Government.
The Complete Defeat Of tho Car
lists and Flight Of Their
Leader Reported:
Two Hundred Persons Killed by Belgian
Lime Explosion.
TURKEY.
nCeSfAN SENTIMENT.

sT. PETERSBURG, Feb. 1.-The RussH Mir,
commenting on tho proposals. Of Count An
drasay, Says tho comedy now being performed
as Constantnop!c will terminate to tho satiefac-
tion Of all concerned except tile 8clavos. aud
partly, thorofore, Russia.
TIE AEDRABsr PROPOSITION ACQUITTED.
VIENNA, Feb. 4.-According to reliable adytceh,
the Porto IL convinced that tho rejection Of the
Austrian note would cause tho overthrow Of
Andrassy'B Catinot. Tho Porto does not fear
militsry Intervention "a long as Anlraasy TO-
mains In powor. 1t will thoteio-e accept his
proposals, simply cooking to do 80 in form
which sill not wenaon tho sultan'e authority IN
tho eycs Of lila Musaulmcn subjects.
NEGOTIATIONS.
LONDON, Feb. 4.-Tla Russian telegraphio
tgnno. reports that Turkey aud Montenegro arc
negotiating. but nothing has beon settled.
COMMENTS OF THE LONDON TiMEg.
LONDON. Feb. 5.--l n. m.-Tho Timer repro
duees tho toxt Of Count Andrassy's uose 10 tia
Porto from tho Cologne Ga,chtt. Reviewing tho
any principle at which tho Porto could tako
ofyouae. Tho Austrian Government aud its
allies treat tho Sultan AZ tho undoubted master
OF bis domlntons, and 1t IL ass1nlcd that
Arms agai1s: hs authority, It is tho n,.sslon Of
tho tl.reo Empires to end this lauontable rising.
Tho Porto is invited to co-operate In q work
from Hhich It will reap tho chicf benefit. md to
EGGQhQlZB kHo 1ElGuQIineES OF mo aEaoEtAtGu
peace making powora. In spite Of all this de-
corusn Of principle and addresses. tho
uote Is somewhat pe1smptory. It is
evidently intonacd to cdnreJ the impression
that tho three Powers havo ! policy. aud l,avo
DO limited In scope, but viii bc puraaed oven Al
tho rlak OF departure from tho traditions
Ehich hare hitherto obtained In dea1!ng with
Turkey. Tho noto recap,tu1ates tho history Of
tho efforts for paeiacatiol. particularly dwelling
on the efforts Of tho Powers to lesser, The dau-
gers of ofipsurrecton by restraining Servia aud
Montenegro, and Oh tho moderation Of tho Pow
era mlth reference to tho Consular Commission
at Me star, when their, delegates wcre
instructed to disahuae tho lneurgenta Of
their hopea for outside aid, mud to e1hort
them to dsspsrse aftert stating their gsieyacoa.
Tho Powoss then only reserved the right to urge
on tho Porte thosc tcsnsujs which sppeared To-
Gtimatc. Tho Cabinets restricted themselves 10
VOL ~ military noans.
The note continues: unhappi1y Tue hopes of
torrns published by tho Porto DO NOT seem to
have bad In yaw the paciticatlon Of lilo iu.ur-
gents nor do thoy appear to 10 suf-
acseue Tor that pur4oso. On tho
lown the lpsurrectios,. Tho ret runs promul-
;atedb by tho Porto had no special relation to tho
:riossncea Of tho insurgents.
Iho noto thep proceeds to indicate tho necea-
arv reforms Which have already been reported
Tho note concludes as folloWss Tito rorto'B
previoua nndctlnoi promises can only raiso up.
satisfactory aspirations, Turkev has faind to
terminate tho lnsursectlon, which the spring will
renev. The conviction ia general that the
Duleariana and C1otcs will Join In tho
instruction in the spring. It may
also Ia foreseen TINT ths setslsn and Aloute-
negrian Governments will DO uuabo to scnlst
the influenza Of events and imb1io
opinion. They aeem to hayo fa,nliarizeu
themselves with -sha idea Of ipin,nE
the struggle when tho saow nulss,
Tho three Calinets ttercf, 70 think tho on!y
chauce Of avoiding new complications Ia by
manifestations from all tho power estaDlisls.
Ing their firm resolution TO arrest tno
movement. hut to address tho l'rinces
aud Christian foundations, TIC puwerY
must Us abIo to point 10 acta clearly amnlioratug
tho coudit,Ml Of Herzegovina. for tho ChrstJanA
have doop'y-ronted n,ntEu-t with regard tt
every promise Of tho Poste, engendorod by ex.
perieHcc.