The New York herald., 1877-01-09
THE SULTAN TO TAKE THE FIELD
General Klapka's Report on the Turkish Army
aud Resources.
CAMBETTA and TIE FRENCH MINISTRY
Storm and Confagration in Spain-ReIcs
OF the Polaris.
Try CABLE TO THE HEnALD.1

stii nothing decided from the Conference, and still
the same state OF suspense and anxiety prevails here
People have grown tired Of specializing on the result
Of meeting which is already confessed to be failure,
and have made up their minds 10 await some new
development in this alabsorbng and perplexing
Eastern question with much patience as the crcum-
stances viii allow. Tho spmit OF tho Turks is In ns
way damped by tho apparent odds against them, and
the Sultan has spoken out like an Ottoman OF ths
oden time.
THE TAKE THE FIELD IN PERSON.
Tho inhabitants OF Adrlanopc, both Greeks and
Turks. have asked authority OF the government 10
take sp arms against their common enemy. Tho SUI
tan ordered the Grand vizer to thank them say
ing he hoped able preserve the peace. but 10
case OF ho expected the cooperation Of all his
SUBJECTS, without distinction OF religion. HI
would lead the army himself
WORD FOR TURKS.
A despatch IRON constantnople says:-At meet.
ing OF tho plcnpotcn'iarics on Sunday Count Chau-
dosdy the French representative Is said to have stated
shat many OF motives alleged by the Porto for re-
usug tho propositions OF the Conference appeared 20
him very legitimate. and the penipotentaries would
end difrcuty in combating them. Ho added, "Franco
would never give countenance to an unjust cause"
TURKISH ARGUMENTS coXTR0vERrxD.
meeting ofthe Conference Signor Corti,
the Italian Ambassador tho OF the other Euro
pcan enarics controvorted the arguments ad-
duced BY safves Pacha at the last sitting The Mar.
gus OF Salisbury supported Signor Corti's views Tho
Trrxsh representatives nevertheless did not. with.
draw their refusal accept the conditions proposed
ey the Powcra They. however took part In the con-
versaon on the guarantees. especially on that reia
tive TO an international commission. The discussion
Gas minated the close OF tho sitting was ad-
,ourned until Wednesday Il Is generally believed
Cousantinoplc tnas the Conference will only hold
few more stsspgs Lord Salisbury will probably pro-
long his stay beyond the date for which he had
| gagged steamer
| ExPLAxAnox or ruxHrsH ATrrrupk
! Vienna correspondent explains that tho Turkish
| ssbbornness w partly due to the fact thas while
/ the Turks are aware that notifications have bcen
conceded by tho European Powers, st tho proposals
az originally presented by the pcnipotcnares have
not as yet been oficialy withdrawn. Tho difficulty s
therefore TO the dignay OF the Powers by dudng
form In which TO elotho the compromise they are
ready 10 agree Lord salisbury Is making tho most
| strenuous efforts In TINS direction.
AsrKx TAX BrLGAsIAS BUTCHERS.
A Despatch from Vienna states that Lord salisbury
has demanded cheiket Pasha the principal actor
In the Bulgarian atrocities, be tried again, Mr. Barring,
Secretary OF the Brush Legation, having reported
that the trial vas a ia.ce.
THE sgRvIAv PARLIAMENT rRoRoorxn.
A Belgrade telegram announces that the Skuptschina
has been prorogucd until June. the Prince and
his Ministers were willing meet u In shc present
| critical circumstances.
CONDITION rnE rrRKIsu ARMY.
A special despatch from Vienna says tho Hungarian
! General Klapka has inspected the arscnais ana
stores OF Turkey, and IN his report ccrtines
that the Turkish governments has million
brccchoadcrs and accouircncnts sufficient for 400 900
men. Tho Turkish army In Bulgaria is rapidly In.
ercasng u is stated that 81 900 men IRON NIL parts Of
1 m hat vii tha
last eight days
rug TURKISH LEGATION TO BERLIN
| ABern despatch says the German government has
received no iutimaiion Khahl chcr has been ap
pointed Turkish Ambassador. Tho reports In crcula
o, that he had bson objected woro therefore, pre-
mature
TURKISH FINANCIAL ExrERrySrs
despatch from Pcra states that the Porto has do
creed tho abolition OF the Ministry OF Finance and
intends TO this branch Of administration 10
two European directors, an Enslishman and French
man.
eAnnsrrA AND rRgxcn MINISTRY.
Tho attitude OF that section Of the Lett which fol-
lows the lead Of Gambetia Is cause Of soiictuds
to the chief Of the Cabinet despatch from
Paris says a denial Is gwen 60 the reports that the
Cambcttsts IN the CHAMBER Deputies intend TO az
tack The Cab,ne, 1hey declare that they will await
tho oi tho govern before determining what
course 20 take
coSYLAcnArioS srsrs
Aeorespondont at Maarid writes. under date Of jan.
uary D rs follows ~ In Guipuzcoa and the neghbcrng
provinces to-day hurricane has ragged with tcrrhc
violence. The railway station stofo at irun 10 on hre
Niles OF tho mountains arc burning anc
whole bamlcs herds cattle have been destroyed
The military the provinces have becn actively
gagged arrestins the conas grafton.
nELlcs 80 rns roLssis
II fs announced the iiritish Foreign once has
forwarded 10 the government Of tho rnited states
rchcs OF the rolars expedition brought England by
Captain Mares