The New York herald., 1876-12-11
PRELIMINARY DIPLOMATIC INTERVIEWS.
Russian Occupation Not So Objectionable
to England
WILL THE TURKS OCCUPY ROUNANlA'
The French Cabinet Crisis-Pro-
posed Compromise.
ley CABLE TO THE HERALD.


LoSDox, Dec. H. 1875
People who have money invested IN Turkish bonds
who otherwise interested In the Eastern quos-
tion, waiting anxiousy Tor the meeting Of the Con-
ference. In the meantime the papers are specializing
what the said Conference may do whether will
DO able to Go anything TO war the absence
pr any important information tho public
,old OF the movements OF the Marquis OF Sails
bury, and OF his very satisfactory interviews
with General Igna,ieT. These interviews show. OF
course the most remarkable unanimity OF feeling be-
tween the Ru ssian and tho English representatives.
and sangulne people thereby encouraged to
hope for peace. Meanwhile the Russian preparations
for war go as briskiy ever and the work in the
English arscnals does not flag. Whom General Inna-
tic gets the mot dordrc from St. petersburg that all
is ready shall hear moro OF this wonderful
unanmity of feeling and Of these extremely satsiac-
tory interviews.
CONFERENCE.
Meantime the Penipotcntiarcs getting rcady
for tho meeting OF the conference. A despatch
from Constantinoplc states that the Marquis Of
Salisbury had audience with the Sultan yes
terday. 1t is understood that perfect harmony OF
views has prevailed up to the present hour between
Salisbury and Isnate and the separate interviews bo
tween the have all been favorable to
good understanding
Two Montcnegrins, who had conspircd to assassnate
Mdhat Pacha. arrested at his residence last
Wednesday.
OCCUPATION NOT 80 OBJECTIONABLE.
despatch from Vienna says the news from Con-
stantnople is. moro pacific and hopeful than II has
been for time From Saisbury's conversations
1t may be inferred that England, although st
TO occupation, admits that it may become
unavoidable; but maintains that other Guaran-
tees may be found, and that Turkey ought
10 be allowed timc in which
TO carry REFORM occupation be resorted 10 only
in OF her failure. Tho Russian Tclcgraphc Agency
says the long interview between Salisbury and Igna-
tell last Friday, showed an understanding between
them complete all points The conference will de-
cdc on tho condition Of tho Greek populations In Tur-
key special despatch from Pcsth reports that Sails
3ury has proposed give Turkey year in which to
carry out the reforms.
TIE PLor TO SEIZE
Among the conspraors engaged in the other plot to
carry of ex-Suitan Murad are two Turks Pole and
Greek The latter was formerly assistant dragoman Of
the British Embassy.
WILL THE TURKS occUrT RouNAvrA?
Reports are renewed that tho Turks are about to
enter Roumania A Berlin despatch reports that the
Turks have declared at Bucharest that they were
obliged to occupy Romaninn territory.
RUSSIAN PgIvArEERs.
The samc despatch says tho fact that the Russian
government does not prohibit private meetings 10
promote the purchase OF American vessels to be used
as privaicers OF Is creating much comment
among German shpowners, who. being largely n
gagged in the carriage OF Russian merchandise the
ruin OF their trade II England should be COM
PEELED 10 resort TO rcprisas.
RUSSIAN RAILWAY TRAFFIC..
A despatch from Riga says:-rne goods tranlc on
The Dunaberg, wilma and Warsaw Railroad has been
resumed.
CABINET CRISIS.
The French Ministerial crisis is not yet settled; but
The Indications that a compromise will be effected
by tho entrance OF pronounced republican into tho
Cabinet. A despatch from Paris says that q Cabinet
council held Saturday to consider the remodel
ling OF the ministry 1t is asserted that President
MacMahon although at nrst strongly opposed TO such
course has consented to part with General Ber-
thaut Minister OF War. In order facilitate the en-
trance OF NJ Simon into the ministry. ~ Duiaurc in-
tcrviewcd " SIMON to-day and offered him the portfolio
Of the Interior u. Simon subsequently had confer
encc with tho republican leaders. Tho republican
party seems to be dvdcd in opnion 10 whether he
should accept the office meeting OF the Left adopt
cd motion confirming the previous resolve to uphold
the programme OF tho republican majority, aud insist
Ing on the formation ministry in accordance with
the views OF that majority.
DrFArRE's POSITION
later despatch from Paris says that according 10
The combination agreed to by President MacMahon at
tho Cabinet Council on Saturday NJ. Duiaure would
retain the Ministry OF Justice, 81 Bardoux would
take that OF Puolic Worship.
AMNESTY coMMuxARps.
Tho Council General OF the Department Of the Seine
in spite OF the opposition of the Prc,cct has passed
resolution in iavor Of complete amnesty.
TnE STUBBORN BAsQrgs
The trouble In the Basque provinces seems TO be
sc, tied down somewhat, manly, II Is suspected TOR
The reason that the Government at present Is too
strong to allow oil much hope OF successful resist
iancc despatch from Bilbao says The jun,a OF
Bscay has permanently organized itself in the face Of
nc intmation that 1t may DO dissolved BY the
government Deputies from Aiava and Guipuzcoa have
joncd the junta telegram from Pampcluna Gays
the Navarree deputies demand Tor the Inhabitants OF
their province the right 10 purchase exemption from
conscription.
COMPULSORY EDUCATION SPAIN.
A despatch from Madrid says the law has passed tho
Cor,cs making education obligatory.
FG-pr AND AByssixIA
A special despatch from Alexandra announces that
The ENJOYS from the King OF Abyssria who had been
kept under surveillance in Cairo Tor some time,
recently managed to escape 10 the nousc Of the British
Consul Tney were rcarrosled during the nigh, by
order of the Knedve The continuation OF the war
with Abyssinia IS now certain.
UNITING TWO CABLE COMPANIES
The Times in its financial article, says movement
Is on foot Tor arrangement between The Direct and
Anglo cable companies It's ostensibe or,g.
nators are the Globe Telegraph and Trust Company.
Thcy have issued eli hcuar TO The share
holders Of the Drec, Cable Company, invlt.
inr them 10 repealed clause in their consti.ct
which orbas arr an cement with the Anglo American
t,mpauy The Board OF Directors Of the Direct Com
many nc, ne un1er The rcqu,ston, and apparently in
harmony wan powerful body OF the shareholders
represented BY the Globe Company, have called
,racrdnary meeting consider the advantage OF max
,ng Ioint purse arrangement with the American