The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25

tutr ~ upiunanc relations. request YOU to kimiN T.
man Tmhs-., here in order that vou may tc furnished
in Ru.s Sro nj, Rfcrrs. thcy d .iro 10 leave 'hc
tr, unm0, -ltd 1ho~ whesh0uli pr,,rr t 'inah may
Law.
The Turkish Charge has written to Prince
Ggrchnkon a notc taking lenVr of him.
IoNpoN. April A.-Telegrams from Cunsinn-
tinuplc say that Safvrt pnsha has sent q de-
spHtrh to the rrprcs antatiyos of the Port"
abroad informing them that the Ru-sinn
Chnrgc Il 'Anlircs had loft with the whole staff.
aud that the Porto. while regretting the turn oi
affairs brought about hy ilussia. had followed
representatives, in Russia tO break oil relations
with Tho Imperial Government. Tho members
of the Turk sh Embassy ut St Petersburg ac-
cordinsly leave today. Mr.. Layard is said to
have informed the Porte that England had
gunrnnteed the integrity and inlcpcndcncc OF
The Ottoman Empire only under the conditions
laid down by the treaties stpulating for the cN-
.rcsc of control by the powers. The Porte
having contested this right, II has forfeited the
benefits guaranteed by those treaties. and Eng
lnnl could not intervene with nrms in it, behalf;
:, ln the House Of Lords this afternoon Earl
the frontier last night Count ShouvnloI the
hhnssan AmnRissndori in cpmm,u9lca,t,ns US
that general order TO cross the frontier had
ThcH HBeiE Nc,rs. in it. leading article. says:
The ong-cxprcted war has now pra ticaly
begun
The Times says: II lingering hope Of pence
to-day's news. \ decisive step has bern taken.
and Russia may be said to be uctualy at war
Tho Da'lv Telegraph says Russia has a, length
united u dire,t az oi VII. and plainly re-
grr-sor tThis refers to the arrival of small
Russian dctachmens ai Blu harest
4 despnt h from st Petersburg to the poVy
N,7rs saws; Our telcgraphic news - thni inul
EFFORTS In favor OF pence are being made 1T Con-
siin nupl". Something of tn Same Kind is o.
curing here Lord LOTUS. IT," British Amhas
sadur. cniled twice to-day IN Prince Gorehakoir.
but the ,yn'" of the Turkish Parliamcnt pre-
'4 H. a" esnS Of gface 7 4SS qSw too rSsspca ial
the following: The language uSel by Mr.
laynri at Constantnope has dissipatrd all
Illus ons and .g now .uusing regret. which. of
coursr. is too late. The powers do not appear
disposed To comply with the port"s d.sr for
an attempt at mediation at ~. Ptorshurg. IA
the disrlte is not a private onr htwcon Russ a
and tnc Porte, but rupture between Turkey
-. In ihe House Of Lords Tonight the Enrl II
Derby. replying I? question put 10y Earl Grey.
said: Some will doubtless say II we had taken
might have hcen different. Throuchout the
n.Entlntuns | have found on the part
of the Porte "a d"cp-s"ntrd conviction that.
or later war would h' forced upon them.
IT. mt 1s Ter me- t. Iy, iay ,yn, whNhgr I'M M
f'riug of the Porto. 70 WIS impo,- ih for Ms 10
bring about IN understanding Looking at all
tl1 rir un~i1n - with u. light ot exp ri"n 49,
40 not 5000 that any other cours" than thHt
whi We adopted would have had NOR" sue
cc~s'ul result. hrlirve thut. in rndcuVoring to
niunta IN y ace uul.r thrconiition- that a tu-
a,y ey std. We w.rc Engaged in the solution
IoNpoN. Aprl 25-A correspondent Of
tt' 1.'arl on board n Dannhr -toanl-
er reports that ihe. Turk. have madc
Rusi'huk ir i-,st- towri hy steain"rs II Is r,.-
port II, how yer ihut they w'r" brought back
hy nisht, h" TURKISH prrrarntigns for the
dei"nr" oi the lunu~ hy mems OF gunAoais.
iron lads. g.. ar" m,st formidable. The Turk
i-h troops mr." wei armed and clNthrl. and are
I'm gooi spirits and condition. although dy-en-
Terry lll- NplHNrt' among IN lNfr.
Tho SdndIriS VI nnn correspondent trle-
graphs " The Turk i-a Ambassador h. r.. when
corimunicati - Count AndrnSsy the Grand
Niziers note t. Roumanin. expressed the opin-
ion that Roumana would merely protest
fat. The immediate object Of the Russian adj
yanc' into Il umania is 10 protect the railway
bridge at Barho- b whore IN" first collision is
expected II the Turks su'crcd ia destroying
the bridge the Russians Will have difficulty
In procuring supplies
lsufer'~ lnt,s' despatch from Con-,nntinorlc
announce 90 th" furA al ron lud -iuadrun
uHt a." IT, ii-h n"ri Wli ."ni" Co. Con~iAiilu'-
!lr TN Nn..u wiii md a ~" iai embassy q"
Th@ cotr.-inni.u, of the D1gp N,,rs Mt Con-
stni non" says. ,GrN .NHt.mcni prevails
hyr. II u r'nfl, ial a. " sA.ls -" ,.,,n
Rus .nn and rurhi-h armies jon Asia.
BUCHAREST. AIrH - Tw"y;. hundred
mounted oe-n H. PASSED through k"i iin.n.W
Bu 'har -, ou their way T. kn.niit. on saturday
even NJ. 4 ra,iunnt of koumunian cavalry
hae started for kalaiat Great excitement pre-
CAiEo April 81 Prince Has-an will leave for
Constant uupe to-morrrw. accompanied hy two
high OH er-. His mission Will only be- OF short
JAs,y. April 2i.-D iaohmcnis oi Russian
troops ross'd IN" frontier near UnshrHi at
The Grand Duse Nicholas. in alroelama,ion
10 tn Il uwHuiens -Hv-;
by ordcro thr Car. my army. destined To
coiIiIt thn Turks, enters your tnrr tory. which
lu- h"ior" loNluIIy received Russian armies |
d...arr we c'ine ~ irirn1s, a. rnu- only 81