, 1877-02-10
The English Parliament and The
Eastern Complications.
And Advise Concerted Action wit!f1lussta
il Otl,cr Powers Hold Aloof.
L Oironlar from tho Porto Treats Igna-
tioff'a Sentiments with Contempt,
GREAT BRITAIN.
D,aHAFf.f'& FAarEn m rcltcT.

GREAT BRITAIN.
p,sRAELt. EAsrEnS roLtcf.
LoSnoS, Feb. G-l,ortl Derby, in Ills speech
on the Queens nlllrcse, declared that Engtanl's
policy had hcrn to 1rcss the recommendations
Of thu Conference ttt,on tho Porte, hut not to
use Or sanction the reo of force, anil at tho
some tl1ne not 10 undertake to rrntect Turkey
from any force used by tho Powers. With re-
gard to The Cznr's assurances, though lie be-
lcvu1 In the Car. sincerity, still even tho
Car might i'o compelled TO act against his per.
euual wishes.
THE OPPOSITION. ...
Z Tlfc Duke Of Afryl declared Ills belief that
tho Government policy Of never forcing Turkey
to comply With their wishes would end in dis
Astrous war.
The detailed reports Of tie speeches made
yesterday BY Earl Granville, In the House Of
Lortls, lind the Marquis Of Harrington, In the
uoust Of Commons, show that the Liberal
party intended to uphold the view, that England
should cooperate With other Powers fur the
coercion Of Turkey, and ever. cooperate with
Russta alone II the other Powers declined to act.
Earl Granville said: "If tho Government In.
f!uencc we're used III pcrsuadng Europe IN o'io
body to conc forward and insist, a they have
tho moral and just right to 10. that
Turkey shall perform tho prom1scs. sho
laa So long DELAYED, tie resu1t could ..'. t'9t
to pcrsnadc the European Powers; but am not
sure that the Impression does mt prevail TINT
England IS the. only obstacle. At all cvents,
yoii would moi, be much worao oh aHct making
tho Turks got 1t Into their tcada-it they really
believed TINT not only England but the whole nf
Europe is absolutely aud seriously IN earnest !n
ts astftnt 1 wks Witch ap to ts sni, o 70.
sst tho uuttcl Powers OF Euro.lcl believe 1t
would bo utterly unnecessary to resort tn CO.
crcton. hcl1esu II the Government will follow
and md they viii receive Tho congratulations anil
approval Of all parties and all classes Of this
country" .:....
tho Government do not belong to TUG number,
WHO look With calmncse, II not satisfaction, nt
tic prospect Of leaving Turkey and Russia face
to fncc, and the prospect Of war between them.
garrls English interests has llm!nIshcd'
Whether It has not rather Increased since thu
Tins when Canning, rattcr tllan encounter tlle
pcrs 0f such situation, rathcr than allow Hts
forcing tho proposals which hnd been agreed upon
between EngInnd aud Russia "A to tic affairs Of
Greece, was willing even to 60 tho length
Of proposing to coorcEatc with Russia Tor the
purpose OF attaining tho end In view. ] am un-
willing to believe tint the resources ot dlplo-
mneY are exhausted by tho fatturc Of tho Con-.
ference. OF this, at all evcnts, mn sure; that
tho Government Will take heavy responsibility
upon themselves If they do not striyo to do
everything III thclr power TO prescrvo concerted
actEoi among tho Powers for the aerom plisl-
mcnt Of these bcnehccnt cnds for which tho
Conference lano1ed, hut unfortunately laforcd
LuNnox, Feb. 9.-Tho I'aN 4YdlI .Gazttif, in Il
leading article: says: Sir Stafford Northcotc's
In