The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-11
THE TURKISH TROUBLES

John Lemonne's opinion or the position OF the
Powers on the Eastern question appears be widely
quoted Europe ON May % he wrote IN the Journal
des Dttats:sThe declarations, cannot say cxplana
tons OF Lord Derby and OF Mr.. Dsraeli have fully
confirmed the Interpretation gwen TO the new attitude
OF England apropos of affairs in the Orient The Eng
lish government in refusing to adhere 10 tho rcsolu
tons, rather propositions Of the Berlin Confer
DO not really protest. they simply desire TO ab
STAN They the probability OF armed intervention
the affairs OF Turkey and wish perfect lib
orty OF action whatever may happen. The PROPOSE
tons contained III tho new note simply repro
duc,ion Of those the Austrian note, and they Will be
equally inefficient and mpracicable. We ought to OBJ
that France in adhcrng the resolutions OF tho
Berlin Conference does not bind herself any moro
than England Tho French government IN sup
porting with their diplomatic influence the propositions
which may contribute the paccation OF the Turkish
Provinces do no, engage TO comply with every measure
which might ultimately be taken TO enforce them.
Should OCCASION require france would remain neutral,
aud Is probable that Italy VIII IN the same
manner SINCE tho commencement tins rebellion II
has been evident that insur dictionary PROVINCES
wanted something moro than reforms They want an
autonomy similar 10 that ultimately acquired by scrva
and the panubisn PrnciIaliiics This would not be
ACKNOWLEDGMENT the Herzegovina and Bosnia
would remain under the sulerainty of The Sultan
They would simply administer the PROVINCES them
selves. Administration from constannople direct
has become impossible. The inccssant changes OF
Governors tho cyactions oIe halls, caprlccs
sovereign who absolutely ignorant OF wial takes
place in his empire and to whom absolute power Is
stronger than rlght, csitnlze all these rcvolts. 7
lladl LazzlrJ, The American Consul at salonica, says
the correspondence Ortsntfr, OF Consianinopc, mas
been relieved rom further duty on behalf OF America
lie l. tho brother OF the physician 10 tho Rus
sian Embassy and cousin of the Russian Consul AT Tess
CLchr.
Bulgarian officials report that the Instruction their
provinces, represented by some 5000 az 900 rfcn
under arms prompted by foreigners aud priests
Secret organizations being investigated daily by the
police.
The OF osnials 700 and tha, OF the Herzegovina
40 square miles In Bosnia there from SOC, 900
500 900 iDinitants Herzegovina about .5O, 600
say 900. coo altogether These made up OF, say
$50 900 Mohamnc,ans, $50 600 10 100 900 Roman Cath
ocs and 400 600 Creek Catholics Should these
trlcs succeed in Wrestling their Independence
from the Porte thoy would not peace. Tho
dnercn. rcIigionsts would 1.-Two in an atmosphere
deadly hatred, iaducn. inkernal strife and
booashcd Even now the insurgents cut of tho head
every Turk Killed BATTLE and, Indian-iikc, regard
trophy and The Turkish prisoners bar
baruusly tortured beng buichcrcd by degrees that
the utmost suffering may he exhibited while he Is
beng inundated. The turks tho way
blood Tor biooi--hcad Tor head, lar possible
ANycmei,,c /eitnag Of Augsburg
The Nofddcutschc iiycmci,ie /eifung, az Berlin,
does not agree with the 81 nnal
peace cmanatlng from Constantnope aud Vienna.
sc somewhat doubt, II says, whether the Turk
isi arm, conuitiun suppress the insurrection
in Bosnia the Herzegovina and Bulgaria. and even
whether could keep down the fanatics in all tho large
cities IN case they should attempt and
the Tray result tnat may bc looked Tor any day. In
Pcsth where there good opportunities Tor judging,
IL believed the army would be pow erless to prevent
such rising. rho Goios advocates the occupation Of
the insursent territory by Italian troops, and says
that all utncr fail l.aans will hold all
the ports aud compel return to order should 1t be
deemed necessary
The Journdt de ~. Irfcrsburg is uncommonly ex-
pclt with reference the Bcrrn Conference. After
dsclamng any intention OF divusiug secrets and
rctcriiag the Official records OF tho government
gaIdc IN rrcso1cocc Tho fantastic assertions OF
persons hall informed, II says:-"But that
which permitted 10 state IS that tho arrival OF
The Emperor Alexander this time at the German cap
ita--wncrc indeed. His Imperial Majesty has received
a most cordial rcccpton--nay be taken by every
friend Of peace and civilization most
tempt 10 and them Neither mschoods caumnlcs
tended 10 turn INN aside from policy whose
under every circumstance. Errope oil to-day knows
that peace and civliizatiop have moro ardent and
defender than the sovereign who the
iihcrator OF his people and whose views strongly
seconded and brought prominently forward by the IL
lustrous statesman to whom twenty yenrs HIS
Majesty has conidcd the direction of the foreign policy
OF the empire. Nothing but peace Is sought =
by a despatch from Buda Pcsth TO the Independence
Beige seems that Count Andrassy has been called to
Tor the bodness OF his measures with regard
Turkey He was asked to explain To tho Budget
Commission and replied :--'sIhe Ministry attach
particular moral value to the union, recently
solda,eu, of the Powers with the object assuring tho
peace OF Europe and OF extending their good Offices
lar to H. He repcilcd the charge OF conniv-
ing with insurgents and accepted the fullest RESPONSE
b,nty lurcgn poncy nl Tho government rep
resented by himself They sill not occupy the
rccuonary territory Austria Hungary has enemies;
she the hes, OF terms with the Powers she pus
sesscs a valiant army and a. State with 81 900 600
souls she can when throws herself in the balance
tar the OF Europe Afford 10 regard with Tranquil
lily whatever may follow the result OF such action