The New York herald., 1877-02-08
ssea rr'nee corsschakoa as Minister Of Foreign

ssea rrince Gortschakon as Minister Of Foreign
Anaira
rMx HEEL OF THE czAR
tno Students OF the Russian provincial capital Of
kssan have had their republican enthusiasm visited
With the dircfu vengeance OF the Gar II will bc
membcrcd that last st. Nicholas' Day fDecen,-
Der lsl, during service ia The cathedral OF Kaxan
eleven women and twenty young men, students in
INC college attached to tho scmoxernoi Convent made
demonstration and uniurled red nag bearing the
egend, 'Vnion and Liberty" They had probably
imagined themselves IN Par,s where, under tho
most despotic monarchy, the students OF tho Latin
quarter were wont 20 have their periodic spree
At tho existing governments expense. The an.
eent khanate oi Kazan for centuries the terror
o' Russia aud resisted that Power until conquered by
Gar Ivan the Terrible and annexed as kingdom TO
Russia. These students and women may have believed
shas They fclt tho arc OF their sixteenth century
ess'ors burning In their breasts All except three Of
the women have been sentenced to transportation,
and oil tho students have been condemned to penal
scrvisudc In Siberia. The town Of Kazan, numbering
about So 900 souls Is situated tho river voga 43O
miles east Of Moscow II has aMohanmcdan popua
SION Of ~ 000 which has displayed any affection
for the Empire OF tho Cxar.
Tng pErosED TURKISH MINISTER.
despatch from Coustnntinoplc received last night
change In Turkeys foreign or internal policy Her
present foreign policy will not only be maintained
but will DO pursued with greater nrmness An Official
statement Is published declaring that Midhat Pacha
was cxcd because hc was inclined to a course con-
trary to the spirit OF tho constitution. His action
Indicated that absolute power which had been aban-
doped by tho sultan, would be exercised by others
somc individuals had formed plans against the Sui
sans prerosativcs and against public tranquility.
Nidhas did nothing TO oppose ihcsc intrgues
oSLr rExronARv ExiLK.
Tho Lsrcm Heroid rcporss TINT Mdhas Pacha. on
being shown documents produced In evidence against
him, declared he was tho victim Of Russian plot
Tho latest despatch from Constant,nopie says Mid.
hats complication with tho plot against tho sultan
aud even the existence OF plot continue to bo
doubted
N'dhat has only been exiicd temporarily.
coSriIcrso OPINIONS ABOUT xipuAr
Tho correspondents OF tho Standard at Constansnoplc
In despatch TO that Journal says-sAlidhut Pacha's
banshment has produced profoundly painful feeling
There S general gloom and depression and moro unca-
sincss than for many months. Ny own very earnest
ccng Ia that great misfortune has bcfalIon Turkey
end her best friends must givo up all
hope of her" despatch from Constantine
pie qrotes newspaper accounts OF Miihat Pacha's
fall substantially corroborating tho Iaa Mall Gasce's
special despatch Of Tuesday on that subject and
adds;-'The authenticity Of these Details however, s
contested and In diplomatic CIRCLES is doubted that
Midhas Pacha reality contemplated ovcrthrowing tho
sultan" special despatch from Constan,inoplc to
tue Daily Nsrs says:--"Mdhat Pacha was the great.
est obstacle TO peace II dangerous to allow him
Ia remain hcre Disgust Is expressed by the anti.
Salisbury party. The change has boon accomplished
without disorder greet opportunity Ia now afforded
10 vii Ia and
peace by making concessions beneficial TO tho
Christians
81 am informed good authority" says the
Standards correspondent ut Coastannopie, that the
Sultan has declared tho Austrian Charge dAnaircs
that Midhat Pacha was not banshcd for plotting,
but for unruardcd and improper language. and for
using the constitution manner opposed TO tho Sui.
tan's interests"
Tho Standards special from Peslh reports that tho
special envoy OF tho Porto has had interviews with
rriDce Milan and Minister Rissics Tho disposition Of
n. Rstics and Of the people 10 very pacific
rnE ArsrronrxaAniAx pAxx AGAIN
Tho Austrian Ministerial crisis, which has been
lingering since the opening Of negotiations bank
question, has now become scute Tho demands of
Hungary and Austria regarding tho constitution of tho
Board OF Directors OF tho bank lrreconcable tho
former demanding equal representation. while Austria
demands nearly swoth,rds Of tho Of Directors
Negotiations therefore. broken on Tho Hungarian
Ministers havo lett Tor Pcssh. having stated ten.
dercd their rcsenatona Evcn thcir resgnations are
accepted II 10 unlikely that any other Ministerial com.
na'on can bc made a. this time carry through tho
Hungarian Parliament the Bank bill projected by tho
Austrian Ministry, while dissolution would mako mat
ters worse instead Of better
NINETEEN LIVES LOST.
The British steamer Ethel. bound from Bilbao for
Newport. Wales. went ashore yesterday on Iundv
Island and became a total wreck. Nineteen persons
were drow ned.
FATAL coLLfERv EXPLOSION
An explosion took place yesterday In the Fass
CoIllcry near Bolton. by which ten men were killed.
THE AsyssISiAs ENVOY.
telegram from Cairo says that Official DISPATCHES
tive announcing that the Abyssin,an Envoy has safety
returned home. The illegal dctcnsiou Of this envoy
by The Khedvc had been regarded likely TO cause
renewal OF war bc,wccn Abyssnia and Egypt
PRESENTED AT COURT.
The Queen received the Ambassador Of China yes
icraav.
rmg PRICE SILVER.
Silver closed yesterday a. 57td. pcr ounce. India
Council bulls were allotted about I'd per rupeo DO.
cnnc.
OCEAN CABLES.
THE FIGHT ron TUE POSSESSION or THE d.
RECT UNITED STATES GABLE Sow Ix PROG
EEss IN LoSDox-noH WORDS AND LOUD
TuuRArs or INTIMIDATION AND DuLL-Dcx-
ING.
Lo>Dos, Fco :, 1871.
The following from tho London Tsses city or
commercial cditorial of Tuesday morning.
Tho contest now gcing on for possession OF tho
~ mfr N
kind To-day may be said 10 reached the
STAGE and far tho monopofs and spcruasors
have been beaten Their defeat immediately re.
ilccicd tho stock Exchnngr. where the pre-. Of |
shares fell rs well those of the Anglo-A Amcr.