New-York tribune., 1876-05-13
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.
TIE RUSSIAN POLICY.

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Ioxpov. April 27.-The NEST inveterate pane
,,,,, must be discouraged by the number an" Va
,iotv of the peacrfdl auguries which the laSt I'"
/ l,rs bavc brought rs. Not the least signih''ui'
! omour them all is the energy and suddenneaS WIN
which rurope has iEteryened to prevent the hootr
/ ties with winch Turkey menaced M0nteheero Al"
i almost de i,ivo proof that Russian I'au 10 o"
accepted in place of the Austrian ana 'h'S 's',"
! to u,v mind the fact which points noSt oo'''S "
neace. II is better than the assurances oi n"'i "
dozen official gizettes; though relther are 'i'e'o
be desJsed. ] have great respect Tor .'c h'i.u "
| r1 s,o.ion which diplomacy brings To beaf'
inst as have for the influence Oh SUNDAY -S'n"'''
t,e dangerous classcs of society. Bat once III coz
fact with particular vasabond. the grip OF poi,e
officer o his collar is more ,urng 10 the Nlol'S
I mind uian the appearance Of a tract uistrpu'"''
Prime Gorchakoit is pleasing substitute ior C"u,'
( Audrassy. The Turks know he VIII stdnd hiu."
less nonsense And even were Russia niS?oS'u W "o
warixc which do not believe, wonld rather 'a''e
! tl. chances OF = ace under hc guidance Of power
which knows its own mind than with POWER
/ given TO such everlasting shy-shaily as Austria
Intervention, il is probable, has bech resoNeu on
! and tber3 is q substantial agreement between the
novers rs To what shall be done. The wal party III
Ast
,hc o,ace of Europr. The official gazette OF st. re-
+ t,,Iurr tplls ug-what the WOvements OF DeiYlsh
p,sho toward Montenegro had led everybody TO con-
iectrre-that tie Ottoman Council OF Ministers had
! decided 70 invade Montenegro There is r'a-
-on to believe from other sources that Nc
fore this was known Russia bad already
s.,el When the news Of tLe establishments
81. camp a. Scu;ari reached ST. PeterSbnfs'
Irinco GortchaS0G teicgTapLcd to Constah'ihopio
that no would not stand H. He ncXt anAouhc'n ~
the name OF the Car 10 the Foreign Ministers ~ inc
lus.ilu capital thai Russia would not permit MON
tfu.,~o 10 Lc attacked, and invited them to nh'to
with him in saying 80 to the Tnrks' "ern,a"y'
Au..ro-Hurclry. France, ard Italy as'ehiod az
once r-.,,.d. tinid a.d lagrard "a u1al' WIN
/ T,rd Derby q: the Foreign OGicc, takes iIhc 10
tl.:rk IL over. She viii give her consent "uen |
.,.nt, viii pT1gc-aS they have AIT'''l -''''
- :. uo LONGER needed AMI that her re-
f..al wiz not help TG.sey nor h'f "a
bereuco help TIE o'hrr powers. lier Ist eHA"o' ~
a,1 iudepcn1cn.lyi slc wanted To- WINCH l' '''''
p,l,t.Ivy4u.shrd when she took part III Ir'seDi-
Ing iha ,ndrasr note. The Su!'1n has not eve" |
,y,;-cl TO eo-p what hii Oh ally is going 70 do.
io,, lin. r.e.;pf Of h'nucs Gortchlhois dispatch,
rho Turli ,h Minister for Foreign Affairs cmpiail-
raUy di.ayowed all aggressive intentions ioWaid
Montenegro; adding the suprr.iuoua assn anre thal
the military measures taken near Scuiar were
purely OF "a defensive character Tho now parry
seems to have been in power about Il hours at'f
the ascendrncy II had gained had become Known I'D
the North. u ls less than wees since Nuhh'af
Pasia nying before tlie Insurgents. ladncned h'
living bull tin about the ,OOJ5lonicncsrusW hld
,yerg ho.inel him, GId tho Prince OF Nonten"Pi"
openly making war" lii bulletin was mout 81"
prcrara tho mind Of Europo Tor The atta'. Oh Noa'
fcnrgro which the swift action Of kusaia has
,r,,. i,,I lsf ,rr the first shot was 'irnd.
All things considered, one mag even read without
tooiuuch asouishucut tac cxir uclj eork-sure ior-
-ran from the Berlin correspondent OF me b0y
Telo7,a,h--tlo same gentleman. suppose, who d.s-
tispuishcd himself by announcing ~ 1872 That
Prince Bismarck had made Up lis iuind 10 rrI'1de
France and cat ner up uto small bts. lis eitAl1i-
ostic tepsrament lead. him 10 regard probabilities
az certaintios; il b. high noon wi,h hm at sunrise.
So having got III % from thc y rim Foreign Ohic'
.bat matter, are going enoo.hly he bnr-t- upon he
world p~oclai..iug peace with tho noise OF many
t,-1r!ets lie llI a.certlin,l tiat at BE- beyond
doabt that there IS not even probability oi the
European pcacs beng disturbed" That IS comfort
ing for those who like their news - they Ike their
w3isly-nca.. Prince Gcriculloi has declared
hi,nsolf positively to this effect Ia" assures us. 10 u
itle weak 90 add that tie transfer OF The leading
r6ie from Austria to Russia coasuutc- new phase
| highly favorable 10 the maintenance ol prarc.
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The powers 1870 in favor OF "thoronshroing'
reforms AID Turkey must certainly ycid.' Then
& Encaud ANA France approve 81 tho whole r0fHs
! operqnH of .Le tTipo ailancl"-down 10 the very
knots in which The red tapo 5 tied, DON'T doubt
Russia has the fall and uAqnalihcd' support Of
| Germany and Austria, and Europe Is greatly
! indebted TO her" for having thus " guaranteed
peace. IN short everything u.s. - THIS moment for
! .ls best ~ this the best OF al possible worlds
And " al pacific Chr iiaus7 row assured Of pro
/ lection from the allied power. aud wiz do Wei
enough This does not seem quito to cover TIE ca-o
Of the Christians ~ Herzegovina, who VIII al
tlrir Gao qualities. have not shown themselves
pacific enougl to sit down and be pluldorcd AID
bu;cho.,l b. the Turks.
This s1r. Of Dispatch taken b. Itself might excite
some alarm. Su h positive assurances coming i.om
Berlin through eueh \ channel might dispose "a 80
! believe that war was near 10 will serve, however
rs specimen Of what is daily Transmitted 20 and
fro bctwacn European capitals for Stock Exchange
! and ether purpo-es; for which latter, nothing c;l
Jo 100 highly speed. And in this case il probably
does express. though with much superilaoua g"s.icu-
atol aud waste breath, the present belief o. tho
/ German Foreign OLce III peace. From a very
| different source, aud from correspondent u9uaily
cautious ouoUah-l mean the laIir correspondent of
HE Iimcs-we have an almost equally positive state
! mcnt about what the powers mean to do. They
have takcn he declares. clear and firm rcscln-
ton. "Ihry Will submit 80 Turkey the Gnal con-
| diiions # the insurgents, not tOuiug them down,
bot cmpiasizirg them J. would be almost kind
0f autonomy for the iusuTgcnt provinces, foT tie
! ile, Is t. extend the samo conditions 10 gh tie
Turco-C hristian Provinces II turkey accepted th3,
Austria aGd Russia would pledge themselves 10 the
insurgents TO watch over the sc1yul,us execution