The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-15

has lately active service tho correspondent
probably refers to sir Garnet Wolsceyl has made
ports WITHIN the past few days in regard the regi
ments which could be Immediately called upon aud
how long il would take TO transport from 80 00e TO
$4,000 men TO given spo am assured that arrange
mcnts far complete that the authorities reckon
upon being able If necessary to embark about CO. 600
men in about ten days.
BROKE Up IN ROW.
An attempt was made on Sunday TO get up an anti
Russian demonstration in Hyde Park. The crowd only
numbered about 1000. The speakers included no
OF any note. The discussion branched or into argu-
ment to the relative badness Of government Ire
land and Poland. The crowd lnally overturned the
platform and dispersed in disorder.
ENGLISH INFLUENCE WITH THE PORTE.
special despatch from Bucharest says-.In con.
sequence Of energetic British Inconsistencies tho Porto
has given the most satisfactory relative
the destruction OF British shipping BeKet and prom
Used full compensation"
RoUMANIA.
The principal credit for the motion whereby the
question OF Roumanmn independence and the Princes
assumption OF the royal title practically shclvcd
belongs to the Roumanan Minister OF Foreign Aalirs
but his opposition to tho immediate declaration OF In
dependence would not improbaby have been overcome
il he had received decided hint OF encouragement
from Russia. Tho Times Vienna correspondent
plains the vote In the Roumanian Chambers. he says
although tho resolution adopted by tho Chambers
speaks OF severng the bond between Turkey and Rou
mania and empowers tho government at tho conclu-
sion OF peace, TO secure an independent position IL
leaves the government Tree TO its discretion in
acting according to circumstances that tor tho pres
snt tho whole matter Is shclved.
ITALY INDIGNANT.
Tho Manchester Guardian: Ragusa despatch says:--
IAN Italian transport with two guns took soundings
last week on Durazzo, on the Albanian coast
A Turkish steamer threatened the Italian captain,
who thcrcupon loaded his guns; but the Turkish
authorities interfcrcd and ayerted an engagement.
The Italian captain said sixteen Italian vessels
would shortly appear on the coast Of Albania. The
statement has not been confirmed"
A Rome special declares that Italian naval officers
loavc have been recalled. All army officers have
been ordo: ed hold themselves readiness TO reoin
their commands.
iSJuDicioUs PROMISES.
lie Nord tho Russian organ at Brussels, publishes
letter from ST Petersburg which contains the follow
ing:-
Russia has but ono aim namely, the anelioraton Of
tho lot OF the Chrisans but AT the end Of tho
she claims more extended guarantees Europe must
blame herself, not the ambitious designs whereof 1t
gratutousy suspects Russia. Russia, after tho war;
VIII give fresh proof OF her moderation by consulting
Europe respecting the conditions to be dictated Tur-
key TO prevent further massacrcs.
TURKEYS REBELLloUs rRoviScka
Advices from Slavonic state that the rebel
commander in Bosnia, Despotovich, has been rein
forced ana Is marching toward Livno. Tho garrison
Of Drien is preventing the Herzegovineso refugees
from entering Austrian territory.
Danilograd special says tho turks appear to be
preparing to attack Rogami, with the purpose OF
cutting OIL communication between Montenegro
and Kutchi, which is the key OF Albania,
or Of compelling the withdrawal OF tho
forces from the Diega Pass Ali Said and Hafz Pachas
at Lodgoritza to direct movement, strong bat
teries have been established the Mali Berds conf
manding the fords The weather line aud the roads
aro becoming practicable.
THE suEz CANAL AND FRANCE.
NJ Lesseps yesterday had long interview in Parts
with the Duo Dccazes relative 10 tho measures to DO
taken to the naturalization the Suez Canal
during the present war. The French shareholders of
tho canal suspect the intentions Of tho British
fleet.
MOVEMENTS OF DIPLOMA lists. .s.4
Count Schouvalon the Russian Ambassador TO tho
Court of st. James, had two hours interview with
Lord Odo Russell. the British representative at Ber
lin. lie was also with the Emperor nearly hour.
Count Cor,i the Italian Ambassador to the Porte,
sailed from Brndis for Constantinopie yesterday