, 1876-12-22
A Final Compromise Allowing a
Ha1':sal Commission with
4 Guard.
Serious Differences Between the
Danish King and His
Parliament.
Thrice. Repeated Refusal Of the Latter
to Appropriate for Govern
ment Support.


NoSsTASTlSDFLE, Dec. o1.-The Preliminary
Conference held its last sitting yesterday. The
plenipotcniaries have agreed to formulate their
proposals in terms acceptable to all parties.
The Porte has been asked to f1 a day for the
meeting Of plenary council.
The Turkish Constitution is to be promulgated
Immediately.
The nomination Of Mdhat Pasha to the Grand
Eizferate has been very we'll received, aud, it il
believed, will hasten the solution Of all dill
Cu1tieF.
THE NEW TURKISH CONSTITUTION.
CoSsTASTlSoPLE, Dec 21.-The new coustitu-
tion will be promulgated on Saturday with great
solemnity. All the public cdi6ces will be il,umi-
mated in the evening.
Djeudet Pasha has been professionally appointed
President Of The State Council
sERy1A.
BELGRADE, Dec. ol.-Prince Milan has accepted
the resignation Of the Ministry, VITO will rcn,an in
office. however, pending the formation OF new
Cabinet.
RUSSIAN TROOPS IN sERyrA.
BERLIN, Dec 1.-The Russian Generals Eovo-
selod and Dochoturoh have arrived III l,ussio from
Belgrade. whittier they will return very shortly.
huss1an troops in Russian Uniform arrive every
Bulgaria after the occupation Of the country, are
already being nominated. Prince Tcherknssk,
the Polish nobity's estates handed over to
the peasantry twelve Years ago IS It is reported,
to rcorganze the rural arrangements Of Bulgaria.
BIT OF HISTORY.
A recent incident throws . Aood Of light upon
the relations b.::.rt.u Ger:.4-y %nt }tll%sia- III
his letter to Coun. >,'ouyalou Prince tiortchakoG
gland. ca:nestl: ..@:cts that two States which
might easily sc,i.' al European questions 10 tller
mutual adranta:,: should find it 50 difficult to
sage excited no smnll surprise ut Berlin. ltwas
considered ia ptn frop yott that Prince Gortcha-
anchor Of European politics, should sud.
denly turn to fourth Power, offering to
settle all European questions, with this Power
alone. TO the utter exclusion Of his reputed allies
II tn write such thing fnuisCrcet, to publish
it was considered little too provoking German
feeling upon this. curious occurrence eventually
found an outlet in All article OF the Ministerial
journal Die Post, which paper called the Russian
proposal into!crable pretensioa. Upon this,
The g. oteal tsleg1aph YESTERDAY sup
saHc away. and assuring us that no harm was
meant. 10 this the Journal Die l'ost replies that
it will continue to form an independent opinion Of
Russian politics.
PERslA's DESIGNS,
LONDON. Dec: Fl A dispatch from Tehcran
says it is considered nut improbable that Persia
will occupy Bagd1d in the event OF war.
RUSSIAN REQUlSITIONs.
A St. Petersburg telegram says it Is reported
that the law authorizing the making Of reouiaitons
in time Of war will be put in force in BessLrabia
Jan. l.
AUSTRIAN IRRITATION.
LoSnoS. Dec 22-5 a. m:-The Standards
dispatch from Pesth reports that tue greatest ir-
ritation prevails there over the Naros anair None
OF the Hungarian journals satisfied with the
dismissal OF the Ristics Cabinet They denland the
occupation OF Belgrade. Addresses arc being
sent TO the Hungarian Ministry urging the Austro-
Hungarian Government to fo:cibly intervene for
the protection OF Turkey.
CHALLENGE TO RUSSIA.
4 Berlin telegram to the Standard says it is re-
ported that the appointment IF Midhat Pasha as
Grand Fizicris regarded at ST. Petersburg us
challenge to Russia.
The l5erln correspondent OF the Times reports
that the banking firm Of l5aimahof, in ST. Peters
burg. has failed. with defctof l. 900, 600 rnbles.
The commercial crisis continues, and is especially
severe in the snuth Of Russia.
Russian papers report tamine in Montenegro
Tho Fo<i publishes in official form summary OF
the results Of the Preliminary Conference at Con-
stantinople. According this account. when
Russia forebore insisting on occupying Bulgaria
herself successive proposals for RoImanian and
l;e1gian occupation of that province were brought
forward by Italy and France respectively, the OBJ
jcctions to both being obvious. The idea was put
forward Of employing fo.cr which should not
purtake Of the character of All army but merely bc
HI escort to the European Commission which may
have to watch the execution Of tue reforms. II
was presumed that this furcc need not exceed
g. GOO men, who might be obtained from neutral
country like Belgium, not az soldiers bur as vol
unteers. The plenipotcniiaries ultimately agreed
on this outline project. The Marquis of Salisbury
asscnted to it to avoid war, which would Instantly
have ensued II lie had Withdrawn from the Confer
cnce: Tue proposal insures the peace OF Europe
for the moment. and may admit Of further ad-
justment in tue full Conference
The Daily NeUS' Vienna dispatch says it is re-
ported thar Russia Il considering the necessity Of
Hiobilizing two more army coEp~-
There il intention at Vienna Of employing
very severe measures with Scryia in consequence
of the Naros outrage. although the dismissal Of
the Ministry is considered insufficient satisfaction.