The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-30
CABLE NEW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE PORTE POLICY A PuzzLE TO THE PRESS.
Britain Bristling Up for Rough
Work in the East.
EMMA NINE AND OTHER FRAUDS.
'Change-Etfort at Recovery Followed
by Sudden Collapse.
WHAT IL SAID ABOUT WINSLOW.
EMMA NINE AND OTHER FRAUDS.
WHAT is SAID ABOUT wISsLow.
TURKEY.

TURKEY.
THE suLTAN's GOVERNMENTAL INTENTIONS TX
POUNDED BIZ AN ENGLISH PREssMAN-ENg-
LANDS ALARM-THE QUEENS CABINET
LIKELY TO ASSUME BOLD POSITION.
LONDON, May 20, 1876
special despatch from Paris to the Times says there
are some persons who maintain that II the united
Powers asked Turkey to cede Herzegovina Monte
negro and Bosnia TO Servia charging the princ
paes their quota Of tho Turkish settling
internal condition OF these provinces in a manner
merislng general confidence Turkey would no, hesitate
to agree.
ENGLAND ALARxx9 WITH RESPECT TO The QUESTIONS OF
rHE
The Times this morning, in its column OF naval and
military intelligence says that Thursday and Fri
day last Admiral Stewart Controller OF the Navy, and
Mr. Barnes Surveyor OF Dockyard made elaborate
investigation Of the work In hand the Portsmouth
yard with view Of ascertaning the time and money
required prepare for the ships build
ing there including the iron ships Thunderer
and nexblc and also to get ready the steam reserve
VICTORIA MAY vINDICATE NATIONAL TRADITIONS.
This visit considerably strengthens the impression
prevailing at Portsmouth that the government pur-
poses taking bold position respecting the Eastern
question.
EMINENT ENGLISH OPINIONS ON THE CRISIS.
The Marquis OF Harrington in . speech a. the laying
OF the foundation of the City Liberal Club House,
stated that 1.-The situation Of foreign relations in the
East grave
unnecessary alarm about the immediate future. Still
the government had 10 deal with state OF things
quring consideration Of the statesmen OF
Europe.
PACIFIC ASSURANCES FROM FRANCE.
PARIS, Nay 20, 1874
Tho DUO Decazes, Minister Of Foreign Affairs in the
course speech In the Chamber OF Deputies to-day
declared that the government was confident that the
good understanding which necessary for the peace
OF the world would be established every where.
TURKISH NAVAL MovEMENTs.
CoxsrASrISoPLE, Nay 20, 1875
Turkish squadron Is about TO sail for the Grecian
Archipelago for svolusions.
THE SULTAN FIRM AGAINST FOREIGN INTER-
vENTIoN-THE PoRTE's POINTS OF OBJECTION
TO THE BERLIN MEMORANDUM.
LONDON, May so, 1874
The Standards Vienna correspondent telegraphs that
the Porte instructed It's Ambassador to Austria who
is At Pesh against the expected Official
communication
would be obliged 10 totally decline its proposals.
INTERVENTION rSApxissrBLE
The Porto instructs tho Ambassador 10 declare that
the Intervention Of the friendly Powers thoroughly
inadmissible
SOVEREIGN INDEPENDENCE.
The Porte cites several why the propositions
cannot be admitted, principal Of which arc:--
That Two months armstice would only
revive tho activity Of the insurgcEts who
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the sovereign rights Of the Sultan include free action
with regard 70 the disposition OF his army and the
Sultan could submit 70 such interference
with these rights would prohibit MIN from moving
troops within his own territories wherever he con-
sidered necessary.
RUSSIAN PRESS oPIAIoxs-PAPER DEFIANCE OF THE
The Berlin correspondent Of the Times summarizes
the utterances OF the Russian press ioows:
'The ST. Petersburg Herald declares the Berlin pro-
grammo will be fulfilled and adopted,
despite the opposition OF Great Britain"
The Raski Mir riaicues tho idea that Russia and
Austria will continue agreed upon Eastern affairs
The Berlin correspondent says 1t is understood that
Austria at a meeting Of the ambassadors in Pestn,
failed TO obtain such modification OF the Berlin pro-
eramme as might have rendered the scheme more 40.
ceptable 10 England.
rHs suIrAx's AMBASSADOR AZ rm ooURr or 81.
telegram 10 the Times from Pesth reports
that Turkey has presented ! note in Lon
don protesting against the proposed armisticc,
but no such has presented here the Turkish
Ambassador conhning himself TO general about
the dculty for Turkey TO 60 further than she has al
ready gene.
FoRTIFyrNo THE ENGLISH COAST
London tMay l6 correspondence Of Cork CoDstitu-
ton.
The war once has taken up the or harbor do
fence in earnest and before long appendix to the
mobilization scheme may be expected q ready made
plan for defending harbors from the approach OF
an encmy's feet Such plan has already boon pre-
pared for Portsmouth, according 10 which the whole
OF spithcad would be Iittlo else than network OF
submarine mines, with their electric wires leading
TO the forts built the various shoals. where tho
mines would be exploded by those watching the
movements OF the enemy and ready touch tho in
strument and flash the spark through the soon
power OF the explosion.
The Royal Engineers Will shortly be engaged In max
Ing similar arrangements for the protection Of Devon
port aud Queenstown, and = naval ports
havo been provided for IL probable that mcrcan-
tile ports such Liverpool and weak points along
the win also be made secure BY the oe-
velopment OF perfect system OF submarine mining
sAIox1cA CRIMINALS SENTENCED.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May %, 1875
The following telegram received today BY the
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