New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-24
attribute to her the odiols intention Of territorial a
grandizement.
THE MoNTENnGRIys MOVING.

THE MONTENRGRINs MOVING.
CATrARo, Monday, April %. 1877.
The Montenegro troops are in motion again. GenVuko-
witch has occupied Krsac and has received reinforce
ment of so men from zubci. The Turks threaten TO
force the Dugo Pass Another detachment of Montene
g1ins has arrived al Banian
JAssA Monday, April %, 1877.
The Project, magsracy and clergy OF this town have
gone TO Kschene greet the Car in tee Of the
Prince OF ROumana.
BERLIN, Monday, April 23, 1877.
Prince Henry VII. of Renss, formerly German Enbas-
sador at ST. Petersburg had been appointed ambassador
at COnstantIOpe.
LONDON, Tuesday, April %, 1877.
The Stqndards dispatch from Consantinoplc says
Prince GOrtchakof's circular, containing RussiaB ut
matum, has been presented to the Porte An immense
crowd witnessed the removal of the Russian arms from
the doors Of the embassy.
TENOR OF THE RUSSIAN CIRCULAR.
The Standards correspondent at Vienna says the
Russian circular note which has arrived there, censre
Safvet Pashas recent note rejecting the PROTOCOL from
which it draws the conclusion that Russia finds herSc
under the necessity of proceeding single handed IN Orde
to realize the wishes Of Europe. The Russian repre-
sentaves abro I'd instructed TO declare verbally tha
Russia although compelled by the course of events to
take energetic measures only intends to obtain gara-
tees for thorough compliance with the denahds Vi e
Great Powers resolved upon in vareus conferences O
the Improvement Of the condition OF the Christians
Russia is not DESTROYS of territorial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
GEN Milutine. Minister of War, and Acknowledgement
Prince Dogoroul accompanied the Car to kischencn
The Imperial suite consisted of 800 persons. Inc
military attaches OF the Austrian and German En-
basses followed of their accord III the next train
from ST. Petersburg
THE EMPERoRs ADDRESS VERY wARiIKE
fuller report of the Cars speech at BiIsula shows
that he spoke much more as il was determined
mon than the frs; summary would convey. The En-
ueror began with the words Before your departure
give you INV blessing and closing sald to the officers
"GooG-by, gentlemen" and TO tine men, Farewell, my
childrenw
TIE GOUMANIAN RAILWAY MENACED.
After the massage of the Pmth by the Russians Abdul
Kerim will send large force OF Circassians TO destroy
the railways.
The rImOr is revived OF Count Andrassys Impending
resignation Ills, however is empatically denied III
weuformed quarters and is stated that AndsSy IS
no longer opposed 10 military measures II needed lor
the protection of Austrias interests.
A later dispatch from Vienna to The Standard an
nounces that the Russian army will commence its inarch
10 Roumauia on Wednesday. The Russian naval autho
tics have susuended navigation between Tie Cimea and
Caucasus.
The Berlin pondcnt OF Tie standard reports that
Russia has promised the Prince Of RoumaDia indcpei
dence and royal title.
THE HUNGARIANs DISTRUSIFUL
The Standards Pesth special represents that Russia is
onyious 70 enter into "a formal engagement With Austria
IN reuounce all projects of annexation in Turkey or on
the Danube as well as the idea of the eventual lorna
ton Of new Slave under Russian protection
Peope in Pesfh distrust Russias assurances. Prelaa
ts making there 10 mobilize the ltungarlah
S,ny SO that the country may be rTaN FOR amy ehlei
ccncy Turkey has Bought large q h'llcs u tL!p0A III
Transyly an!afor bridges over the Danube