New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
THE EUROPEAN WAR CLOUD.
THE TURKISH COMPLICATIONS.

LONDON, Friday, June ., 1875.
In the House of Commons this evening Mr. Disraeli,
replying TO question by the Marquis of Harrington,
said the Berlin memorandum has been WITHDRAWN.
England and the other Powers agree upon certain
points. among which is one not to exercise undue
pressure upon the Porte Russia, France, and En-
gland have made successful representations to Servia
for the maintenance of peace.
THE ATTITUDE OF GERMANY DEFINED
BERLIN. Friday. June o, 1879.
The National Zeitung of to-day says IL learns from
a wc-informed source that Prince Bismarck was
summoned to Berlin solely to report personally to
the Emperor upon s1atest phase of events in Tur-
key. The Zeitung adds that the German policy con-
times to aim above all at the preservation of tho
peace of Europe and leading political circles are
convinced that the efforts in that direction will be
successful. The statement that conferences be-
tween the Chancellors of Germany, Russia, and
Austria impend. needs confirmation. Up to yester-
day afternoon nothing was known here OF any such
conference.
TIE soFTAs ORDERED TO DIs'RM.
CoSsr,NrINorLE Friday, June 8, 1875.
The Sheik-ul-Islam has forbidden the Sofas to
carry to congrcgate in the public thorough
fares.
sERvIA GUIDED By RUSSIA.
LoSDoS Friday, June 9, 1876.
The Echo this evening has special telegram from
Berlin stating that the Gar has prevailed upon
Seryia to adopt peaceful policy. Turkey spon-
taneously offered the insurgents the two conditions
included in the memorandum, namely, three months
armstice and direct negotiations
MURAD TO BE RECOGNIZED.
In the House of Commons this evening Mr.. Dis
raeli said further that the memorandum was with
drawn because the Porte had anticipated some I'M
portant points and offered arnistice spon-
taneously. Englands refusal to accept the
memorandum had not been received by
any power in unfriendiy splt,
but with great regret. The great Powers agreed to
recognize Murad without the usual delay. The
necessary credentials sent to the English En-
bassador at Constantinoplc tonight.
Mr. Disraeli declared further that the letter pur-
porting to bear his signature, which was recently
published in Vienna, stating that England will know
how to resist Muscovite aggression. is a forgery.
PARIS. Friday, June o, ls76.
Intelligence has been received here that some of
the inSrgent bands have accepted the arnstice and
others have refused.
81. PErrnsBrRG, Friday, June 9. 1876.
1t is seni-ocially stated that the representatives
of Russia in rya and Montenegro have again been
ordered TO use their influence TO prevent any war
like demonstration. An assurance was given at the
same time that Russia woald take care that the
of tue reforms.
CoNsTASTINoTLE, Friday, June o, 1876.
The Porte has courteously asked Seryia tn explain
tie meaning of her arnlncuts This request is not
made in threatening manner, or as an ultlInatnin.
LONDON. saturday, Juuc 10. 1870.
Tho SidHdarFs Vienna dispatch reports that Murad
has r-,l ststtli Government 20 prepare new pro-
grammc within a week.
Austria Germany and Russia have each reeog-
nized Sultan Murad IN the same terms.
The Berlin and Vienna correspondents of The
Timo agree ia stating that AL danger Of an Dmed-
ate outbreak on the Seryian aud Monteuosrin from
tiers is removed
IMPORTANT REFORMS PROMISED.
dispatch from Paris 10 The Daily telegraph says
il Is reported that the Turkish Constitution Will
establish the equal rights Of all PERSONS irrespective
Of nationality or religion, abolish the Office of Grand
Vizcr, create responsible ministry, and organize
a representative assembly composed of delegates
from the various local councils oil hotabilities.