The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-12
CABLE NE w S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE TURKISH QUESTION.
The SaIonica Murderers Not Yet Arrested
by the Porte Police.
CHRISTIANS In GREAT DANGER.
The European Powers Not Likely to
Intervene In the East.
DERBY REPLIES TO FISH.
A Bonapartist Fanatic Disturbs
the French Legislature.
THE POPE WRITES TO ALFONSO.
Ravages OF the Plague at Bagdad
and Hillah.
DISRAELI ESCAPES CENSURE.
A Bonapartist Fanatic Disturbs
the French Legislature.
THE POPE WRITES TO ALFONSO.
Ravages or the Plague at Bagdad
and Hillah.
cENSURE.
DISRAELI
TURKEY.


THE sAtoNIcA MuRDERERs NOT YET ARRESTED
THE BODIES OF THE VICTIMS UNBURIED-
MUssULsdANs' AGITATIoN-A MASSACRE OF
THE CHRISTIANS PossIBLE-GENRRAL ALARM
AT THE SCENE OF THE SLAUGHTER
PARIS. May IL, 1874
The Temps says no arrests have yet been made in
Salonicn
VICTIMS INJURED.
The bodies OF the victims remained unburicd yeser-
day.
FANATIC ExcIrEMESr-ALARx CHRISTIANS
The assassination is isolated occurrence The
Mussulmans were previously much ngitatcd over the
news from Hcrzegovis a, and had assembled several
for the purpose OF preparing for Of the
Christians
The French Consul at salonica had been insultcd
several times.
DISTURBANCES FEARED
Dispatches from salonica late yesterday even
Ing say fresh disturbances apprehendcd there
The Christians have closed their shops The military
force insufficient to restrain mob.
THE GREAT POWERS NOT INTERVENE
Private adviccs from Berlin indicate that there ID no
intention of proceeding armed Intervention in Tur-
key at present
Ausria desires to transform tho present conference
Of the Northern Powers into general European con-
ference
ENGLISH OFFICIAL REPORT or THE SITUATION.
LONDON May II, 1876
Tho Daily Telegraph in editorial says:-I wc arc
not mistaken. tho English Ambassador at CONSTANT
noplc HIS informed tho government that tho situation
Is critical violent outbreak, OF which Christians
! will become the victims, may occur at any moment
throughout Turkey, and even in Constantinope. We
would not be surprised therefore the English Mcdi-
INN In tclv
Bcsekir Bay, mouth OF tho Hellespont tho same
| as on tho owe of IL crmcan
THE AUSTRIAN POLICY
special despatch TO the Post from Berlin Gays II Is
understood that Count Andrassy the Austrian Premier
has expressed views strongly adverse TO Austrian
armed Intervention in the Turkish complications.
| THE PORTE CABINET CHANGED-THE WAR
PARTY In THE ASCENDANT.
CoSsrAxrrSoPLE, May IL, 1874
The Sultan has dismissed the Grand vizicr and sum-
moned TO Constantnopo Husscin Avni Pacha. who Is
considered the head Of the party, and who II is
rumorcd, is 10 be appointed either Grand vizer or
| Generalissimo OF the Turkish armies.
CENSORSHIP OF THE PRESS IN THE CAPITAL.
LONDON, May II, 1876.
rigid censorship OF tho press has been cstab-
lished In Consantinoplc. An order has been ssucd
| directing that all newspapers DO submitted to the
inspection and approval OF the Censor before publ
cation
A GOVERNMENTAL PANIC IN THE EMPIRE.
LONDON, May IL, 1874
The Russian Telegraphc Agency reports that the
Salonica affair has caused panic throughout Turkey
the FOREIGN AMBASSADORS Il DAILY COUNSEL
The foreign ambassadors at Constautinoplc have
resolved every day 10 consider tho state OF
affairs
Upon later intelligence the ambassadors have agreed
10 ask their respective 10 send additional
men of-war 10 Coustantinoplc.
THE WAR MONTENEGRO.
Tho Kusk Mir says tho Porte is Fastening military
preparations against Montenegro Twonty fresh bat
talIons have arrived scutari and Ave at Antivar
THE rASAr1cAL MOVEMENT BECOMING MORE
INTENSE IN sALoNIcA-A ''HoLy WAR" I'M
MINENT.
LONDON May IL. 1874
The Paris correspondent OF the Times has received
communication from person of unqueslionable au-
thority who considers that the fanatca movement IN
Salonica ia gaining IN intensity.
WAR
The correspondent thinks the Salonica affair may be
the effect OF agitation which has been carefully 70.
mented IN view Of the eventual necessity OF sholy
war; He hopes the Powers will prompt measures
to prevent the horrors which may be forcsceu.
FRIENDLY GERMANY.
The Times despatch Berlin says Russia and Aus
tra have placed their ofwar IN the Archipelago at
the disposal Of Germany In there should be any
iurher attempt 10 modest Germans Turkey before the
arrival OF the German squadron.
PnovxciALs APPEAL TO BERLIN.
Vienna despatch to tho Daily Ne,cs says scrvia.
Roumaua and Montenegro have sent special ENJOYS to
Berlin.
THE sALoxIcA MURDERs-How THE UNITED
STATES Is REPRESENTED AT THE SCENE OF
THE sLAUGHTER--srECTAL VIEWS CONCERNING
THE NEWS FACTs--UsEFuL HINTS FOR THE
WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT.
Regarding the recent murders OF consus at saonica a
HERALD reporter had an interview yesterday with a
retired navy officer who expressed views on tho
subject, which are here gwen thus
THE AMERICAN CONSULAR REPRESENTATION
.The cable Informs us that the post or American
Consul at saionca held, not by citizen OF tho
United States but by resident Greek The unsaiaricd
consulatcs are indeed sought by our
own citizens unless privileges arising from
trade or advantages connected With the position arc
deemed an end equivalent other consider ations but
to install quasi dcnizen. and foreigner, with such
tona commission. and thus ciothe perhaps some die.
esteemed subject with deal allegiance. mast work only
10 our prejudice AMI. In mauy ways against tho
public interest Il also j. oncnalys to our national
pride