The New York herald., 1877-01-05
Russia 10 Ask Europe's Authority TO Enforce
the Conference Demands.
ROUMANIA ON HER DIGNITY.
the Porte to Issue Protest to Europe
Turkish Finances.
AN EXTRADITION TREATY WITH SPAIN.
fBY CABLE TO THE HERALp.I


LONDON Jan. s, 1877.
The HERALD correspondent at Berlin telegrapha
that official news has yet reached that city from
the German representative at the Conference in
Constantinople and nothing definite is known as to
the result OF the last session. Among those who
are best acquainted with the condition OF AFFAIRS in
the East 1t Is believed that the action OF the Porte
was caused by fear Of the fanatcal portion of the
Turkish population.
CHOOSING THE LEAST oE TWO EVILS
There were two dangers to be faced, the one at
home and the other abroad and the Porte decided
that the home danger, being the more immediate,
should be met first Therefore 1t was decided to
peremptorily reject the proposals OF the Conference
of the Sultan.
A RUSSIAN PROPOSAL.
Russia It is said, intends, after the final rupture
Of the negotiations, to ask the Powers for an au-
thorization to enforce the proposals of the Confer
ence in their name. Turkeys final refusal is antci-
business at Constantinope.
RUSSIAN ExAspERArION
The Russian papers are greatly exasperated at
what they term the pusillanimity Of Germany and
Austria
RUSSIANS sKRvYA
A Belgrade despatch reports that 300 Russian VOL
unteers are about rcturn Russia, unwilling any
longer TO fight under tho Servan banner. Prince
Nicotine has just received orders from ST. Petersburg
remain in Belgrade to advise tho Servian govern
ment in military affairs. Prince Milan wishes TO
withdraw from Russian Influences, but cannot
RUSSIAN PREPARATIONS
A Berlin correspondent tecgrapbs that the BussiaA
government has ordered the preparation of $50 rail-
way carriages for tho transportion OF the sick and
wounded.
THE FINANCIAL CRISIS RUSSIA
Tho severity of tho financial crisis IN Russia shown
by the fact that tho municipality of Odessa OF the
richest in Russia is unable to pay the salaries of
officials.
ESDEAvoRISa TO MAKE TURKS REASONABLE.
despatch from Constantinople reports that at
yesterdays sitting of the Conference Savret Pacha
read statement OF motives in support Of the Turkish
counter proposals and explaining In detail tho grounds
for opposing certain portions of the proposals OF the
Powers The European plcnipotentiaries ncverthe-
less cndoavorcd to induce the Turks to
agrco to debate upon the points which have
been rejected by the Porto Tho European
Plcnip potentiaries themselves opened discussion
upon OF these points. When the Conference M
journed. It was to meet again next Monday. In tho
meanwhile the penipotentiaries will continue to use
their influence to tho Porte Understand that o
modification of the proposals only be brought
about by public discussion
coSrIRxED oBsrISAcY TURKEY.
Ateegram, dated Consantnopc, Thursday noon,
despatched before tho meeting OF tho Conference
says:-The Porto at to-day's sitting will base iss
reasons for tho rejection of the proposals
OF the Powers upon the integrity and inae-
pcndence OF tho EMPIRE Among the proposals objected
to violation of these principles Is the nomination
governors OF provinces by the foreign Ambassadors
If tho plcnipotentaries present ultimatum the
Porte intends summon meeting OF the Grand Coun-
Gil and lay before statement Of the position OF at.
fairs ThePort categorically refuses cede terri
tory to Montenegro or Servia
MODIFYING CONDITIONS.
special from Vienna says on Tuesday the European
Plenipotcntiaries held confidential meeting, when
notifications IN their demands adopted IN the
hope that the Turkish Plenpotentares would accept
tho amended proposals as basis for discussion. The
propositions for an international and foreign gen.
darmerie somewhat modined those for fixing the
boundaries OF separate govcrnorships in Bulgaria
sons were dropped. The question Of surrcndering
Little Zwornk Servia Is be referred arbitra-
t,on. Other minor alterations agreed to. IL
these notifications the result of the In.
icrview between Lord Salisbury aud Midhat Pacha
ATTITUDE AUSTRIA
A despatch from Vienna says IL is positively stated
that Austrias representatives at the Conference are
instructed to leave Constantinopo II the Porto does
not accept the proposals Of the Powers
AUSTRIA PREPARING EMERGxxcIEs
correspondent at Vienna states that the military
authorities of Galica and Transylvania received
orders to bring their armamcnts and accou.rcmenta
up to the full complement as = possible.
THE ADDRRss EUROPE.
A special despatch dated Constantin January g.
says 1t alleged that the Porto intends to address
manifesto to Europe one report says the paper will
take tho form OF protest Tho Plcnipotcntiaries,
however, cndcavorng to dissuadc the Porte from
giving II that shape. The Russian imperial yacht
Hcriclik has arrived a, Constantinoplc
VAIN
A despatch from Constantinoplc dated "Wednesday
evening says:--Apprehensions OF rupture continue
to diminish 1t seems probable from tho more concil-
atory feeling prevalent that the Porte will 70.
ject the proposals OF the Powers. Tho Plonipoten.
tiaros also disposed to make further slight con.
ccssions. II these antic pations realized negota
tions will be resumed tomorrow II Is believed that
pacific solution oil the Eastern question may yc, 10
looked for
EOuMANIA ON HER DIGNITY.
A telegram from Bucharest says that IN the Cham
Der Deputies last night the Foreign Minister In
reply Interpolation, said he had asked expla
nations from the Porto respecting It's interpeI.
ation OF articles l, and OF tho new Turkish
constitution Tho Porte replied that tho first two re-
icrred to Roumania and all other TRIBUTARY States
The Chamber OF Deputies unanimously passed
motion approving the conduct Of the Cabi-
net and demanding that the government.