New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURKISH REVOLUTION.


THE DEPosrD SULTAN TO BE TREsTrD RESPECT
FULLY-sERviA UNWILLING TO RECOGNIZE THE
NEW RULER.
CoNsTASTTSoPLE. Friday, June 2, 1875.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs has tele-
graphed the Turkish representatives abroad as foows
hasten to deny the malevoe circulated con-
cerning the deposed monarcbs fate. Immediately after
his accession Sultan Murad Eend ordered his uncle to
be treated with every consideration and to receive all
the honors due his person. The pavilion belonging to
the Tcheraan Palace the Bosphorus has been assigned
hm as a residence"
QUEEN VICTORIA soLiCIroUs.
LONDON Friday. June 2, 1875.
The Post says it learns that Abdul Aziz, tho
ex+sultan OF Turkey, ia confined in splendid palace
called The Cage" The Post also says has reason to
believe that his life is perfectly SAFE and understands
that Queen Victoria, Immediately on learning of the
deposition OF Abdul Azz took steps TO obtain satsac-
tory Of the personal safety OF her former guest
dispatch to the Reuter- Telegram Company from Con-
stantinOple states that the ceremony OF grdng Murad
Eff ndi, the Sultan, with the sword OF osman,
which ia equivalent to coronation is postponed until
next week.
ANOTHER CONFERENCE TO BIZ HELD.
special dispatch to The Pail Mall Gazette from Berlin,
says stated here hat Servia refuses TO recognize
Sultan OF Turkey the ground Of his irregular
the throne and declines to pay her tribute,
two installments Of which in arrears. The same
Emperor william to Ems, where fresh conference will
be held between Prince Bismarck. Prince Gortchakof,
and Count Karolyi de Macy Karoly the Austr an EN-
bassad0r at Berlin.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-The Turkish Minister has
eeiyed telegram announcing that Sultan Murad has
been proclaimed amid the greatest tranquility, and
stating that the people greatly pleased at the change
RoUMANIA AND sERvIA.
PARIS, Friday June g. 1876.
An official dispatch from Bucharest denies
that offensive and defensive alliance has been con-
cluded between Roumania and servia against Turkey
The Paris correspondent Of The Times it seems
beyond doubt that Russia in accord with the other
Powers has agreed postpone the presentation Of the
Berlin memorandum to the Porte.
SLIGHT PROSPECTS, or PEACE.
The Tmes Berlin dispatch dec ares that the accn Of
ROumana and Seryia in relation TO their contemplated
declaration OF independence VIII doubtless be governed
by Russia, who seems willing to recognize Murad upon
condition that he abandon the idea Of wans against
servia and Montenegro. AS, however, Murad's party
is bent upon such war, 1t is expected
that the Sultan will give binding
promise. II is reported that three British menofwar
cruising of the Dalmatan coast prevent the land
ing Of arms for the insurgents In the mean time war
like preparations continue servia has just announced
her adhesion 10 tue Geneva Convention relative to ths
treatment OF the wounded.
The Tnss's dispatch from Berlin reports that the En-
peror william will 90 to Ems the 9Th inst The
authority states that there much Indignation in serva
Montenegro the report that Great Britain Is
supplying the Turks with arms.
dispatch to Te Daily Ne'cs from Vienna says it is
announced that Powers, including Russia, will
Ognize sultan Murad next week
An ARMsTICG DEEMED IMPOSSIBLE.
The official gazette Of Montenegro declares fresh
agmisticc is impossible and says the insugeetion will
continue in good earnest.
ENGLAND OPPOSING RUSSIA
The Times Berlin correspondent remarks that the policy
Russia has pursued in the East during the year has pro
duced important result-Engand Las ranged herself
the opposite side.
On wednesday an English man-of-war landed at Du-
cargo OF for the Turkish troops in Albania
NEW ALLIANCE REPoRiED.
The Vienna special telegram OF The Da,ty Gers says
is rumUred that alliance of the Western Powers. in
consequence of the initiative OF the British Government
il about be concluded and Italy and probably AUSTRIA
will Join IL. Prince Wrede has been instructed to
tOn the Seryan Government against endangerng peace