, 1877-05-06

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done. It II cipher telegram from n. de Nov1kon
| the Russian Ambassador at Vienna, to n. 1on1n
the Russian Consul at. Ragusa. dated sert
| IL. 1870, ! and ). it ' names the agents VINO
| are Ito furnish the Montengrin Prince Win
| means for making war on Turkey. The Consul Is
| also ordered to hasten the armament BY drllilne
| The Consul replied a week after, saying: lhe
depots in Czernowitz quite full the poouiat1o11
is enthusiastic, and awnits With fmpat1ence the
order for rising. perfect understanding mas peen
come to with the Miridite Chieftains, The Chris
tians in Popoyo and the Suttortna arc however,
demoralized in consequence Of the Turkish scSa-
tions There is no possibility Of conveying arms
to them in presence OF The great watchfulness OF
the Turks" A<spy in tho Embassy sent copy OF
this telegram the Ottoman Embassy. 80 that Rus
sia's intentions were known at once.
The plans Of the Turkish and Anstro- Hungarian
statesmen, on the other hand. were made known
in three confidential reports from the Turkish Am,
Tasha, dated Sept, 23, 20, and 81, 1870 by these
it appeared that Count Bcust who at the head
% ass ceaat II 4siass; Asi ss tas 4 nuba4sa Bgs
Andfassy's Turkish views were apparently IN,
derstood, but Count Beust seemed to have special
Envoy pointed f oat the til movements TINT were
going on. in Montenegro aud Herzegovina
and the transport of arms through Ave- Ave-
Of the matter and. said he did not believe Russia
meant say!h!ns violent In sabseausnta aae eeoost
afd dnnep a congt Renets house rev words were
rapidly exchanged between Count Andrassy@ anu ana
ney hss LED 10 csun s;s es
etheE ehoa enearor to p
war: but # 1t were forced upon then, it ehonld be
carried on until rectiacation ef frontiers both
a bsen fs asaasd R tss The eh
by Muasulman populations near the Black sea were
to- be 'reconquercd and Poland restored as
iseu 500 GOO men II sloan o: e10 0o0 goo could be
obtained. Austria was to furnish soo 200 men;
At this meeting the Huncarian Premier complained
crisis, and concerning whose conduct he had maue
very serious complaint to the Emperor. The reve-
lationa tell Us than when the Car was asked MS
replied, "1f 1 am arn,ine, tits certainly not
against Prussia" and that this ,sas taken to mean
against u1key Or Turkey ana Aast nan
70 Khalil Bey that they must try to detach prus.
fla from the Russian connccnon by forming =
Snan isS9e s pfessse @
whenever sounded upon the subject, always enaed
By saying: t.Still We must maintain our friend
atood By this that Pruss,a was bound n some
way:to Russia, and could not recedc. When the
Ottoman Envoy could not otherwise move Count
to the Russian Consul at Raeusa, which
rather staggered the Austrian Minister, who was
It to find anS
that ths Treaty of Paris iar as It relsted t. ths
Dey told this to the English Ambassador who said
Turkey could count with lcertanty upon the sup
port Of the English Government: These docn-
tions were made In n document called Lies Re-
soonsibilities, =" published At Constantinoplc-with
the private sanction Of MIdhat Pasha-showing the
efforts Of Panslayistlc agents in connection with
st, Petersburg, to draw the khediyc o. Egypt into
fnsurrection against the Porte After commenting
upon the attitude Of English and tue
stone and Mr.. Freeman on the TurkishQuestion, the
writer discusses ut length the history Of the sew
picture Of the suf1eTines Of that country and the
part taken by kosciuszko in the attempt to lihcF-
ate his country. He quotes the remark Of the
cmy Of the Turk, and.belever in a great sclav En-
pire with Constantinople a federal cty-as say
Ing mo one can imagine that the Polish question
quite az alive now as formerly. The western prov
inccs Of Russia in their present condition, and not
only the Kingdom Of Poland but even the Prov
ber only 10 per cent OF the population: will Ger
tafn1y become thoroughly Polish and hostile to
Russia on the first appearance OF foreign foe: :"
The writer utterly explodes the popoular falla-
cy that at the battle Of Macieowice-in which
the Polish insurrectionists were defeated by the
fe severely M w9qnd
cs for the first time an original denial OF the sto
ry by the Polish hero himself, addressed to Couut
Scgur author Of the Decade lIistorque, - with
regard to the alleged Finis Poionias'' OF Oct
Is, 1904:
i'M. LIE CoMrE: In handing over TO you yes
terlay the paper referring to the of Alr Adam
Poninski, concerning his conduct In the campaign
Of 1904, another fact in connection with the un-
fortunate battle of Macseiowice ought to have
been mentioned, which have great desire to
clear up. ,>"....
Ignorance or malfgnfty with fierce persistence,
has put the expression Finis FoloH}0 into my
mouth,-an expression am stated to haye made
use Of on fatal dny Now, INST Of ait. had
been almost mortaily wounded before the battle
was decided, and only recovered nv consciousness
two days afterwards when found myself in the
ent and criminal IN the mouth Of any Pole, it
~ pai;s III nntion noiicI me- IN The de-
fense Of the integrity, independence. Dig
nifty, glory, and freedom of our father
iana' knew Weu tnat ,was .wss ien ~ luz
tas ao+ [us ~ - e. aiaa1r,era Po1nnd con13
s ~ n,iJ ~. ,,n+ b a. ~ ed Erarrthing the
po1es have done since or viii do vet in he future.
t;fa "a sonf thot - no +bs dernted sn1diars
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