New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-26
FOREIGN NEWS
TURKISH AFFAIRS
MORE TURKISH oUTRAGEs IN HERzEGoyiNA-THE
MONTENEGRO NEGOTIATIONS AT sTANDsTfLL-
GEN IGNATIFFF IN VIENNA.


MORE TURKISH oUTRAGEs IN ELECTROMAGNETIC
MONTENEGRO NEGOTIATIONS AT sTANDsTiLL-
GEN. IGNATIEFF IN VIENNA.
LONDON, March 25. 1877.
Reuters dispatch from st. Petersburg con-
the views of the English press relative to the
protocol It says The protocol presupposes conclusion
peace with Montenegro and the rehabilitation OF the
Turkish forces The conviction still prevails In ST. Pc
tersburg that If the Powers unanimously hold decided
language they will obtain the acceptance OF their de-
mands by the Porte. and the peace Of Europe VIII be
maintained. one thing is inadmssibe. vz that Europe
should compromise herself second time by failure to
achieve a result
Reuters telegram from Constantinople reports that
the Moutenegrin delegates have telegraphed to Cenje
that the Porte persists in its refusal to cede Ncsics
KOutchn and KOlasehin and will only grant rectica-
tons Of frontier toward Zube Panani, Pya, Drobruak,
and Charantzi The delegates ask Prince Nikta how
they are to act. 1t is said that England advises the
Porte TO cede Ncscs after dismanng the Notifications,
but the Porte considers cesson impossible then.
The same dispatch says group Of deputies In the
Turkish Parliament intend shortly question the Gov
eminent on the subject of Mdhat Pashas Punishment
The garrison OF Consantinople changed and
placed by troops from Syria
special dispatch from Ragusa to The Manchester
Guardian says "A band of Bashi- Bazouks plundered
and burned the village OF OtchevO, i'll Herzegovina and
murdered number OF the inhabitants. 1t is reported
another village shared the same fate"
No confirmation has been received OF the special dis
patch from Odessa to The Standard OF March D. report
ing the loss Of steamer laden with and ammun
ton from New-Haven for COnstantinOple
The statement that the Government agreed Friday
night to adjournment Of the debate in the House OF
Commons Mr.. Fawcctt's motion relative the East
ern question The House adjourned with
out action, and Mr.. Fawcetts motion thereby apscd
ROME. March 25 1877.
Midhat Pasha has arrived in this city.
VIENNA. March o. 1877.
Gen. Ignatef has arrived here He has visited the
Foreign ambassadors and had conferences each OF
an hours duration, with Count Andrassy.
THE BosNIANS WELL ORGANIZED.
LONDON, Monday, March 30 1877.
The Standards dispatch from Vienna reports hat Gen.
DespOoych has organized the Bosnian nsurgent forces
Peabody rifles.
Ihe Standards Pesh special dispatch says the Aus
tran Cabinet will inform Gen. Inatef that 1t still
sdcrs reforms proposed by Count Anrasy to be the
best means Of preserving peace and ameorating the
condition of the Christians in Turkey. Count Andrassy
will propose that Russia and Turkey demobilize
simultaneously, and il is hoped that Russia will con-
sent The Porte has informed the Montenegrins that
II will submit to the Turkish Parliament next week for
decision the concessions which IL IL willing 10 grant
Montenegro and will also submit Herewith the MOnleI-
cgrn demands.
The Berlin spOndcnt Of The Standard telegraphs:
al can affirm confidently that the Porto on the 2Oth
inst informed the Powers that 1t wUud under no err
cmstinces yield assent 10 the Russian protocol II the
document required Turkey 10 demobize before Russia