New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-29
TURKISH AFFAIRS.
CoNsrANrrNnrLp. sahlrdn

CoSsTASTINOPLE saturday, May q. 1876
The Official inquiry into the origin of the
sllouica outrage shows that the American sui
absent when the Bulgarian gil arrived and that his
brother sheltered her night The investigation is
still in progress
Row. Saturday, Nay 27, 1876
In the session Of The Chamber OF Deputies to-day,
ssnor Meegar Minister Of Foreign Affairs, made
speech during which, referring to the E2s'era greston'
hc srd "Italy adhered to the memorandum OF tho three
Northern Powers as agreed upon 40 BrFlp IN the in
teres % peace aud civilization" Referring TO the re-
fus3 OF the British Government 20 cO0PcI1te ia the
scheme agreed upon az Berlin Sgnor Mcrgal expressed
Inc oUiun thar tli wol1 not pIeycnf the other Powers
from taking action. He eonhden;, however, that
England would use her influence 20 induce Iohey 10 nc
CoSsIASrNorIE. satuIcay. iiay -, 1875.
Official kilograms nave been received l,r" announcing
s1Iiue.tcd. Military operations IN rat province nave
Therefore ceased Tie prisoners taken ~ nc lMb,sa
that revolt have rendered their bul5son TO tho
sALosIcA. Nay %. 1876.
Four rioters, who took part in the murder of the
Consuls sentenced DEATH and 10 10 various
terms OF penal seryitude. some for life.
REDI.Ess FOR THE sALONICA MCRDFRs.
WAsnINGToN, May %. Official information
has been received here that the Turkish Government Is
now engaged in furnishing persons ensngcd IN tie not
which place sslOnica three wees $50 between
Turks and CHRISTIANS, and in which the French aud Ger
maa C0nsus were Killed Dy the exasperatci Mobammo-
dan popuace, n5twIihsandng TIE efforts OF the Coy;
cruuiert to protect them. The Goycm0r-GcneTal
cfsalJnca E,btcf Fasha, and the Hig Coumsioner NJ
tie Sublime Porte Nahan tshr1dl, have Sent the follow
g Tam dated SaouIca May ~ 20 tue Turkish Min
Ter nj washington: 'ElevCa additional sou.cnces
we're rendered yesterday two II which are for capital
Punishment eight 70 forced labor for life or limited and
one 10 three years npr sonmont The :i itor OF the
riot shall bc tried today" Tue Turkish Minister today
received the following telegram dated su"hea My "a;
Ie erday nine a4ai,iOni sentences were rendered,
Ewo 9i |o G are 10 f a ye. imnso6t" Thsse
dispatches signed by the Imperial Commissioners
ENGLAND AND THE BEELIN CONFERENCE.
PARIS. May %. 1876.
The following seni-ofcia statement published mere
r. +, still hoped that England will make known the points
OF Prince Gor;chakoA's memorandum which she wishes
u have modified, 80 that understanding may be
brought about between all the Power with view 70
united action in the East. II ia considered thHt a N
ropeau conference would be the suitable means Of fGc
t.tiu such an unde landing. the POwcs, bc.Ore oh
caly commune ~ tie memofandHm - tie Porte,
will await the mai decision Which England - expected
10 adopt ducncc OF tie Oyeftures made 10 Her.
GIBRALTAR saturday, Nay -, 1875.
A German squadron OF four men-Jfgar PASSED here
Thursday night going eastward
sERyIA PREPARED FOR WAR.
LONDoN Monday, Say 20, 1875.
Tho Berlin correspondent Of The Times tclegraphs
that the seyIn Mi h. numbering 100000 infantry and
H. 900 cavalry with 300 pieces OF artillery afo ready
ir action Their hospital utensils have been purchased
&c Vienna.
southern slayoman journals freely assert that the
scryian Government supplies the bulgarian insurgents
with arms and ammunition. and also scuds them OK
p,4suscd leaders. The Bulgarians are occupying the
allan passes.
A Berlin dispatch to The Daily Telegraph states that
the Porte has indirectly notified the Powers that nc viii
on no account consent 20 a two months ariD.stCe.
INSURANCE TO COVER WAR RISKS.
LONDON, Monday, Nay 20, 1876.
The Times says since Friday afternoon iu'Uranccs at
TlpyGs have been made TO cover war risks.
LONDON, Mon lay, May 90, 1876.
ne Tiiess P3is correspondent says final communi-
cation WIS made on Friday last TO Eugon! by the French
Cbne encouraged by the Cabinets OF the other powers
The communication calls England 20 follow up her
refusal 10 agree 10 the Berlin memorandum with some
OTHER proposal it appears impossible that England
should ccufuc herself to a simple negative.
No doubt il felt IN st. Petersburg % the Poites
sccc.taaee OF he propositions OF the Powers.