The New York herald., 1877-02-10
The Eastern Policy Of the Liberal
Party Foreshadowed.
AN INTERESTING CONTINGENCY
England Must Make an Alliance with Russia Against
Turkey il the Other Powers Fail HsE.
THE PORTE SNUBS IGNATIEFF.
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House OF Lords and tho Marquis of Harrington In
tho House OF Commons shows that the liberal party
intended to uphold the that England should
operate with the other Powers for the coercion Of
Turkey and even cooperate with her arch-encmy,
Russia only, should the other Powers decline to act
Earl Granvillos language becomes moro ominous the
longer II is studied.
LIBERAL VIEW.
"If tho government influence used, said he
Gin pcrsuadng Europe In ono body to como forward
insis-as they havc moral and just right to do
that Turkey shall perform tho promises she has SO
long delayed, the result could not be doubtful II may
be said you arc not able TO persuade tho European
Powers, but am not sure that the impressan does
prevail that England is the only obstacle. At oil
events you would not be much worse off after making
tho attempt Will anybody tell me that II onco the
Turks got It into their heads If they really
believed that not only England, but tho whole Of
Europe Is absolutely and seriously earnest in this
matter; that Turkey, which up to this moment has
been influenced by Power, could resist the unod
Powers Of EuropeP believe it would be utterly un.
necessary to resort coercion. believe II tho gov
ernmcnt will follow that they will meet with
great success and they VIII receive tho congratua-
and approval Of oil parties and all classes Of this
country"
MORE LIBERAL STILL.
Tho Marquis OF Harrington said There some
among usI trust that the government do not belong
to the number-who look with calmness n not satis-
faction tho prospect OF having Turkey and Russia
face to face and the prospect OF between them
ask whether tho danger Of that position MS regards
English interests has diminished Whether Il
has not rather increased since the time
when Canning rather than encounter the pcrils
OF such q situation-rathcr than allow Russia to
tako upon herself sngly the task Of enforcing the
proposals which had been agreed upon between Eng.
land and Russia the affairs OF Grcece willing
even to go tho lcngh Of proposing TO operate with
Russia for tho purpose of obtaining the end in view.
am unwilling TO believe that tho rcsoircos
OF diplomacy exhausted BY the failure
OF tho Conference or this at all events
am sure, that the government will tako
heavy responsibility themselves II they do not
strive to do everything In their power to preserve
ccrtcd action among tho Powers for the accomplish
mont OF those benencent ends for which the Confer
ouco laborcd, but unfortunately labored vainy, to
attain"
..Sir Stafford Northcoto's speech in tho House Of
Commons last evening"" says the Pail MaU GaseNes
leading article yesterday, lean only signify that he
cannot admit that tho great Powers havc done with
the proposals of tho Conference because they have
been rejected by Porte allow that the Turk
sh constitution is to taken to the wish
that the government in the Lsrds and Commons have
spoken with different voices. 1t adds:-"Porhaps
Midhat Pacha's fall and Edhem Pachas may
bave suggested TO ccrtain members Of the admnstra
ton that Lord Salisburys threatening language at tho
close of the Conference may be repeated with advan
tagc now"
THE PORTE RxroRrs.
The text of the Portes circular the failure OF the
Conference, dated January 25, reached London from
Constantinople last night After recaptulattng tho
arguments ustying tho rejection Of the proposals Of
the Powers II comments in very contcmptuous tone
on the assertion made by General lgnate at the nal
sitting of tho Conference that tho Porto by its
had virtually abrogated the Treaty Of Paris The
Porte declares nothing would have boon easier for the
Turkish delegates II they had considered such
cxpedent than to show that General lgnatiens
t,on was detective both in form and substance Tns
delegates however remained silent, as General Igna
ticfs remarks irrelevant to the object OF tho Con-
ference The European delegates by their silence gave
an uncquivoca sign Of astonishment at the language
in which General IgnateT pretended to express the
vicws Of the whole Conference.
TIE JEWS AND ARMESIASs IN sERvIA.
despatch from Belgrade says the Servans declare
Il impossible to discuss q stipulation tor granting
privileges to Jews and Armenans equal to those on
joyed by other servian subjects The opposition
tuated by trade jealousy, and from combination
of Belgrade merchants who influence the clique which
furnishes Ministers for both political parties Serva
does not seriously object to any ohcr OF the Turkish
conditions. NJ Kartso, the Russian Consul General 10
still openly opposing peace He Is recognized as being
identified with the plans Of the sclavonic societies
FOR WAR.
II ia beloved In the highest circles that Official Rus.
sia earnestly desires poacc between Scrva Tur-
key, as would remove cause OF constant irritation
Bulgaria The Russian Sclavonc soccsies desire war,
believing that Turkish occupation would follow and
force the Russian government to take active steps
Immediately. Thoy also desire to provoke tho Hun.
garans believing that the sclavonians in Austria must
triumph II aroused by any act OF tho Hungarian
minority. Tho question OF peace hangs
upon tho relative strength OF the influence
exercised In Belgrade by Official and unoi1cal
Russia. Four thousand men loft Belgrade
on Thursday for Gladova The Scrvians
trating all their forces quarter Vienna COR
respondent says IL 10 reported that Russia Is about Ia
mobilize three army corps TO operate on the
Upper Danube in the event Of war.
NEW CABINET yoR HUNGARY.
Baron sennyoy, leader Of the Hungarian consorva-
tves and Herr Won Szekhcly, President OF the Cours
of Cassaon arrived in Vienna yesterday to open no.
gotat,ons respecting tho formation of new Hun.
garian Cabinet
R0UMANIA REAssUREn
Tho Roumanian government has sent home the re-
serves recently called out Prince Charles has evil.
IDENTIFY had advice from Berlin
TIE RUSSIAN PRESS
despatch from Vienna to the Standard reports that
the chief Of tho ST. Petersburg Press Bureau has been
dismissed by ordor Of the Gear permitting journals
to language detrimental to peace and concord with
friendly governments
NEW ELECTION ~ SPAIN.
The Tempo OF Madrid announces that tho King has
signed decree dssolving the Senate and ordering
fresh elections .
THE BELGIAN ELECTORAL BILL.
NJ Malon, OF the Belgian Ministry, has resigned on
account of the opposition the Electoral BILL There
have been several disturbances lately caused by tho