The New York herald., 1877-03-02
From All Parts of the
World.
THE EASTERN PLAGUE
An Authoritative Denial of the Russian
Army'S Demobilization.
ENGLAND'S REBUkE TO TURKEY.
lDY CABLE TO THE HERALD. ]

lDY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON. March g 1877.
England has acted at last In most unexpected and
decisive manner She has almost as good as with.
drawn her Embassy from Constantinople, and she
takes away the large uect which has been such
u comfort to the Turks. Turkey must stand
on her own resources until Constantnope
IS actually nionaced. The British Admiralty
has ordered tho Immediate concentration OF the
entire English Mediterranean squadron at Malta. This
move rs important Tho withdrawal Of Great Britain
from both Greek and Turkish waters Is regarded In
furtherance Of understanding with the other Powers
It is asserted In Vienna that tho Porto intends
yte England consent to an immediate return
OF her Ambassador TO Constantinoplc and
thus set example to the other Powers
in this respect. 1t is understood that Prussia s
dcavoring obtain concessions In Constantnople In
return for pecuniary assistance
NOT.
despatch from ST. Petersburg says the statement
contained in despatch to tho Times last Tuesday, that
at an extraordinary council OF the Ministers held
Monday II was decided to demobi!!zc
tho Russian army when peace is signed between the
Porte and serva and Montenegro is absolutely untrue
No such council wag held. Intelligence has been
received at Bucharest az late yesterday morning
from the frontier. The Russians have made move.
ment recently indicating intention OF Immediately
crossing the Pruth.
CHANCE FOR FURTHER DELAY.
Tho Paris correspondent OF tho Times declares
Ignatef's journey is not In search of health.
The General s charged With giving verbal ex.
plantations OF the future policy 81 Russia; o,
course, with the wow OF obtaining tho ad.
hesion Of the Powers TO that policy HIS sue
cess may be considered doubtful; but his MISSION
offers the Powers sn excuse at which Russia
take offence for delaying their replies 10 she
circular. From this standpoint the MISSION must DO
appiauded.
sERviA TURKEY PEACE
A despatch from Constantinople announces thai
peace with Scrva been formally signed. Elections
for members OF the Ottoman Parliament held ~
Constautinople yesterday. II IS believed in Ber!l
that tho Porte, informing the Powers Of the con-
OF Europe to tho fact that II has already bogus
the reforms required by the Powers adding that II
viii be dncult no. impossible 70 make me re.Sems
ANOTHER MEETING OF rnR KxpERoRs
The Standards despatch from Berlin suys II Is be.
iicved that Prince Peter Grand Duke OF Oldenburg,
has, by special commission OF tho Gar intimated "a
sirc to meet them again. Tho Standards Vienna spe-
cal also reports hat meeting Of tho threo Emperon
has been proposed
The Porte has telegraphed to us representatives
abroad dispatches confirming the statement that the
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tho 2lst inst The M!ridites have taken srms against
Turkey and are besesing Puko fortress on the road
Seutari TO relieve tho place and a!terward march
against the Miridites
| rHY RUSSIAN POLICY
The Times' Vienna correspondent comments hope;
fully on tho peaceful tone OF the news rom all
quarters u..nn r.porcsSa cSa,se from
active This rcvives tho suspicion that
Russia trying TO arrive at direct understand dina
! with the Porte. IA Russian influence is paramount
al the palace It is thought by no means improbable
| that Russia might, with the expenditure OF
comparatvely small fraction of what war would cost
be abIc now to obtain all she wants she
most pacific way, or else produce such con-
fusion as would 5usy aimos sSan ayo,s s'es
fact that Ignatcn has thrown his influence against
any percpase course, especially 1T the present
moment when. according to his better knowledge any
day may bring about srcat catastrophe IN Consan'
| tinoplc Itself. :.
! THE sERvIAy sKUPrcHiyA.
Tho Servan Ministers ascertained on the :'to uIt
that the conservative opposition had prepared
demand which was already signed by
los deputies for their impeachment This discovery
| caused tho Ministry 10 join tho conservatives IN
a decided peace policy. large proportion Of ths
deputies united Wednesday in protest against the
summary dissolution Of the Chamber They comp'ais
that several important in'erpe!latons which they IN
by prevented Many believe that the Ministry
saved themselves at tho expense ot the Prince
who would nave been much more popular II no nae
not dissolved the The regular Skuptschins
Will be convoked In Two months The vienna despatch
Of tho Times reports that the sudden closing ,i inc
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Ministry and rcgning Prince d
IN THE MEDITERRANEAN
The United states steamer Getty ysburg arrived q
Genoa yesterday.
BRAZILIAN CABLE
The Times IN It's financial article Of yesterday, PUB
lished communication TO that journal from the Man.
| ager of the Western and Brazilian Telegraph Company,
stating that only hundred miles Of their cable need
renewal and that tho company Is In no danger of nqu'
dation.
40 MokE SLAVERY IN TIE soUDAx
The Times prints the following extract from pri-
| vala tcr n
airy l7-"His Highncss rhc Khedive) has given ina
the Soudan, addition To the provinces of the
Equator and the Red sea coast, absolute authority.
IL will bo my fault II slavery does not cease and II
these vast countries arc not open To tho world rne
whole Of the matter the government OF tho
Soudan. and " the man who holds that Is against
slavery II must cease"
COUNT ARyIM ONCE MORE
Count Arnim has asked Tor safe conduct 70 Leps'c
in order that he may appear and defend himself before
the Imperial Court OF Discipline, In which proceed
Ings against him Will be opened on March l.
ANOTHER LIBERAL ELECTED.
In tho Parliamentary election ~ Oldham yesterday,
Mr. John r. Hilbert, the liberal candidate was sue.
cessul. The vote stood iolows:-Hbbcrt Qiberal,,
0,542; Lees (conservative), $751; This Is liberal
GAIN
The Board OF Trade yesterday awarded gold watch
10 Captain Kane, OF the American schooner T. \.
Macdonald. for rcscuing tho two survivors rom the
wreck OF the bark Maria, Captain Greystonc, the re-
maindcr of whose crew died oil starvation and ex.
posure before reported.
woxEN ~ ESGLlsn coLLEGKs
Tho Senate oil the University OF London have do
cided py vote Of IL to 8, to admit women 10 medical
| degrees.
THE PREDICTED STORM.
fI.ondon Times Of February Ill
| According to Information received from the NEW