The New York herald., 1877-02-28


reforms after certain interval OF grace have row
como up again in precise form. namely
Thai tho period OF three years be given
tho Porte 10 carry through by OF tho constita
ton tho reforms demanded by the Powers; II the
Porte docs not succeed IL will pledge itself to accept
no guarantees proposed by the Conference The
iews OF this disposition the part OF the Porte
rom various sides, SO It may be supposed that there
ha wish that 1t should be known. II may DO meant
ouy as fecIer and counter project to suggestion
Which Is attributed to Russia that tho Powers should
graft certain interval. but pledge themselves to use
cocrion II the reforms not affected at It's cxp.ra-
t'on II, however, attention the FIRST step
takcnby Turkey since the Conference indicating de-
sire tolpproach the views OF the Powers
There seems to DO common ground between the
Turkishand Russian suggestions which under
standing may not be altogether impossible. II what
now CONES merely as report from various quarters
really represents the views and intentions OF the Porte
RUssTA's DOUBTFUL POSITION.
In facc OF ho Russian Tcegraphic A:cncy's author!
tatve contradiction OF an impending movement OF the
Russian army across the Prulh there Is again news
to-day that the Roumanan railway companies have
reccivcd an inhmation from tho Russian head
quarters to prepare everything for tho transportation
OF troops II is said that the Russians also sent de-
tailed instructions for the regulation Of the whole
that all preparations are being gradually made for
ton For all that, Russia may not havo yet fixed a
time. and may thus, with good conscience con.radict
the reports about Immediate action.
PROMPTED THE WAR!
Belgrade despatch says it is rumored that the
Deputies at tho opening OF tho Skuptschina to-day
will formally ask the government whether Russia or
Russians advised them to commence the late war; and
will request definite statement of the relations
now existing between Russia and Scrvia
II Is also intimated that the Skuptschna will ask
tho ministers TO delay the final signing OF tho treaty
Of peace until the OF Russia finally decided
The great fear OF the servians Is that they might
losc all chance OF participating in a Russian success
by concluding premature treaty with tho Porte
ANOTHER RUSSIAN CIRCULAR.
Berlin correspondent repeats tho assertion that,
fer from desiring war, tho Russian govern
ment at this moment displays marked
inclination 10 content itself with some few
concessions. Tho Paris correspondent OF tho Teic-
graph says:-"I hear from st. Petersburg that the
policy OF tho peace party unhesitatingly
manifested at q Cabinet council and is in
fair way 10 PREVAIL that Russia Will in all probability
abandon the idea of Isolated action, and that she
means, in certain oventuaes to demoblize the South.
crn army. The Daily Ne,cs correspondent at Vienna
says it is confidently asserted that Russia will de-
out the nteerabe uncertainty OF the present crisis
aud reminding them that the FIRST circular remains un
answered.
THE Ausrgo.uUNGARIAN SETTLEMENT.
despatch from Vienna says Prince Auerspcrg has
officially announced to tho Emperor that in consequence
OF tho resolution recently passed by the
constitutional party the Ministry was prepared
TO take full responsibility for tho bank
arrangement. Premier Tisza has made
similar declaration in the Hungarian Dict. These
declarations mark the END of this troublesome affair;
although tho various details OF the busi-
ness and tho passage OF tho necessary
bills through the legislatures Of tho two countries re-
MAN. But, as far as one judge this part Of tho
work will DO accomplished as succcssuly the other.
RAISING MONEY UNDER FALSE. pRErExcB
special from Vienna reports that tho Russian
authorities have ordered the arrest OF a Turkish
cavalry general named Konduch who is charged with
secretly travelling through tho Caucasus and collect
ing money for tho Turkish wounded.
LIVELY AT VERSAILLES
In tho French Senate. yesterday, NJ. Duaur de Ga.
varde, of the Right introduced motion for the dis.
missal OF NJ. Simon by President MacMahon, on ac-
OF the Minister'S former connection with the In
ternatondl The Senate refused to allow ~ dc avardo
to proceed with hts motion Tho Senate rejected for
the second timc the bill concerning tho
trade councils This is likely to a strong feeling
against the Senate among the majority Of the Deputies
The previous rejection OF the bill by the Scnao
after 1t had passed the Deputies nstanccd by the
republican press sign Of the Senatcs determine
tion TO impose its will on the lower house.
PRUSSIA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Two Danish deputies from scheswig- IIosten have
refused Ia the Landag TO take tho oath observe he
Prussian constitution. They have consequently been
dcbarred from further participation in tho proceedings
Of the House.
SMALLPOX IN LONDON
There were 104 deaths from smallpox in London last
week, which number has only been exceeded in one
week since the present epidemic began.
A CHARITY BALL.
grand ball took place In the new Opera House,
Paris, last night Tor the relief of the sick operatives
OF Lyons The receipts amounted TO 500, 00O
THE ExTRADITiOy QUESTION.
Mr. MeldOn (libcraD, member Tor tho county of XII.
dare. gave notice IN the House OF Commons last even
ing that ho would the 9th OF March call attention
10 the correspondence between Great Britain and tho
United States on Tho cxraditon treaty, and that no
would also move resolution that II Is desirable to
ind some means reconcile the provisions OF tho cx.
Tradition treaty with the act Of 1870
RorMANIA's FUTURE POLICY
In the Eoumanian Senate, now sitting nj Bucharest
lhc President, IN reply to an Interpolation yes
tcrday refused TO produce the documents relative to
Roumana's neutrality III the event ot war between
Turkey and Russia
EENsTArfNG rHE RouMASIAS MINISTRY.
FROM Pcstb, Tho Hungarian capital 1t Is officially an.
bounced that tho Tsza Ministry, which resigned on ac
count OF the differences between Ausirn M Hungary
on tho bank question, will be rcapponied.
NOVA SCOTIAS GREAT SEAL.