The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-23
German Policy is That Of
Armed Neutrality.
DISQUIET IN SERvIA
0'lahOny's Body Will Not Be Allowed to Lie in
State in Dublin Cathedral.


She went ashore yesterday or Point San Bias,
near Colon, and viii probably prove total
wreck. All her passengers and the mails were
steamer which ran down the Glasgow steamer
Strathclydc In the English Channel, of Dover, Oh
1885, In that disaster out ofseventy pas
sengers and crew on the Strathclyde, only clever
were saved nty-nine being lost. Captain Kahn, OF
the Francona was arrested and tried In England on
o charge Of manslaughter April s, 1876, but the
English Judge finally dismissed the CASE on appeal,
for want OF Jurisdiction.
WILL NOT CROWD THE MINISTRY.
In the House OF Commons last evening there .
Harrington said. the continuation Of the discursve
debate on the treaty obligations would in any way
barrass the government, tho opposition had not the
slightest desire add to the difficulties Of the situation
and they did not propose to bring forward definite
motion tonight The resumption Of the debate upon
insly indefinitely postponed.
~ TIM HOUSE LORDS.
Tho Earl OF Beaconsned intimated that It was tho
intention of the government TO propose for
increasing the efficiency Of the consular staff in Tur.
key as localities where tho star had been formerly
reduced koly to become tho seat OF impor-
tant peaceful or warike events-ho trusted peaceful
events-as he did yet despair Of the common
of the Porte, and had great confidence In tho
magnanimity of the great Powers
THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT
Tho German Rechs;ag was opened yesterday EN-
peror Williams speech opening the adverts to
the depressed OF and industry and also
TO the deficiency the budget II proposes that the
deficiency amounting %, $780, COO marks DO met by
raising tho maIriculatory contributions payable
by tho States The speech also refers
Eastern affairs, and expresses the opinion that the
peace OF Europe will not be broken The dangers which
might result from tho Eastern question stil unsoved
threaten Germany a less degree than any other
country Tho Empire has renamed true to the print
cples which It lad down for itself at the beginning Of
tho Eastern complications Tho Conference has not
succeeded obtaining from the Porte the
which tho Powers judged cxpcdent TO demand in tho
interests OF humanity and means Of securing
peace for tho future Nevertheless, the proceed
,ncs Of the Conference have led to this
rcsul,-that the Christian Powers have arrived
at a common understanding among themselves respect
ing tho guarantees to be demanded IRON the Porto
Before the Conference such an understanding lacked
universally recognized expression. BY this means a
solid has beon secured for confidence that peace
will preserved among tho Powers, even should tho
hone be disappointed that the Porto WILL OF lis
accord carry the reforms regarding tine treatment
Of ITS Christian subjects which tho Conference CON
sdercd requisite IN tho interests of Europe
WHAT WILL
Should tho expectations now entertained-basct
upon tho promises OF the Porte the hand an<
tho opening otnegoatons for peace the other with
Servia and Montenegro-rail TO DO realized the i'm
portal whilc recognizing tho fact that tho
present question docs prescribe any precise limo
OF conduct for itself, will CONTINUE to exert its in.
uonce as hitherto, behalf Of the protection Of ths
Christians In Turkey and of tho preservation OF the
peace OF Europe above all things, however. strength.
enIng its own good relations with governments allied
or otherwise friendly to II.
TROUBLE BREWING.
Affairs do not look peaceful in sc1vla II the latest
reports from Belgrade prove Disturbances have
broken out In Jagodina, Kragujevatz, Ushtza and
other places in the interior during tho elections Troops
left tor Jagodina on "Wednesday. II Is variousiy
stated that tho disturbances caused by gov.
crnmcnt cxering pressure the electors by tho
intr,gues OF karagcorccvitch against Prince Milan.
The Times correspondents Is inclined to be.
liovo tho latter statement, as II IL we'll
haraReOtgevttCn
are very active and there good ground for believing
that they find willing listeners IN tho
mass Of the military adventurous gathered in
Belgrade from all parts Of Europe. Karageorgc-
witch is also strongly favored by Austria Hungary
As Serva has been apparently abandoned by Russia
an arrangement is not improbable by Of
which attempt may be made to place ruler In
Servia who would make close alliance with Austria,
aud thus pacly the Hungarian excitement on tho
Sclavonic question. With Bosnia and Herzegovina
annexed, and scrvia practically an Austrian do
pcndcncy, VIC should probably hear Of NO moro Hun
garan opposition to Russia.
TURKEYS STANDING THE EUROPEAN COURTS
1t is very generally believed that diplomatic rela
tions between Turkey and Europe will be resumed i'm
mediatciy after the conclusion of peace with servn
nod Montenegro, aud that then tho Porto may b<
expected, consequence OF advice from almost ali
quarters, TO consent TO some direct step that
may stu avert conflict. A special from
pera asserts that Turkey has decided to
rclinqu;sh her demand Tor tho main cnancc
OF Turkish agent at Belgrade. II is thought that tho
negotiations will he completed Saturday. A de.
/ patch IRON Paris announces the arrival there
Of vahan Encudi, who ,ntrus,ed
with q special mission to the European
courts Rumors have been In circulation
tina, the mission OF vahan Efcndi is to urge tho
resumption OF full diplomatic relations with the Porte
A Vienna special says the Porto has ordered 3o,onA
rovovcrs from tho United States
THE sERvIAy DELEGATES
Tho Scrvian delegates hold a second conference Al
Coustantinople with Savet Pacha on yesterday. Az
understanding has been almost completely estaD.
shed The next conference will be held on Saturday.
1t Is thought tina, a formal proiongat,ou
of the arms,ico will not be necessary
to allow limo for peace negotiation,
with Montenegro, and that the military commanders
on both sides Will be ordered by mutual arrangement
to remain on the defensive The correspondent Of
tho Standard tecgraphs from Pars:-"1 am informed
that prcminares OF peace between Scrvia ans
| Turkey havo boon signed"
corr THREATENED TURKS