The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-14

IN honest statement OF the views England had always
Entertained II tho Marquis OF Harrington wished 10
Show that the government following tho right
path toward peace, ask for their
The debate lasted until O'Clock in the morning
when the Marquis Of Harrington Withdrew his motion
with the consent Of the government
sEKvfA's SITUATION IN rus EVENT OF WAR
Tho Turks complain that tho Servians have not pub
Iiciy proclaimed the lrman, nor published II in the
newspapers; also that tho Turkish dag has not been
hoisted over tho forresses- Several other matters
OF minor importance mentioned being in
the list OF unfuldllcd stipulatons agreed upon
Ut the time peace signed Several Turkish officials
assert that should break out between Russia and
the Porte, the Turkish military would consider
scrvia Turkish territory, and march through
or occupy any portion which might DO
needed for purposes OF defence. This
is undoubtedly aimed at tho possible occupation tho
servian sde Of tho Danube, opposite Roumanian terri
tory, to prevent tho Russians crossing near
Turussvcrin. by tho treaties establishing tho
autonomy OF Scrvia and Roumana the Turks have
right 10 occupy their territory without
consent but in these days OF ignoring
treaties, which have grown moro or less
unsuited to tho progress Of events II is improbable
that much attention will be paid to any existing treaty
stipulation should hoscs break ont. 1t Ia stated
in ofcia circles hcro that tho Turkish army suffer-
ing greatly from want OF provisions, ana in Somo
places is threatened with starvation II is fully ex
pccted that there will be OF Christians
the Turkish soldiers are reduced 10 desperation by
privationa
RUSSIA READY.
Tho Russian Minister Of War has ordered tho calling
out in tho entire military district OF ST. Petersburg or
all soldiers iurlough before tho 22d inst. Tho
Political Correspondcnce's ST. Petersburg despatch
states that grand OF war is being held there.
nntt-
plctc rejection Of tho protocol, and therefore de-
clines the Portes proposal to send q special
plcnipotcntiary to ST. Petersburg further ncgotia
zion is useless Russian officers, belonging TO tho
brigade of volunteers at Gladova. who have been
leave IN Belgrade for some days. left there Wedncs
day for Turnseverin.
RouMASfA PREPARING
Tho Roumanan Cabinet Council at q sitting on Thurs
day formally decided call tho reserves AS Prince
Charles government has already declared that IL will
cast in It's lot with RUSSIA in the OF war, this
preparation is ominous than il would ohe.-
wise DO.
WAR WISDOM FROM PARIS
While We have always endcavorcd to exercise
. careful discrimn nation In using
which comes from Paris, there
sons In which that great news-centre. al
though very far from the Bosphorus or tho Neva,
cannot be ignored PARIS despatch says IL is stated
that several Russian Ccnsuls Turkey have received
orders to prepare leave the country Count OrloG
the Russian Ambassador, had an interview with
the Due DEGREES yesterday. II is asserted that
tho former protested against tho statement that Rus
STA would Immediately enter on a campaign against
Turkey. On tho contrary, sho is not disposed to
reject fresh negotiations in the Powers wished
make further attempts at Cancellation.
1T Is BisMARcK's ADVICE.
At last ono OF those emnenty accurate correspond
of tho provincial press has found Bismarck in tho
Eastern woodpilc Tho London correspondent OF tho
Manchester Guardian says he has the statement from
good source that he deems It necessary to re-
peat It, that the Turkish Charge Aaires at Berlin has
telegraphcd Safyet Pacha that Prince Bismarck ad-
vised Turkey to reject Russia's demands. IT this
had been printed earlier might have guessed why
he had retired from public life. But now It seems
nero joke Of young Nero Of the press while all
Europe is In flames.
VERY AMUSING READING.
As showing the change which the reported dcclara-
son OF war will bring in the press within fow hours
extract from tho Pan Mai Gazette Of yesterday will
be interesting. II said:--
Representation and remonstrance arc still going on,
doubtless with more urgency than ever but reprcsen.
tation and rcmonstrance have been at work officially
ah unofliclally many months past, and though they
may now have NIL The emphasis OF last appeal
1t is difficult 10 suppose them animated by more
substantial argument than have long been familiar
with. Tho russians have gone too lar. There Is
talk indeed OF some mention thor part to appeal
10 the protocol tho Car is in position appeal
TO the protocol. Tho his government made OF that
instrumental use the exact contrary OF what 1t was
asked Tor and intended for orbds any such course.
THE Little PROGRESS.
Fighting has been going in tho Miridiic country
Unce Sunday, Dervish Pacba having rejected all mcdi-
alton. the 1rst day the Turks beaten at Menadi
ca tho second day they captured the position OF
Muca, half days journey from Scutari. Tho result
OF the last two days. lighting Is unknown.
The Times correspondents at Cettnjo represents
that tho Turkish army has not been able to enter
tho country OF the Miridi.cs. The fighting far
has boon confined to the territory OF Satirma. Tho
have been small on both sides. movement OF
he Turks Is expected toward Gozausko, which fort
needs provisions
METROPOLITAN GOSSIP.
Mr. Gladstone has accepted the candidacy for tho
Rectorship OF Glasgow University.
The Times says II was not Mr.. John Waiter. OF that
,ourna but his brother, Captain Walter, who was
Baultcd AT Rome the 4th Inst
Mr. John O'Connor Power (liberaD, member for the
county OF Mayo, Ireland intends to resign his in
Parliament and settle in America
NOT ALWAYS SO.
The weather yesterday was fair.