The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
From All Parts Of the
World.
TURKEY ANGLING FOR AUSTRIA.
An Offer of a Part of Herzegovina
for an Alliance.
PARLIAMENT DISCUSSING THE PROTOCOL.
rnr GABLE TO THE HEnALD.1

LONDON. April II, 1877
The war news is very moagrc this morning. Its
feature, however Ia the reported effort OF Turkey to
form an Austrian alliance A kingdom for an allyi
II rumored In Vienna that the Porte shows an in
cnaton voluntarily ccdc to certain districts 10
Herzegovina which Will increase the strategcai inn
portanco of Dalmatin Tho Paris Temps says
the question of mobilization still In sus-
pcnso In Austria Tho Buda-T esA Correspondents,
however, says tho reports OF impending mo-
bilzation OF the Austro Hungarian army untrue.
Tho Bosnian refugees now In Austrian territory
number no. o62, who cost their entertainers 100000
forms per month IT. in consequence Of insurrection
this number should be doubled, Austria might BIO COM
pelled TO the frontier with armed force to
locnlize the Instruction. With this Wow Count
szapary has received orders to evory prepara-
ton at tho frontier for such necessity.
THE DATE rixEn
According to the Political Correspondence the fout
corps in Bessarabia had orders to begin movement
to tho Pruth April IS, whilo two corps march.
ing to take their place In Bcssaraba correspondent
OF the Fren.denblan confirms that report The right
wing which is tho weakest portion, crosses tho
Dniester at Chotcym and goes along the Austrian
frontier Paskany Tho ccntrc goes by rail to Pas
kany. Tho loft wing the strongest, will cross the
Danube between RENT and Ismn. The Vienna
spondent OF tho Ne,cs telegraphs the following:
Two papers havo made the statement that the
Turkish Ambassador hero has remarked that there
would DO no war; have made inquiry md found that
no really said So but In vague manner
COINCIDENCE.
A despatch from Pesth says It Is expected that
will be declared at Kischenefr on April Fl. ST. Pc
tersburg special states that General 1gnate will ac'
company the Gear to Kischencf.
MORE DIPLOMACY.
The Vienna Political Correspondence has telegram
o. potor cta
paign is finally terminated.
GOVERNMENT DEPENDING ITSELF.
In the House Of Lords yesterday afternoon, Earl
Granville criticised tho governments policy touching
the Eastern question. He said the protocol nonrly
tho samo the Berlin memorandum. Why
did not the government accept thatP Tho
united action OF Europe at that tmc might
havo prevented Neither Russia nor
Turkey had then taken an irrctraccable position He
attacked the Minister'S boasts about raising Engands
position abroad which subject them to ridicule
and he advocated European concert for the better
government Of Turkey.
Earl Derby replying to Earl Granville vindcated tho
signing OF tho protocol He refused to present the
first drafts OF the protocol because Count Schonvalo
obiectcd to their publication. Count Schouvalor
questioned whether Russia prepared TO d!sarm Il
England signed, pnd said, 'That depends on
Turkeys atttude.n England declared that she
signed with that object If that object
wcro not gained tho document should not
DO madc another purpose. England attempted
mediation between Russia aud Turkey, but whom one
Power refused mediation It mattorcd not what form
was chosen. II England had not signed the protocol
all responsibility for tho would have bcen thrown
upon her. He further said that he believed the
House would agree with him that, under existing cr
cumstanccs best not to say anything concerning
tho future
THE SACRED SANCTUARY.
The Paris Union afIirms that Cardinal Ledochowskrs
cxtradition was really demanded and granted by tho
Italian government but the Pope gave him asylum at
the Vatican.
BISMARCK IN RETIREMENT.
Prince Bismarck has left Berlin for varzin.